Seven students participated in the 2017聽 on March 24. Each speaker applied the Christian peace position to a contemporary concern in a short speech (8-10 min):

4:00鈥揗olly White, Ruth鈥檚 Activism: Christianity, Identity, and Justice,聽senior Peacebuilding and Development major from Louisville, KY

13:58鈥�Diego Barahona, Toda la sobra de lo que se llevaron:What was left over from what they took, senior,Biochemistry major from Tegucigalpa, Honduras

22:47鈥�Kat Lehman, Diverse but United, Imperfect but Beautiful,聽senior, Biology major from Dover, OH

32:28鈥�Hannah Mack-Boll, What is Your Intention, senior Peacebuilding and Development major from Lancaster, PA

43:22鈥�Lydia Haggard, The Silent Treatment,聽sophomore, Bible and Religion major from Norristown, PA

53:27鈥�Grantley Showalter, Hygge and the Mennonite Moderate,聽senior Peacebuilding and Development major from Waynesboro, PA

1:03:40鈥�Joel Wheeler, A Participation Trophy for Millennials:Why Millennials Don’t Suck, and Why Society needs their Participation ,聽senior Social Work major from Hudson, MI

Hear the Women鈥檚 Choir and portions of student prepared speeches highlighting many forms of peace as part of the . The full speeches can be heard TONIGHT 鈥� Friday, March 24 at 7 p.m. in Martin Chapel (Seminary Building).

Diego Barahona
鈥淭oda la sobra de lo que se llevaron鈥� (What was left over from what they took)

Lydia Haggard
鈥淭he Silent Treatment鈥�

Kat Lehman
鈥淒iverse but United, Imperfect but Beautiful鈥�

Hannah Mack-Boll
鈥淲hat is your intention?鈥�

Grantley Showalter
鈥� 鈥楬ygge鈥� and the Mennonite Moderate鈥�

Joel Wheeler
鈥淎 Participation Trophy for the Millennials: Why millennials don鈥檛 suck, and why society needs their participation鈥�

Molly White
鈥淩uth鈥檚 Activism: Christianity, Identity, and Justice鈥�