The spring/summer 2019 issue of Crossroads, in mailboxes this week, celebrates the impact and experiences of alumni in and around Philadelphia.
The collective theme is 鈥淚n A Right Place,鈥� acknowledging that there are many right places that we can find ourselves in.
View individual articles by clicking on the links below:
- President Susan Schultz Huxman writes in 鈥�Beauty, Brokenness and Love鈥� that our collected stories are 鈥渁n anthem鈥� to 黑料正能量鈥檚 mission, bringing 鈥減reparation and opportunity, deep gladness and deep hunger together in remarkable ways.鈥�
- Heidi Hochstetler 鈥�03 and Scott Eldredge 鈥�82 are two administrators making a big difference in Philadelphia鈥檚 new child welfare reforms.
- 聽Crosscultural experiences brought Timothy and Cheryl Heatwole Shenk 鈥�07 to teach and raise their family in Camden, New Jersey. Read a Q & A about their life.
- Sally Derstine 鈥�82 helps family businesses flourish.
- Duval Denlinger 鈥�91 and his 鈥渞ighthand man鈥� Zach Grasse 鈥�15 manage sustainable resources at Heacock Lumber.
- John Neiswander 鈥�05 helps parents and children in health crises at Children鈥檚 Hospital of Philadelphia.
- Influenced by her time at WCSC and mentored by Nelson Good 鈥�68, attorney Amy Rosenberger 鈥�85 practices law and takes joy in a well-crafted argument.
- Roberto Wingfield ’15 has gathered varied experience in the psychology field, including his current research position with the internationally renowned Moss Rehab Research Institute.
- See our alumni working in ministry in the region.
Read about our alumni award winners: Alumnus of the Year Erik Kratz on his faith; Young Alum of the Year Liza Heavener 鈥�07; and Distinguished Service Award recipient Wu Wei MDiv 鈥�06.
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