It's okay to fail
“We’re at a critical juncture with loving your neighbor. The world is divided, but that’s the basic command we’re called to. We need you to live out your faith. We need you to live out your Christian values.” – David Glick
Spiritual Life Week
One week each semester is set aside for a special time of focusing on the Christian life. Students play a major role in planning activities that help strengthen growth and faithfulness in our relationship with God. The week includes guest speakers and special times of worship.
Faith and Memory
Spring Spiritual Life Week
Monday, March 24
The Commons Takeover - 12 p.m.
Tuesday, March 25
Forum - 11 a.m., Yoder Recital Hall
Rev. Dr. Maxwell Kennel, director of Pandora Press will explain how the Anabaptist
tradition challenges both polarization and neutrality when addressing social problems.
Challenging Division and Indifference in Social Issues >
Wednesday, March 26
Give-A-Ways at the Spot - 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Thursday, March 27
Chapel - 11 a.m., Bob’s Place
“Anabaptism Continued” with Maxwell Kennel
The message will cover major themes in Anabaptism and encourage listeners to remember
and recall the past without fear, and yet in careful ways that are honest, critical
and aspirational.
Thursday Night Spotlight - 8 p.m., Bob’s Place
Listen to music that brings back memories. (Songs submitted by students Wednesday at The Spot will be turned into a playlist for Thursday night.) Make mosaics based on the memories or feelings associated with your memories.
It's okay to fail
“We’re at a critical juncture with loving your neighbor. The world is divided, but that’s the basic command we’re called to. We need you to live out your faith. We need you to live out your Christian values.” – David Glick