The Mennonite Education Agency (MEA) of Mennonite Church USA has announced the recipients of its inaugural Scholarships for BIPOC Students.

Josué Coy Dick, junior from North Newton, is one of five awardees. The scholarships were created to support students who: identify as Black, Indigenous and/or People of Color; are members of or active participants in a MC USA congregation; and are attending or plan to attend a Mennonite college, university or seminary partnered with MEA.

Don't miss the last chance to see “Voices Together,” an exhibit of original artwork from the hymnal of the same title, in the Regier Gallery, closing this Friday.

The exhibit currently in the Regier Art Gallery in Luyken Fine Arts Center is something out of the ordinary in that it marks the first time a Mennonite hymnal has included visual art in its pages.