A GC tradition! Your chance to shout out your favorite hymn to sing in the last chapel of the year.

Graduating seniors Michael Oyer, Prashansa Dickson, Julio Rivera, and Halle Steingass will share how their college years have impacted their faith journeys. There will also be a special time of blessing all of our seniors! You’ll not want to miss this!

President Obama appointed Rev. David L. Myers in May 2009 to be the director of the Center for Faith-based & Neighborhood Partnerships at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security in May 2009. How does a former pastor of Mennonite congregations with no experience in politics, and after leaving church ministry, led homeless programs in Chicago, become a presidential appointee? Myers will take a quick tour through his professional life and how one thing did NOT obviously lead to the next.

The Rev. David L. Myers directs the Center for Faith-based & Neighborhood Partnerships at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. The center develops relationships, builds bridges, and partnership opportunities between DHS & FEMA programs and faith-based and community organizations, specifically among ethnic, cultural, and religious minority communities and traditions. He also serves as Senior Advisor to FEMA Administrator, Mr. Craig Fugate. Prior to his appointment, David led congregations, faith-based, and community organizations for more than 25 years, and served on a number of national, state, and city boards and committees. David is a father and grandfather, an ordained Mennonite minister, with a M.Div. from Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary and a B.S. from Portland State University.

This service, “Images of God,” explores various ways to imagine and connect with God.

Steve Nolt, professor of history, shares aspects of his faith journey.

Learn about some of the work of Student Senate as well as a presentation on “The Reality on the Ground in Palestine” with Sara Azzuni, Anja Kenagy, Elsa Lantz, Naomi Gross, and Naomi Peters.

This Ash Wednesday chapel service invites us to take a look at our humanity and mortality (brokenness & sinfulness) as this day begins 40 days of Lent culminating in the Easter celebration of Jesus’s resurrection! Matthew Hill, professor of music, will be sharing how this liturgical season has impacted his faith over the years. There will be opportunity to receive ashes on your forehead, as a reminder of our mortal humanness.

Our first chapel of the Spring semester revisits this year’s Campus Ministries theme “Centered in Christ.” Ryan Sensenig (associate professor of biological and environmental sciences), Dominique Burgunder-Johnson (director of marketing), and Jose Rocha (associate professor of music) reflect on the role that faith plays in their position at GC.

Join us as we engage the Advent Season through Scripture and Song.

With Alma Flores, Noemi Salvador, Malcolm Aquini, and Maddie Birky

With Thanksgiving around the corner, our hearts and thoughts turn toward an attitude of thankfulness. Come and express your gratitude through worship.

An intergenerational chapel service filled with students and grandparents, followed by a reception (food!).

Students from our 2015 Inquiry Programs (Camping, Ministry, Service) will share highlights and transformative moments of this past summer. And, learn how you can apply for 2016 summer Inquiry Programs.

Terri Russ is Associate Professor of Communication Studies at St. Mary’s College.