Page 7 - Clearwater Christian College 1993

H o ld in g chapel mid-morning r V t different times of the

gives students the opportunity to school year, Dr. Arthur Steele,

pause amid the rush of classes President Emeritus, takes the

and reflect on God’s goodness opportunity to speak to the

and mercy. The campus family student body. He shares with

comes together to sing hymns them the burdens on his heart

and choruses, to listen to the about the need for missions, the

announcements, and to hear the importance of staying true to

preaching of the Word. It is a one’s calling, and the absolute

complete church service. The necessity of remaining holy and

students have much to consider pure.

as they leave Chapel each day.

T hroughout the day it is quite

common to see students

chatting on the steps of Cathcart.

Although mealtimes are the

busiest (the students are either

entering or exiting the dining

hall), with all the offices on the

second floor, Cathcart receives a

lot of traffic. The dining hall is

just one of the places on campus

where students can fellowship in

a relaxed atmosphere.

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