In early August, a group of young adults started meeting, simply to share a meal and take part in  each other’s company. The only thing they had in common was their faith, and they quickly formed bonds and enjoyed their time together. This group is the Goshen Young Adult Mennonite Fellowship, a biweekly gathering that meets every other Sunday at 5:30 p.m. Their gatherings have no specific agenda or business, but are simply a space for young adults to find a community of like-minded people. Hannah Lehman ’24 is one of the founders of this fellowship group. She thinks it...

By Greta Miller • October 1, 2026 • Features

The morning sun shines through the windows onto the Kratz 1 lounge. One by one, five men — each donning either blue jeans or khakis, long sleeve button ups or polos with crewnecks, and some with a thermos in hand — maneuver chairs around to form a circle. A table sits in the center where a yellow National Geographic magazine lays folded open.  The conversation starter is one that Vic Stoltzfus, former president of Goshen College and father of the current President, Becky Stoltzfus, reads off. “[Frank Lloyd] Wright’s behaviors line up with a more deeply entrenched mental health diagnosis:...

By Charlie Aldrich • November 14, 2024 • Features