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As a Liberal Arts College, Clearwater Christian

College has many different ways to reach the

community. One effective avenue of ministry

employs the use of the Science department.

The Creation Science Center is an extension of

the classroom experience and students major­

ing in biology or science education assist Mrs.

Mary Parker direct the workshops held for

local day schools. The audiences range in age

from pre-school to highschool.

The tours disseminate information about

many different areas such as dinosours and the

expose them to the truth of creation.

The College’s music and drama programs

also promote the college in the local churches

and community. Many guests attend the an­

nual Christmas program and spring play. The

division of Arts and Science represents the

College most effectively.

Dr. Gary Parker uses an

overhead projector to

make it easier for his stu­

dents to get down the lec­

ture notes for Invertebrate

Zoology.

Billy Gosselin permits Jul­

ius Squeeser (the eastern

king snake) the chance to

be out of his cage. The

snake enjoys stretching

while Billy tries to study

for his class.

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