For the inaugural issue of GATHER, Miller Chapel spoke to us as a place that merited fresh examination—in sound and image—for people who know it intimately or are experiencing it for the first time in this slideshow.
“It’s in the DNA of the Seminary,” says Martin Tel, the chapel’s director of music. “It’s in the language of the founders. Archibald Alexander, the Seminary’s first professor, talked about the Seminary uniting the piety of the head and the heart.”
Even the location of Stuart Hall, the Seminary’s classroom building, next to the soft yellow chapel, alludes to this “spiritual conversation between the head and the heart,” says Minister of the Chapel Jan Ammon, MDiv ’90.