Luke Gascho, executive director of Merry Lea Environmental Learning Center, leads this chapel entitled Regenerative Stewardship of Gods Earth

Brad Graber and others will lead us in a time of singing, prayer, and reflection as part of our chapel worship service.

Art Gish returned in early March from a term as a Christian Peacemaker Team volunteer in Iraq. He will share stories from his experience in convocation and also visit several classes throughout the day. This convocation begins an Iraq Awareness Week sponsored by the GC Student Senate.

Three students will share their stories of year-long volunteer service in the middle of their college education. Jenna Preheim spent one year in Fresno, CA with Mennonite Voluntary Service. Isaac Hooley spent one year with Mennonite Central Committee in Jamaica. Emily Yoder spent a year in Hutchinson, KS with MVS. Also on hand will be Jeremy Kempf, from Mennonite Mission Network, leading us in worship.

The campus community is invited to gather for a prayer service honoring our sister school Bluffton University, and the recent tragic accident involving their baseball team.

Come and encounter the Jesus of Marks Gospel through singing, scripture, and reflections. Students Jeff Hochstetler and Tina Peters, and professor Kyle Schlabach will share personal reflections of the Jesus of Mark they experienced based on their read-through of Marks sixteen chapters. Student Karen Graber will lead us in several hymns based on passages found in Mark.

Faculty leader Beverly Lapp and students from the summer 2006 Peru SST unit will tell us about that country and their experiences.

Campus Health and Wellness committee presents a convocation on relationships and technology.

Professor of Physics Carl Helrich was not raised in any church, yet at some point he encountered the God who speaks language in ways that he, and all of us, could understand. Come and hear more of Carls faith story.

Griffith is a Catholic pacifist who lives in South Bend and teaches writing. His latest book is about the photographs of torture at the Abu Ghraib prison camp in Iraq: what they tell us and what effect they had.