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Joshua Carter and Cristina
Spink get ready "to date"
at the freshman activity. "I
enjoyed the noncommittal
atmosphere of the dating
game," said Cristina Spink.
"I liked the dating game, be
cause it was fun and you got
to meet a lot of new people,"
said freshman Laura Scott.
Melinda Kennedy models
♦ a pizza party an example of approved The church Meet-n-Great
CCC church dress. The was a time for students to
♦ a bowling game girls dorm meeting was held meet church staff members
to shed light on the rules. to see what ministry oppor
♦ a beach praise &worship
Summer Jelsma narrated a tunities were available. They
♦ A B R A N D N E W STA R T skit that demonstrated regu gave students a preview of
lations for dress code. their church philosophy.
"For God has not given us the spirit of fear;
but of power, and of love, and of a sound mind."
II Timothy 1:7
Starting in a completely new environment trying to
make friends and fit in can be unnerving. That is why the
first week of the semester is dedicated solely to activities
and events in which the freshmen can participate and get
to know each other.
The activities began with a beach praise and worship
service held at Sand Key Park. "I really enjoyed praise and
worship at Sand Key. I had never experienced anything like
that before, just being able to go out and sing with a big
group and being able to enjoy God's nature and creation.
I liked the spirit of worship that was present among the
student body," said freshman Joanna Wiedeman. Other
During the opening week, say good-bye and to be on
activities followed including a speed dating game, bowl parents and new students their own, everyone joined
met with the college leader hands and prayed for stu
ing, an ice cream social, and a pizza party. During these
ship for an informational dents and families as they
first moments of college life, bonds were formed which meeting. With the approach would have to adjust to a
ing reality that it would soon different lifestyle.
will last the duration of many people's college career.
be time for the students to
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