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Yale's Undergraduate Journal of Christian Thought Our Twitter --> www.twitter.com/yalelogos
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The Logos Journal is a semesterly journal of Christian thought here at Yale that seeks to proclaim the Good News of Jesus Christ and to stimulate discussion of a Christian worldview in a way that is relevant, accessible, and engaging to the Yale community.

09/10/2023

JOIN US in BK for our weekly meeting Tuesday feat. Seth Bollinger! We will discuss Veritas, the Christian Intellectual Community, and so much more. Come ready to discuss & we'll see you soon :D

26/09/2023

Introducing this year’s Logos Masthead….Hannah, Zeki, Justin, and Yoska🤩🎊! We are SO, SO excited to serve and love the Yale community in this capacity this year! And we can’t wait to get to know each of you over dinners and discussions. Come join us on Tuesdays from 5PM-7PM in the Berkeley Seminar Room! We’ll be waiting😁

20/09/2023

Drum...roll....please…
We have our first official meeting for the 𝒀𝒂𝒍𝒆 𝑳𝒐𝒈𝒐𝒔!
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Join us TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 26TH for dinner in Berkeley and our meeting in Berkeley North Court Seminar Room. 🐔🐔 We will get to know each other and discuss what posting on our blog looks like. Anyone who wants to be a member or have a staff role with the Yale Logos needs to attend!!
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If you cannot make it, but want to be a member of Logos please email [email protected].

14/09/2023

WHO ARE WE & WHAT DO WE DO?
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Find out more about the 𝒀𝒂𝒍𝒆 𝑳𝒐𝒈𝒐𝒔 at our Open House! 💚💚 The Elm Institute has graciously allowed us to use their space at 31 Whitney Ave to host time to look over past journals, discuss the future of our publication, and have time to get to know one another. Please join us over dinner on Tuesday, September 19th!
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Fill out the form below to RSVP for our Open House. We hope to see you soon :)
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https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfA2HTkQLf-SeOP42XiCona5o949xuSXJ_AWhndI2Ft50DYkA/viewform?usp=sf_link

12/09/2023

ANNOUNCING ALL SEPTEMBER EVENTS!!
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Join the 𝒀𝒂𝒍𝒆 𝑳𝒐𝒈𝒐𝒔 at our first events of the year. The events above are a lecture, open house dinner, and our first weekly meeting. All prospective or current members of Logos are welcome to attend!
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Fill out the form listed below to RSVP for our Open House. We hope to see you soon 🤩
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https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfA2HTkQLf-SeOP42XiCona5o949xuSXJ_AWhndI2Ft50DYkA/viewform?usp=sf_link

07/09/2023

Various members of 𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝒀𝒂𝒍𝒆 𝑳𝒐𝒈𝒐𝒔 will be attending THE ELM TEA at the Elm Institute at 31 Whitney Avenue. Each Friday during the academic year, the Elm hosts an open house with tea and other refreshments from 3 to 5pm. JOIN US!

06/09/2023

It's your opportunity to get involved with 𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝒀𝒂𝒍𝒆 𝑳𝒐𝒈𝒐𝒔! Fill out our Google Form to be contacted about upcoming Logos events & receive news about our publications.
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Here is the link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScpF4sznZmQAMn2RAys8DyaF2meAP6lf_42QFIk0GPazO5npQ/viewform?usp=sf_link
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✨ALSO Check out our meetings: Tuesday, 5-7PM in Berkeley North Court Seminar Room!✨

02/09/2023

Get to know 𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝒀𝒂𝒍𝒆 𝑳𝒐𝒈𝒐𝒔: We are a community of Christians seeking to love the campus well by presenting the Christian story through our writing.
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We are all experiencing real struggles--anything from deciding a career to dealing w a loss--and we believe the Christian story has something important to say about it. Join us in bringing love to our peers and spreading the message of hope.
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Learn more about us on our website: https://www.yalelogos.com/

01/09/2023

The 23-24 academic year is here... that means another year of 𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝒀𝒂𝒍𝒆 𝑳𝒐𝒈𝒐𝒔!! 🥳🥳 We are so excited for what this year will bring--from discussing Christian intellectual thought to writing our journal to grabbing meals together.
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Join us at the Extracurricular Bazaar on Sunday 9/3 from 10am-noon to see some of our past journals & learn more about us!

28/02/2023

YOU ARE INVITED! Come celebrate our fall issue, Reconstructing, with us THIS Saturday!!

21/02/2023

Since 2019, Logos has published short devotional articles daily during Lent: the 40-day period prior to Easter Sunday (this year, February 22-April 6). As Yale’s undergraduate journal of Christian thought, Logos aims to publish a diversity of Christian voices from across campus.

Starting Shrove Monday, Christian students from across Yale's campus will post their reflections on our blog 3x a week (M,W,F). We hope that you will join us as we enter into this period of prayer and abnegation and meditate together upon this season's meaning.

Follow along on our blog: https://www.yalelogos.com/lent2023

20/02/2023

Are you a Yale Undergraduate who has asked similar questions about hope? Sign up to write for Logos--the Yale Logos is NOW accepting submissions for our "Hope" issue! If you’re interested in contributing (or just want to learn more!) please come to our next meeting on Thursday, 2/23 and/or email [email protected] with your article ideas.

20/02/2023

Marcos Barrios (ES '24) reflects on what our responsibility to the Earth is in relation to the Genesis story. Read it here: https://www.yalelogos.com/home/the-creators-commission

19/02/2023

Lukas (SM '25) analyzes his readings of influential Transcendentalist thinkers in his article. What are Christians to think? Read it here: https://www.yalelogos.com/home/habits-of-mind

19/02/2023

In this personal narrative, Hannah Turner (BK '24) explores what her au pair experience has taught her about hustle culture. Is embracing our inner child the answer to our desire to live a more stress-free life? Read it here: https://www.yalelogos.com/home/growing-young

18/02/2023

Lily Lawler (BK '23) looks at Mary Oliver's poetry and the idea of Christian art this thought-provoking review. Read it here: https://www.yalelogos.com/home/faces-turned-towards-glory

18/02/2023

Inspired by religious texts called "ars moriendi" (the art of dying), Zeki Tan (PM '25) explores the human experience of death through medicine, pop culture, and his personal experience. Read it here: https://www.yalelogos.com/home/being-with-the-dead !

16/02/2023

Yoska Gutta (TD '25) explores what perfect friendship might look like in her piece. Read it here: https://www.yalelogos.com/home/in-search-of-perfect-friendshipnbsp !

15/02/2023

Amelia (BR '23) was inspired to write "Life City" when she asked herself "If my GCal was a city, would I want to live in it?" If you asked yourself that question, would the answer be yes? Read along with her musings and see if her conclusion influences you to adjust your schedule to live a life with more freedom.

Read it here: https://www.yalelogos.com/home/life-city

13/02/2023

How do we know what is the truth? Can we claim our beliefs as knowledge?
Jonathan (SY '25) wrestles with questions like this in his piece "Re-evaluating"-- approaching them not as a hardship but as an opportunity. Let us know how his thoughts have encouraged you in the comments!

Read it here: https://www.yalelogos.com/home/re-evaluating

11/02/2023

Now featuring quotes from our Fall 2022 issue!
This quote is central to Justin's (TD '24) article, and he looks at the example of the reconstruction of St. Dominic's church to help him answer it. What do you think? Read Justin's article at https://www.yalelogos.com/home/dialectic & comment your thoughts!

02/02/2023

A simple question. In your childhood maybe you were like Amelia: you would aim to build the 'best' Lego houses as you aimed to construct something that would last. In her letter from the editor, Amelia asks how do we bring that sentiment into our lives today?

Join us in "Reconstructing" as we examine this in our approach to friendship, hustle-culture, and death.

31/01/2023

Our newest issue "Reconstructing" is HERE! Check out the table of contents and the letter from our editor for more about this issue! READ ONLINE NOW as a complete magazine at www.yalelogos.com/reconstructing or as individual pieces on our website yalelogos.com in the coming days.

This year we will also be having an *in-person* publishing party! Make sure you are following us on social media for more information on that.

28/01/2023

fall 2022 issue design inspiration. coming soon. can you guess what it is about?

09/01/2023

Are we pursuing our dream jobs? Read Amelia's discussions with other Yale students and her thoughts in "Dream Job" here: https://www.yalelogos.com/home/dream-job

09/01/2023

Lukas Bacho (SM '25) discusses the role of labyrinths, liturgy, and iconography in "Our Meander". Read it here: https://www.yalelogos.com/home/our-meander

06/01/2023

The title says it all: read "We Can Do Better than Work-life Balance" by Shayley Martin (DC '22) here: https://www.yalelogos.com/home/we-can-do-better-than-work-life-balance

04/01/2023

Shi Wen Yeo (MC '23) creatively takes us through the rhythms of work and rest in her piece "Quotidien". Read here: https://www.yalelogos.com/home/quotidien

04/01/2023

In his article "To One Kneeling Down No Word Came", Jonathan Chan contemplates the role of prayer in the toil of our lives. Read his article here: https://www.yalelogos.com/home/to-one-kneeling-down-no-word-came

02/01/2023

Justin Ferrugia (TD '23+1) looks at social activism and what it means to desire the good in his piece "Day". Read his article here: https://www.yalelogos.com/home/day

30/12/2022

As we end 2022, this quote from Bella Gamboa is an important reminder of the nuance of our daily lives--especially in regards to our relationship with work. What does navigating the tensions of work and rest look like?

Read "Toil" ( https://bit.ly/LogosToil )to hear our thoughts on this & stay tuned for quotes from these articles in the following days!

27/12/2022

BREAKING: New, thoughtful, & engaging winter break reading material available!!

Our Spring/Summer 2022 issue "Toil" is HERE! Check out the table of contents and the letter from our editor for more about this issue. READ ONLINE as a complete magazine at https://bit.ly/LogosToil (link in bio) or as individual pieces on our website yalelogos.com today!

We hope to hear your ideas in the comment section as we continue to highlight various articles from this journal!

27/12/2022

Design Inspiration. New journal coming soon.
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This journal was inspired through our contemplations of the rhythms of work and rest in our lives, and these verses:

Genesis 2:2 - "And on the seventh day God finished his work that he had done, and he rested on the seventh day from all his work that he had done."

Leviticus 23:22 - "'When you reap the harvest of your land, do not reap to the very edges of your field or gather the gleanings of your harvest. Leave them for the poor and for the foreigner residing among you. I am the Lord your God.’”

We are excited for you to join us in our contemplations as we release this journal online this week!

25/03/2022

In her blog post, Maddie Soule (PC ‘25) examines Psalm 39 and Galatians 5 to take a deep look at the difference between striving for our own self-justification, and excepting the gift of grace. Read it here: https://www.yalelogos.com/home/the-insufficiency-of-striving-the-sufficiency-of-grace

23/03/2022

In this piece Karis Ryu (YDS’23) starts with the powerful line "Sometimes, all you can do is wail". Join us this Lent season in reading her reflection on where God and joy is in the midst of deep sorrow. Read it here: https://www.yalelogos.com/home/the-waiting-and-the-wailing

23/03/2022

This week we will be continuing to feature blog posts that have been released throughout our Lent series.
Today we have Jonathan Chan's (MA’22) post exploring what Psalm 27 has to say about toil, obedience, and our feelings. Give it a read here: https://www.yalelogos.com/home/against-bitterness

08/03/2022

In Elizabeth Propst's (Harvard ‘23) blog post "Meditations on the Fourth Word from the Cross" we read about some of the intense emotions that gripped Christ on the cross. This brief examination gives us greater depth in knowledge of our relationship with Christ. Read more here: https://www.yalelogos.com/home/meditations-on-the-fourth-word-from-the-cross

04/03/2022

Stephen McNulty (PM ‘25) focuses on the significance of the desert throughout the Bible, and specifically in this Lent season in his piece "Into the Desert". Click this link to read more: https://www.yalelogos.com/home/into-the-desert

This Lent we invite you to join us and Harvard Ichthus to as we draw near to Christ.

03/03/2022

Read Ash Wednesday's Lent 2022 blog piece as Angela Eichhorst (Harvard '22) thoroughly examines the inconvenience of Lent, and what that might mean for us during this season. Access the article here: https://www.yalelogos.com/home/the-inconvenience-of-lent

01/03/2022

Our first reflection in this series is by Hannah Turner (BK '23 +1) on Psalm 35. Join us this season by visioning what God might want to do in our lives!
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Read it here: https://www.yalelogos.com/home/a-vision-for-lent

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