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STUDENT

.IFE

ife on campus for the average student is filled

with hours of practice, research, and study. The

busy days are thankfully punctuated by Chapel

— a time of spiritual renewal for the campus

family. Many enter chapel already weary from

morning classes but leave minutes later,

refreshed and ready to tackle the afternoon.

Another source of constant renewal is the

friendships, which are established on Biblical

principles.

When students get together in small or large

groups, there is a love and a caring for one

another that are not easily found on secular

campuses across the country. The students

express a genuine compassion that is rooted in

the love of God.

God has given the students an insight to see

when someone else is in need and has supplied

them with the initiative to try to help. Many

times a fellow student has had a “bad” day.

Another reaches out to that individual and

comforts him or her with a quiet smile or some

words of encouragement. Often simple acts of

faith are the ones remembered most and the

ones which are an impetus for a changed life that

is, from that point on, lived to the glory of God.

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