Hey PIU Students, this is the latest edition of the . . .
President to Students
News.
Students Alumni, & Anyone else out there who is reading
As the senior resident of the PIU the PIU campus, I'm going to make an "old guy" pronouncement:
"I ain't never seen anything like this before."
Some news:
We read in the news that the restrictions on Guam are going to tighten up on Tuesday. There is nothing those of us on campus need to worry about, and those of you who don't live here don't need to worry about us. We do need to pray for one another.
We will not be having a Graduation ceremony on May 2. Those who complete the requirements will graduate. Congratulations ahead of time. You'll be able to tell your grandchildren about the year you graduated.
We are doing summer school. Get registered for classes. Whether classes will be online or face-to-face is beyond our control. There will be classes. I'd say, likely online.
I've been using a new, to me, program. Zoom will allow up to 100 people to meet together, online at once. I'll send you an announcement in the next couple of days about a chapel service we'll do online. We'll keep the first one brief to see how it goes. If you want to volunteer to do music, let me know.
Selah called this a "party." I agree.
Monday is Clean and Green. Lunch will be provided for all workers at 12:30.
A New Testament term for Sunday is the "Lord's Day." We can't "go" to church, but we can participate in the "new normal" way. You have a lot of options. Several local churches are streaming services. Some of you have been "attending" my son's church. Worship tomorrow. Listen to God's Word being preached. Bedside Baptist or the Church of the Sanctified Slumberers is not where you should be.
