University Forum to mark Spiritual Life Week on campus
“Proving God’s Will” will be Justin Romine’s topic for a Nov. 12 forum during Spiritual Life Week at Bluffton University. Free and open to the public, his presentation will begin at 11 a.m. in Founders Hall.
Romine, from Keystone, S.D., is summer internship director for the Keystone Project, a discipleship-training and global missions network. His Bluffton talk will examine the conflict between being conformed to the world and being transformed by the renewing of the mind, as developed in Romans 12:1-2.
After serving at an Ohio church for three years, Romine joined the Keystone Project in April 2012. He provides leadership and oversight for continued development and growth of the summer internship program, which focuses on equipping college students with the vision and mission to multiply disciples. He holds a bachelor’s degree in youth ministry and adolescent studies from Bethel College in Kansas, and is pursuing a master’s degree in ministry.
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