MYF Programs include: Connecting with the Broader ChurchThe MYF attends the bi-annual Mennonite Youth Convention Experiencing ServiceWe put our faith into action through service. Youth feel called to serve as they step out of their comfort zones and are exposed to injustice in our community and throughout our world. Building Authentic RelationshipsA bi-annual retreat for high school juniors and seniors focuses on marriage and building healthy relationships.
Discipleship TrainingIn baptism classes, offered yearly, youth learn more about what it means to be a follower of Christ and to become a member of CollegeMennoniteChurch Equipping for Leadership In Executive Council, a youth leadership group works with the youth pastor and sponsors to plan and make decisions for the MYF.
In !Explore, a theological program for high school youth at Associated Mennonite Biblical Seminary, young people develop their leadership gifts as they work with a pastor in a variety of ministry settings.
MYF Rituals Hands of JesusAll ninth-graders paint their hands on the MYF room wall to symbolize being the “Hands of Jesus.” Celebrating BaptismWhen youth choose to follow Jesus and to join the church, the congregation celebrates with them in the ritual of baptism.
Practicing PeaceAfter a 4-week series focusing on peace, seniors fill out the “Christian Peacemaker Registration Form”, share their convictions of what it means to be a peacemaker and are give a Seniors for Peace T-shirt.
For more information, please contact Daniel Yoder, youth pastor at CMC, at or 574.535.7262.
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College Mennonite Church is located on the campus of Goshen College at 1900 South Main Street, Goshen, Indiana 46526. Phone us at 574-535-7262, or email us at .
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8 a.m., Shalom Ringers—Room 307
9:30 a.m., Worship service—Sanctuary
11:45 a.m., College-age and guest meal—Dan and Elaine Schrock’s home
4 p.m., St. Joseph Valley Camerata concert—Sanctuary
11 a.m., Pastoral Care Visitors—Room 100
6:30 p.m., Sign language classes—Rooms 108, 111-113, 123
7 p.m., Pastor Search Committee—Room 100
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11:30 a.m., Men’s Fellowship—Rooms 304-305
3 p.m., Group games—Fellowship Hall
5:30 p.m., Wednesday Evenings (see “Of Special Note”/Wednesday Evening, March 10 for details)
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8 a.m., Shalom Ringers—Room 307
9:30 a.m., Worship service—Sanctuary
11:45 a.m., College-age and guest meal—John and Sandra Shenk Lapp’s home
7 p.m., New Perspectives on Faith—Rooms 300-301
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