Join us for a special interactive service of prayers and intercession for needs facing our campus, our community, our friends and family, and our world. Music and worship are an integral part of this service.

Dont be fooled into thinking we dont have chapel this day...cause we do! :)

In an authentic and compelling manner, award-winning speaker and mental health advocate Sean Campbell shares his personal story of struggles with depression and anxiety, his triumphs over adversities, such as living with a father with bipolar disorder and alcoholism, and his success in promoting mental health awareness and providing people with strategies to maintain positive mental health. A Campus Health and Wellness (CHAW) convocation.

Gerald Mast, a professor at Bluffton University in Ohio, delivers this years C. Henry Smith peace lecture.

Christine and Tom Sine conclude their three days with us with this chapel in which they draw from the insights of having met with students about Creating New Possibilities for life after Goshen College.

Join us for a special WEDNESDAY chapel as we hear parts of the faith stories of Christine and Tom Sine, our three-day campus ministry guest speakers. While here, they interacted with our community through classes, informal meetings, and other intentional gatherings.

Learn about the many ways we are working to reduce our campus carbon footprint. Also an introduction to the new Sustainability Semester, which begins next fall at Merry Lea.

Be encouraged in your own faith walk as you hear President Jim Brenneman share aspects of his faith and life story, From High School Dropout to GC President: Figuring Out Gods Will for Your Life.

Steven Wright, from MEDA (Mennonite Economic Development Association), will tell stories about how the Ukraine, once a fertile breadbasket, is beginning to thrive again.

Have you ever struggled to live up to your or others ideals? Have these struggles prevented you from fully living into the beautiful ways God has created you and intended for you? This chapel wrestles with these realities and offers hope.