Goshen College - Maple Leaf Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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Don Biosser Assoc. Prof. of Bible Ron Collins Assoc. Prof. of Hispanic Ministries Marlin Jeschke Prof. of Philosophy and Religion Jose Ortiz Assoc. Prof. of Hispanic Ministries Washing cars at a church fund- raiser, Noel Santiago shows that Hispanic Ministries is more than lust preaching. lllllllllll 20 I 1 'Q BIBIE, RElI6l0N I, ,,,, . 'Q' w 3 ': . .-,Q min' I 1'

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Moises DeJesus explores the possibilities of pen and ink in a drawing class. A critique gives Judy Wenig-Horswell, Associate Professor of Art, and Margaret Jeschke a chance to exchange ideas. 562 .4 N is I if it N , ART Colleen Dyck, Anita Blue and Verette Sweet take notes and sketches at The Art Institute in Chicago during an Arts class visit. Three new career tracks were added to the art cur- riculum - graphic design, in- terior design and architecture drawing. The department ex- panded in other ways, too: the recently vacated mailing room in the basement of the art building created the needed space for a new 3-D classroom. The art building has always been my escape, senior Lena Nissley said. It's got character. Every other place on campus is enveloped in this academic shroud, but the art building is a hodgepodge of a little bit of everything. It's real- ly exciting.

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HMU ik' asa-H-55' :byan tenons truck by U.S. amidst the news of the world. Hispanic Ministries brings its message PIIIl0SOPI-IV HISPANIC MINISTRIES -'1 If GJ' EI I.a . if Iiiii . Von Schrock listens to instructions for Biblical Literature. Don Blosser leads a discussion in Christian Community. Moral Philosophy was a popular class in the Bible and religion department. For the first time the class was taught by the first incumbent of the endowed chair in philosophy, former president J. Lawrence Burkholder. The department also spon- sored the first Moral Philosophy chair lecture on peace and pacificism by Bowl- ing Green University professor and author Don Scherer. The Bible and religion pro- gram has given me a broad base through a presentation of a wide variety of theologies, said senior David Miller. We are able to get outside a strictly Mennonite perspective. The bottom line is, the Hispanic Ministries program at Goshen College has succeed- ed in educating leadership for the Mennonite Church, read the Hispanic Ministries depart- ment's seventh-year evalua- tion. Students visited Spanish- speaking churches in Iowa and Pennsylvania as part of this leadership preparation. I appreciate the program's flexibility, said sophomore Noel Santiago. We don't just learn in the classroom. We visit churches and keep in touch. The Hispanic church needs more professionals and I feel this is what my classes are preparing me for. lllll Il