[GT Navs] Navs News :)

Happy Wednesday Folks! :) 

If you need a little mid week pick me up, here's a video for you. :) Being a part of our awesome community definitely makes me happier than a camel on Wednesday. :)

As per usual, here are some of the updates on what's what in Navs this week :)

Nav Night will be tomorrow  (Thursday) at 7pm in Howey room 204S (S = South). If you are like me and have no idea where Howey 204S is located, watch this nifty video made by one of our very own Navigators. :) After Nav Night, we will have Bible Study and continue our journey through Galatians together. :)

Our Spring Break Trip (March 19-24) will be to Camp Barefoot Republic in Kentucky. It will involve service, fellowship, and fun! See the Facebook page for more details. :) The deadline to signup is Thursday, February 11th. To be considered officially signed up, you must fill out this Google Form and have paid your $50 deposit. Deposits will be accepted at every Nav Night between now and February 11. If you are unable to make it Nav Night and would like to pay your deposit, please talk to Amy May for more information. :)

The deadline to register for The Smokey Mountain Summer Training Program with the Navigators this summer is Saturday, February 20th. This is a great opportunity to invest your summer in growing in your relationship with God. We encourage you to prayerfully consider how you will spend your summer. Spots are filling up quickly, so be sure to apply soon. See the website for more information and details. :)

Well, that's all folks. I hope you are having a wonderful week! You are known and deeply loved by Jesus. May we never forget that. :)

Now, however, that you have come to know God, or rather to be known by God, how can you turn back again to the weak and beggarly elemental spirits? 

-Galatians 4:9 :) 

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The Georgia Tech Navigators

To Know Christ and to Make Him Known.

[GT Navs] Navs News :)

Happy Tuesday to all my Navigator Friends :) 

I hope you all enjoyed the long weekend. :) Here are the updates for what's happening in our community:

​This Saturday, January 23rd from 10am -3:30pm we are partnering with a few other campus ministries​ for a day of service with Ravi Zacharias International Ministries (RZiM). There will be an opportunity to serve the Atlanta community in the morning, lunch around noon, and a speaker to follow. If you would like to attend please rsvp using this google form and see the Facebook page for more details. Please note: if you are attending lunch please bring $7.

For Spring Break we are taking a trip to Camp Barefoot Republic in Fountain Run, Kentucky from Saturday, March 19 through Thursday, March 24. We will be spending our time giving back to the community through service and growing in fellowship with God and one another. The cost for the trip, which includes food, lodging, and transportation, will be between $250 and $300. If you are interested and would like to receive more information please fill out this google form. 

Nav Night this week will be on Thursday at 7pm in the Student Center Room 321. 

Bible Studies will be meeting directly after Nav Night starting around 8pm. We will be going through the book of Galatians together. If you are still interested in joining a study, it is not too late! Contact Amy May or Lucy Squires for more details. 

Am I now seeking human approval, or God's approval? Or am I trying to please people? If I were still pleasing people, I would not be a servant of Christ. -Galatians 1:10 :)

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The Georgia Tech Navigators

To Know Christ and to Make Him Known.

[GT Navs] Navs News :)

Hello my fellow Navigators! :) 

I hope you all had a lovely Christmas and are enjoying the New Year. Below you will find the schedule of events for the first week of class. You will notice there are a few tabling event times throughout the week during which we will be handing out fliers and hot chocolate and connecting with our fellow students. Even though these are broad time frames, please feel free to come to as much or as little of it as you can. We don't expect you to be able to make it for the full time allotted, just feel free to stop by whenever you are able to. :) Have a wonderful first day of classes. :) 

Monday, January 11th :)

10AM-2PM Tabling on Skiles Walkway

11AM-12PM Tabling at Kiosk #5 in the Student Center

8:30PM-12AM NCAA National Championship Watch Party in Tech Rec

Tuesday, January 12th :)

10AM-2PM Tabling on Skiles Walkway

12PM-1PM Tabling at Kiosk #5 in the Student Center

8PM-10PM Board Games on the 2nd floor of the Student Center

Wednesday, January 13th :)

2PM-4PM Prayer Walk at the Campanile

Thursday, January 14th :)

7PM-10PM First Nav Night of the Semester in the Student Center Room 343

Your words were found, and I ate them, and your words became to me a joy and the delight of my heart; for I am called by your name, O Lord, God of hosts. -Jeremiah 15:16 :)

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The Georgia Tech Navigators

To Know Christ and to Make Him Known.

[GT Navs] Fwd: Global Religions Class

Hey everyone!

See below for a neat opportunity that came my way if anyone has room in their schedule for a course.  Global Religions and Community Engagement.  Looks pretty interesting. 

Hope your break has been good.  See you soon!

- Ben

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Ben Burchardi

352.213.1393

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The Navigators Collegiate Ministry at Georgia Tech

"To Know Christ and to Make Him Known®"

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Fazenbaker, Steven H <steve.fazenbaker@gatech.edu>
Date: Mon, Jan 4, 2016 at 2:10 PM
Subject: [chaplains] Global Religions Class
To: GaTech Chaplains <chaplains@lists.gatech.edu>

Hello, chaplains -

There is a new class at Tech this semester called "Global Religions and Community Engagement." It is being offered through the Ivan Allen College's new LAMP (Leadership and Multi-faith Program) Initiative.  This particular class has room for 15 GT undergrads and 5 students from Emory's Candler School of Theology.  All five of the Candler spots are full, but there is still room for in the class for several more GT students.

Attached is a flyer describing the course.  Please forward to your students.  Maybe someone is still looking for that perfect elective to take this semester!

Thanks,

Steve