The Emmaus Center at St. Norbert College offers you a variety of wonderful ways to deepen your faith and explore spiritual questions.
Trip Leaders and participants grow through hands-on education, service, and reflection to become engaged citizens who strengthen communities by committing to social justice.
Agape Latte is a coffeehouse speaker series for students that features personal stories, delivered by faculty and staff members to share lessons about the intersection of faith and everyday life.
The Emmaus Center student staff members keep our work rooted in the lives of students throughout campus.

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Faith Connections
	Katie Dunn Assistant Professor of Biology Location: GMS Room: 3132 Campus phone: 920-403-2959 Email: katie.dunn@snc.edu "I believe that Jesus Christ is the Son of God and is the way, the truth, and the life for all people. I gave my life to Christ as a kid and have been journeying with God ever since, learning what it means to be redeemed by grace and trying to grasp the length, height, width, and depth of God's love for all of us in Jesus. I'm not perfect, just forgiven! Any student looking for support in their Christian walk or wanting to hear more about who Jesus is and what it means to have a new life in Christ, please come find me!"
	Sandy Sutphin Programmer/Analyst Location: Cofrin Hall Room: 123 Campus phone: 920-403-3580 Email: sandy.sutphin@snc.edu "I was raised in a conservative Baptist church, receiving Jesus as my savior when I was 9 years old. I was a summer missionary my senior year of high school and attended a Nazarene college for a year. When I moved to Wisconsin, I got involved in non-denominational churches. I've led several Bible study, prayer and small groups over the years. I love the Lord with all of my being."
	Chrystal Woller Senior Director of Health and Wellness Location: Mulva Family Fitness and Sports Center, 2nd Floor Campus phone: 920-403-3266 Email: chrystal.woller@snc.edu "I have been a believer since I can remember, growing up with traditional religion. It wasn't until my children were born and my family moved to Iowa and connected with a local church, that I made a conscious decision to accept Jesus as my Lord and Savior. My Jesus journey has been so very comforting and I have realized that this journey is not about religion, but it is about a relationship with Jesus. Knowing that Jesus holds me in the palm of his hand and loves me unconditionally reminds me "who" I am and "whose" I am when the struggles of life happen. If you are interested in learning how you can plug in to a local church and begin your Jesus journey, come see me, I can help!"

Faith Connections

Katie Dunn
Assistant Professor of Biology

Location: GMS
Room: 3132
Campus phone: 920-403-2959
Email: katie.dunn@snc.edu

"I believe that Jesus Christ is the Son of God and is the way, the truth, and the life for all people. I gave my life to Christ as a kid and have been journeying with God ever since, learning what it means to be redeemed by grace and trying to grasp the length, height, width, and depth of God's love for all of us in Jesus. I'm not perfect, just forgiven! Any student looking for support in their Christian walk or wanting to hear more about who Jesus is and what it means to have a new life in Christ, please come find me!"

Sandy Sutphin
Programmer/Analyst

Location: Cofrin Hall
Room: 123
Campus phone: 920-403-3580
Email: sandy.sutphin@snc.edu

"I was raised in a conservative Baptist church, receiving Jesus as my savior when I was 9 years old. I was a summer missionary my senior year of high school and attended a Nazarene college for a year. When I moved to Wisconsin, I got involved in non-denominational churches. I've led several Bible study, prayer and small groups over the years. I love the Lord with all of my being."

Chrystal Woller
Senior Director of Health and Wellness

Location: Mulva Family Fitness and Sports Center, 2nd Floor
Campus phone: 920-403-3266
Email: chrystal.woller@snc.edu

"I have been a believer since I can remember, growing up with traditional religion. It wasn't until my children were born and my family moved to Iowa and connected with a local church, that I made a conscious decision to accept Jesus as my Lord and Savior. My Jesus journey has been so very comforting and I have realized that this journey is not about religion, but it is about a relationship with Jesus. Knowing that Jesus holds me in the palm of his hand and loves me unconditionally reminds me "who" I am and "whose" I am when the struggles of life happen. If you are interested in learning how you can plug in to a local church and begin your Jesus journey, come see me, I can help!"

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