Four ways to foster slower, artful living in the midst of daily busyness
How do we remember the slower, artful life when we are not a visitor in Paris? Here are a few ways that I am pondering.
President Rebecca J. Stoltzfus
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Distinctively Goshen
Reflections from President Stoltzfus
Wild, joyful, porous…
Last Sunday was Pentecost and I’ve been thinking about how we experience the Holy Spirit in our lives. I remind myself: science and imagination are more powerful together than either one alone. Practicality and wildness are both necessary.
It is time for the truth
I’ve been mustering up the courage to write about truth. These days, it matters more than ever.
Thanks for picking up trash!
I’ve been thinking about picking up trash since reading the book “Culture Code” by Daniel Coyle. He has researched a number of thriving organizational cultures, and his book distills the “secrets of highly successful groups” into several themes. The first of these is “Build Safety,” which happens through many small behaviors that create belonging.
A few of my favorite things
I offer you this list of 10 things that I can’t live without.
Doing May term, like a dog
Here’s to all the GC students and faculty who are “doggedly” teaching and learning new ways of being and doing. It is the most powerful and the most human way we teach and learn.
In the midst of change
We live in the midst of change, and sometimes we feel overwhelmed. And yet, we are made to grow, and growth cannot happen without change.
Deb Detwiler’s call of love
On the morning after Easter, April 21, 2019, Goshen College Professor of Music Deb Detwiler passed away, in her home surrounded by people who loved her. We are feeling her loss deeply.
A lesson Carolyn Schrock-Shenk left us
Who are the people you need to talk with instead of about?
Climate change: We need to talk about it!
Are we bringing our very best to bear on what is perhaps the greatest challenge humans have ever faced: climate change? What would it look like if we did?