Goshen College’s 14th annual Conference on Science and Religion will be held March 14-16 and will feature speaker Joshua M. Moritz, Ph.D., lecturer of philosophical theology and the natural sciences at the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley, Calif., adjunct professor of philosophy at the University of San Francisco and managing editor of the journal Theology and Science.
The upbeat sounds of the Pink Martini orchestra will be heard in Goshen on Friday, March 14, at 7:30 p.m. for a Performing Art Series concert in the Goshen College Music Center’s Sauder Concert Hall.
Goshen College again offers an online resource to help believers make time and space in their hearts and minds to reflect during the season of Lent.
GUATEMALA CITY — More than 120 Mennonite leaders from 19 countries gathered at a Catholic retreat center Feb. 10-14 seeking a shared identity and hope in a context of poverty, violence and competing religious currents.
The Goshen College Music Together® program has spring classes in various locations now open for registration. The spring session begins in late March with weekly 45-minute family classes and “big kids” classes, bringing the joy of singing and benefits of music and movement to all participants. Free classes for infants up to eight months old are also available.
Dr. Christopher Fashun and Ben Runkel will offer a percussion performance of various genres and sound combinations, including both Western and Brazilian percussion, during the March 11 Afternoon Sabbatical at Goshen College. The program will take place at 1 p.m. in the Music Center’s Sauder Concert Hall and is free and open to the public.
Two of the newest entrepreneurs in the county are GC graduate Micah Miller-Eshleman of Ohio and senior Alan Smith of New York, who have created PixelDance, a web design and computer app company. They have taken the first steps to create a company divergent from the RV industry.
Times are changing for the popular Amish vacation destination of Pinecraft in Sarasota, Fla. Luckily, a small group of current and former Goshen College students and staff have recently signed on to help ensure the community’s unique cultural heritage isn’t changed along with it.
Indoor marathons have been catching on in northern cities since the concept debuted in 2006.
hile many college students spend their spring break visiting warmer climates, some local students volunteer in the community.
