College News

Five Goshen College students are participating in the Camping Inquiry Program (CIP) at various Christian camps throughout North America this summer. CIP gives students the opportunity to spend three months in service with nature. The overall goal of this program is to give a meaningful assignment of service and mentor outdoor ministry opportunities so students might look to get involved with it after graduation.

Laura Hochstetler, a sophomore Interdisciplinary major from Wellman, is serving at Crooked Creek Christian Camp in Washington. Crooked Creek's mission is to serve the spiritual development of children and adults in the Midwest by providing Christ-centered programs, excellent facilities, and generous hospitality in a setting that celebrates God's creation. Laura is the daughter of Edie and Bruce Hochstetler, and attends West Union Mennonite Church.

Anya Slabaugh, a junior Art major from Kalona, is serving at Crooked Creek Christian Camp in Washington. Anya is the daughter of Marvin and Elizabeth Slabaugh, and attends East Union Mennonite Church.