Grace College - Heritage Yearbook (Winona Lake, IN)

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Campus Life 11

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Top: Chaplain Joe Bishop gives one of his last campus focuses of the year and of his career at Grace College. Left: During chapel there is a lot of student leading as well as participation. John Averill leads music along with a solo or two on his guitar. Right: The students enjoy a variety of different speakers, slides and film presentations for chapel. 10 Campus Life Chapels at Grace are taken very seriously. The main focus, as is with all things on Grace cam- pus, is God centered. Many schools are making chapels and Bible studies optional, whereas here, though mandatory, are looked forward to by stu- dents as a time of spiritual awakening and growth as shown to us by a number of speakers.

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2 4 9 Te Bow 1g fp 806 aaumeraa a Feat car ual. x) Te see neal a ee eee a 2h ea al GCC gga 5 CLT RM 2 eM TE 2 From practical jokes to fire drills, the only thing Grace students can expect is the : unexpected. There are times spent in the dorm you would rather forget — like those — nights you spent cramming for finals or that — paper you put off until the last minute and then stayed up all night in Alpha lobby to type it. Through the joys and the agonies, good rela- tionships are made strong with Ly other members of your dorm. There are also those evenings when the mess is swept under the bed, the desk is straighten- . - and the door is opened to welcome visitors “open dorms.” But once you have created — Ae positive false impression, said your good- byes, shut your door, and dragged out your mess to resume its usual position, dorm life can go on as normal, 12 Campus Life