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Always On Call,

Staff Can Be

Seen Working

DAY OR NIGHT

Without a staff dedicated to this plaint by the maintenance staff.

ministry, the College could not As the College grows, the need

function. Many work behind the for additional staff becomes neces­

scenes, but this does not mean sary. Three new couples were ad­

that they are not a crucial part of ded to the staff. “Serving the Lord

the organization. Doing jobs such together in a ministry is a blessing

as fixing a broken commode, in itself; an added blessing is that

mopping up water, painting trash I get to see more of my wife now

cans, and cleaning up someone than when we worked at different

else’s mess are just a few of the jobs,” said Mr. Matt Bryan, the

tasks that are done without com- new Superintent of Grounds.

Before coming to Registrar. She —

the College, Mr. said, “We felt that

and Mrs. Neil the Lord led us to

Taylor worked as the College to

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house parents at a serve in the w '.v '

children’s home in ministry and to

Alabama. Mr. enable us to help

Taylor works on our son Kevin with

the maintenance his school bill, as

crew and super­ he studies to be a

vises many of the pastor.” Kevin, the

projects. Mrs. youngest of nine

Lucy Taylor is the children, works

secretary for the with his father.

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