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The Rev. Greg Bezilla, Chaplain
bezilla@rci.rutgers.edu

Greetings!

I've always lived on or around an academic campus. I have been a student at the Johns Hopkins University, Columbia University, and Emory University. I grew up in a university town and still live there. I'm married to Jacqueline Lapsley, a seminary professor. I'm very excited to be at Rutgers!

At a university God is glorified in the laboratories, libraries and classrooms, where science and learning are advanced. In the film Chariots of Fire, Eric Liddell, who ran for Great Britain in the 1924 Olympics, declares "God made me fast," and "when I run, I feel his pleasure." I believe that God also takes pleasure in us when we delight in our intellectual gifts and use them in service to the world.

At Rutgers students are discovering their gifts and vocations---a sense of purpose that comes from enjoying our gifts and using them in service to God and our world. The church is present on and around the campus to be a community where vocations may be discerned through worship, prayer, service and fellowship.

We all are seekers on the campus (and off). We are seeking understanding of God, and we are seeking knowledge of our world. We are seeking wisdom, the integration of faith and knowledge. We want to be known, even as we desire to know God. Our hearts desire friendship and companionship. I believe that we find what we are seeking and satisfy our deepest desires when we gather as a church for worship, prayer, service and fellowship.

Yours in Christ,
Greg+

Gustavo Maya, Episcopal Campus Ministry Intern
Gustavo.Maya@ptsem.edu

Gustavo Maya is a senior at Princeton Theological Seminary. He is from sunny California and enjoys playing guitar, watching movies, and hanging out with friends. He is currently interested in issues involving religion and public life and sees himself in the coming years working in this area, although he is not exactly sure where.

Intern Gustavo

Rev. Ellen Little

The Rev. Ellen Little, Methodist Chaplain & ecumenical associate

Our ministry welcomes people of all backgrounds and faiths. All are welcome here!