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NorthWood High School principal David Maugel ’92 selected as statewide mentor – The Elkhart Truth
David Maugel '92 was selected as one of 11 principals to serve as a statewide mentor for the Indiana Principal Leadership Institute.
Richard Kauffman ’68: A church known for grace, love, forbearance – The Mennonite
What if a significant number of members of Mennonite Church USA would say we’re sick and tired of being part of a denomination racked by conflict over same-sex issues?
GC all-time leading scorer Errick McCollum ’10 making a big name for himself overseas – The Goshen News
GC grad is making a name for himself in China.
Calendar garden marking life in Elkhart County – The Elkhart Truth
Jon Cutrell '75 and Elizabeth DeFries helped engineer a garden in southeastern Elkhart County that marks the calendar — and life in Elkhart County.
Malinda Berry ’96: “The cost of passive aggression: Being right, (non)violent communication and discipleship” – The Mennonite
What are ways you are unlearning (passive-)aggression and being re-formed by practices of nonviolence?
Jessica Schrock Ringenberg ’04: Membership and the Mr. Potato Head Church – The Mennonite
For far too long the church has functioned with a “bucket of parts” membership mentality.
Ryan Ahlgrim ’79: Same-gender marriage and the church – The Mennonite
Over the past thirty-five years I have served in a pastoral role in four different Mennonite congregations, and in each congregation there has been debate about the validity of same-gender marriage.
Long road to a dream: Raised on Amish farm, Andy Yoder ’07 becomes a doctor
There was never any doubt that Andy Yoder '07 would complete his goal of becoming a doctor, but the path that led him there was difficult.
Addie Liechty ’06: The children are listening – The Mennonite
When we notice the deep sting of oppression in another, we can acknowledge the ways in which we are all broken.