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HELPING HANDS Singing M a r y H a d A B a b y , Greg

Bonnell rehearses with the concert

choir for the Christmas program.

Among the many devotion leaders
he responsibilities of devotion
T leaders are numerous. One role is to who sing in the choir are Sue

Lulsdorf, Larry Costello, Sarah

lead dorm devotions at night, which
Deuel, Dan Olachea, and Jennifer

usually consists of a 15 minute Head,.

devotional and prayer time. Some Becky Hilton, devotion leader in

nights devotion groups sing or share Paden Hall, Unit D, also works on

campus as one of our mail
praises. Devotions have proven to be a time where deliverers. She sorts and distributes

the girls in the unit form a bond with each other the women’s mail along with Susan

Williams, while her other co-worker

and the Lord. It is a great way to unwind from the James Sanford delivers the men’s

■■ . mail and the heavier packages.
ff. i •■ v.;>«isk" • .'iS^ day’s hectic schedule.

Another responsibility of a devotion leader is to

be sure the girls in the unit are taking steps to

grow in their spiritual lives. One way to do this is

to ask them if they are reading their Bibles and

having a consistant prayer life. This responsibility

works two ways because the devotion leader must

be consistent in these areas in order to check up

on anyone alse in the unit.

Another role expected of the devotion leader in

the girls dorm, is to be a “mom”. There are many

times there is homesickness and trials where the

devotion leader can be the comfort away from

home. In the men’s dorm the devotion leaders

hold the same spiritual responsibility toward the

men; however, the emotional needs of their peers

are much different than what they do not have the

situations. -Becky Hilton

Exhibiting her usual attitude of

helpfulness and cheerfulness, Tricia

Parsons tries to relieve some of

Sarah Deuel’s mounting tension with

a quick shoulder massage as they

study in the library. After wading

through several books to complete

her research for her Methods of

Physical Education paper, Sarah was

“tied up in knots.”

DEVOTION LEADERS Front Row: Allison Holm, Rana Ishaq, Becky Loges,

Debbie Stevenson, Becky Hilton, and Suzy Drury;Second Row: Jennifer

I Head, Tricia Parsons, Sarah Deuel, Christine Simmons, Patience Orr, Sue

Lulsdorf, and Maureen Chivarri; Back Row: Dave Eisenback, Joel Johns,

Larry Costello, Dan Olachea, and Greg Bonnell.

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