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Individualistic unity

Americans prize personal liberty and individual choice. We prefer cars and trucks over buses and trains. Contemporary worship songs hew to personal, not group, language.

Tim Huber

April 14, 2014

Directors carry on a 100-year theater tradition

BLUFFTON, Ohio — A Bluffton University tradition with events dating back a century, May Day weekend includes a Maypole dance by first-year students and is

Scott Borgelt | Bluffton University

April 14, 2014

Director helps students be part of something bigger

ROSEDALE, Ohio — Every year at Rosedale Bible College, the stage in the chapel undergoes a transformation, students wander about practicing lines and examining their motivation, and Christa J. Wolf works her considerable magic as a director.

Veteran director of 24 full-length productions, Wolf teaches Introduction to Dramatic Arts and Directing for the Stage. She is a Rosedale alum and began working on campus productions in 2004.

Vicki Sairs | Rosedale Bible College

April 14, 2014

Puzzling visions

As a child I remember my mom being concerned about the Mennonite church. It was losing its identity. Mennonites were becoming less different from the

Jane Yoder-Short

April 14, 2014

Students explore musical interests within community

HARRISONBURG, Va. — A music student at Eastern Mennonite University might: Sing a classical aria in a voice lesson on Monday mornings; Rehearse works by

Steve Shenk, Andrew Jenner | Eastern Mennonite University

April 14, 2014

Along the margins

Vibrant theology as well as Christian mission happens along church margins. Yes, what takes place at the center is important. Councils, assemblies and conferences make

R. Showalter

April 14, 2014

Music connects three generations of alumnae

HESSTON, Kan. — Rebecca Eichelberger’s journey to Hesston College started in 1949 when her great-grandfather saw the importance of a Mennonite education for his own

Quinn Kathrineberg, Rachel McMaster | Hesston College

April 14, 2014

Women’s choir celebrates a decade of world music

GOSHEN, Ind. — The first things Kate Friesen noticed about the Goshen College Women’s World Music Choir were their colorful scarves and bare feet. “But

Ariel Ropp | Goshen College

April 14, 2014

Music groups take to the road for spring break

HILLSBORO, Kan. — Tabor College continues to send its students across the U.S. to share music with communities during spring break. The Concert Choir has

Katrina Hancock | Tabor College

April 14, 2014

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