Current Issue - Bulletin: Campus Magazine

FEATURES

MAIN FEATURE: Amid declining membership and loyalty, do denominations matter?
By John D. Roth, professor of history at Goshen College and director of the Mennonite Historical Library.

CAMPUS NEWS

INVESTING IN CULTURE FOR SERVICE

A mystery story no more: Sara Ann Freed '67

ALUMNI CROSSINGS

Connecting through Goshen and a liberal arts education: Message by Kelli Burkholder King '77, Director of Alumni Relations
Alumni potters unite in Pittsburgh
Novel revives Clayton Kratz's legacy
Chasing bugs around the world: Dr. David Denlinger '67 studies bugs in interesting places as professor of entomology at Ohio State University.

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Remembering Deanne Binde: Classmates, faculty and staff remember a student who touched many lives on campus and in the community.

Finding Sweet Lemons and Bitter Oranges in Iran: GC graduates travel to Iran to find the unexpected.

Caring for the Common Good: Provost and Professor John D. Yordy is honored for his decades of "Culture for Service" as he retires.

Bridging Gaps Between Nations and Faiths: Special commentary by President Brenneman about the recent trip to the Middle East.

ATHLETICS

Stepping up the challenge: Tina Peters excels in the classroom and on the track

FINE ARTS & SCHOLARSHIP

MAPLE MOMENT

Around the world ... and back again

LASTING TIES
		To make Christ known In September 1949, Lillian Zook Yoder spent each Sunday teaching the first and second graders of fledgling Sunnyside Mennonite Church ... >> Read full article.