A word about chapels and forums
- Chapel
- Chapels are planned by the Campus Pastor to accomplish one or more of the following: build Christ-centered community, provide worship opportunities, inform students about Christian mission, and assist with the integration of faith and life.
- Forum
- Forums are planned by faculty and staff to create dialogue about a specific topic or idea.
September
- CHAPEL - Wed., Sept. 1 - Local service agency representatives, "Equipping for service"
- CHAPEL - Mon., Sept. 6 - Todd Lehman, campus pastor, "What's up with community?"
- CHAPEL - Wed., Sept. 8 - Hesston College Ministry Assistants
- CHAPEL - Mon., Sept. 13 - sophomore Disaster Management students, "Reflections of New Iberia, Louisiana"
- CHAPEL - Wed., Sept. 15 - Dr. Mark Sawin, professor of history at Eastern Mennonite University (Harrisonburg, Va.), "Stories of 'The movement'" Melva Kauffman Lecture Series
- CHAPEL - Fri., Sept. 17 - Dr. Mark Sawin, professor of history at Eastern Mennonite University (Harrisonburg, Va.), "Stories of our faith" Melva Kauffman Lecture Series
August
- CHAPEL - Mon., Aug. 23 - President Howard Keim, "More than we could ask or imagine"
- CHAPEL - Wed., Aug. 25 - Todd Lehman, campus pastor, "What is a potluck and what's it got to do with chapel?"
- CHAPEL - Mon., Aug. 30 - Hesston College faculty, "Choosing a firm foundation"
All chapels and forums begin at 11 a.m. unless otherwise noted. Chapel takes place in the Hesston Mennonite Church Worship Center.
DVD and CD recordings of most chapel services are available for purchase ($5 for campus delivery, $7 for shipped copies) from Gary Oyer, director Media and Instructional Technology Services.
Archive - 2009-10 chapel schedule
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