Articles for tag: Lee Snyder

April 23, 2008

By Brad Dupray Lee Snyder can observe the positive effect of campus ministry firsthand as faculty sponsor of Christian Student Fellowship (CSF) at the University of Nebraska, Kearney, a campus ministry supported by the Christian churches and churches of Christ of Nebraska. Lee is in his 22nd year as a professor at Nebraska and has been active as a local church elder, in pulpit supply, and as a board member of CSF. Lee and his wife of 37 years, Vicki, are alumni of Kentucky Christian University. Lee holds a PhD from The Ohio State University and has done graduate-level work

April 29, 2007

Lee Snyder

Church & Ministry Campus Ministry

Campus Ministry: A Beacon of Light

A university professor explains why campus ministry matters—from spiritual formation and daily encouragement to crisis care, fellowship, and mission-minded growth as students navigate college’s biggest transitions.

November 26, 2006

Lee Snyder

Church Life

The Human Touch

A small group’s culture shifted when one leader chose to offer appropriate, caring touch. Lee Snyder explores why touch matters, how it communicates acceptance and sympathy, and why Christians should practice it wisely and respectfully.

September 4, 2005

Lee Snyder

Church Leadership Preaching

Ambushed by an Open Door

A professor’s classroom story becomes a warning and a guide: cultural change has made communication harder, and church technique shifts can carry hidden trade-offs. Hold tight to what endures while evaluating change with wisdom.