Exploring the Heartbeat of Boyce College: Dorm Meeting

If you’re a part of the Southern Seminary community, chances are you’ve never heard of Dorm Meeting. But let me tell you, it’s the heartbeat of Boyce College, and it’s something you don’t want to miss out on.

Every Monday night at 9 p.m., the students of Boyce College gather in Alumni Chapel for Dorm Meeting. The energy in the room is palpable as the band starts playing, and voices join together in worship. This is not just any chapel service – it’s an experience, a moment that has a lasting impact on those who attend.

For Emma Cann, a student at Boyce College, Dorm Meeting is a time to worship alongside her peers and professors. The power of singing together, declaring the truth of Jesus, is a beautiful and counter-worldly experience that brings awe and joy.

Macie De Vight echoes this sentiment, noting that while Dorm Meeting is not a replacement for the local church, it is a special time of fellowship and worship that ministers to the soul.

For alumnus Drew Watson, his first Dorm Meeting experience was a turning point in his life. It was there that he felt the presence of God and saw the beauty of a community coming together to worship and grow in their faith.

The announcements, the cheering for sports teams, the preaching – it all comes together to create a unique and powerful experience at Dorm Meeting. It’s a time of togetherness, spiritual formation, and grace that sets the tone for the week ahead.

The heartbeat of Boyce College is found in Dorm Meeting, a time when students gather to worship and grow together. It’s a rhythm of grace that sustains them through the ups and downs of college life.

So, if you ever find yourself on the campus of Southern Seminary on a Monday night, make sure to stop by Dorm Meeting. You won’t regret it.