Keith Graber Miller (religion) and Ruth Stoltzfus (nursing) co-teach the Human Sexuality course.

2008 student CIP participants will lead this chapel service, camping style. Also on campus today in the Union will be representatives from Mennonite camps looking for students to work there this summer. 2008 CIP participants include and where they served: Asher Fast, Rocky Mountain, CO;Betsy Houser, Rocky Mountain, CO;Darin Schwartzentruber, Amigo Centre, MI;Greg Yoder, Bethany Birches, VT;Hillary Watson, Camp Deerpark, NY;Jake Miller, Camp Friedenswald, MI;Michelle Smith, Logan Valley, MO;Nathan Graber, Drift Creek, OR

Student coordinators: Jill Kauffman, Lane Miller, Laura Schlabach

“The Bible contradicts itself,” states President Jim Brenneman in his book Canons in Conflict: Negotiating Texts in True and False Prophecy. Come to chapel today at 10:00 a.m. in Church-Chapel to hear parts of his faith journey and how he has “made peace with” different faith stories.

Students and faculty in a program of poetry, readings, recitations and storytelling. This convocation is open to the public. All are welcome to attend. Discussion with Dr. Monica Tetzlaff, Indiana University South Bend and Civil Rights Heritage Center.

Vice President for Student Life Bill Born, and others, will explain the revised judicial process now in operation at Goshen College.

Come on out to the first chapel of a new semester at 10:00 a.m. in the Church-Chapel! This chapel begins the first of a two-part focus on the Holy Spirit. Bob Yoder, campus pastor, will share a meditation regarding some of the “basics” of the Holy Spirit by sharing some personal stories and reflecting on a few scripture passages. Next week we will sing songs about the Spirit.

Worship will be led by the Song-leading class and professor Deb Brubaker.

Student speakers will be Sheldon Good (“I Believe in Sharing Food”), Katie Gencay (“I Believe in Heritage”), Drew Hostetler (“I Believe in Second Chances”), Liz Berg (“I Believe in a Power Greater Than Me”), and Patrick Maxwell (“I Believe in Mediocrity”).

Student coordinators of this convo are Hannah Groff, CJ Hague, Matt Harms, and Amy Showalter. Leaders were Duane and Karen Stoltzfus.

Stories of encounters between Muslims and Mennonites, Brethren and other related Christian groups around the world. Speaker James Krabill was a missionary in West Africa for 14 years and currently serves as senior executive for global ministries at Mennonite Mission Network, based in Elkhart, Indiana. He co-edited a book published in 2005 titled Anabaptists Meeting Muslims.

The campus ministries theme for the 2008-09 school year is “Sensing God’s Hope, Claiming God’s Hope.”

Student coordinators are Peter N. Miller and Emily Dougherty. Leader was Kevin Koch.

2008 Service Inquiry Program participants were Charlotte Barnett, Sara Becker-Hoover, Charity Grimes, Elena Histand, Morgan Kraybill, Josh Miller, and Jonathan Stuckey.

Gospel music chapel. Choir director is Patrice Penny Henderson.

Student coordinators are Libby Smith and Lindsay Beck. Leader was chemistry professor Doug Schirch.