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hristian service is a very

important aspect of our

spiritual development. It

trains us to be better ser­

vants when participating

in our future ministries.

In James, we read that a who lead Sunday services

Christian should be a doer of and visit with the elderly

the Word and not just a people. The residents enjoy g that a

hearer. If we are to be the exuberance of the young

DOERS, we must follow people and appreciate the Christian service

Christ's example of kindness and respect the

spreading the Good News, students show them. program should be

ministering to people in Mr. Johnson also leads a

need, and guiding them to jail ministry. The group visits implemented through

spiritual maturity. We a juvenile detention center

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become doers by becoming and local jails. New members the local church,

involved in the Christian learn to adjust to this

Service program. ministry before taking an I appreciate the

Mr. Brian Johnson is the active role. They eventually

Director of Christian Service. develop a rapport with the College’s emphasis

He assists students in finding men or young people.

a permanent program in Patience and prayer yield of working with

which they can be active gratifying results. Many have

throughout their college been saved and successfully area churches.

tenure. He contacts local discipled throughout the

churches to determine their years of this valuable

needs regarding student help ministry.

in their Sunday School, Whether we participate in

Junior Church, Choir, and the puppet ministry, a choir,

Awana programs. Many visiting the elderly, or

students opt for one of these ministering to a prisoner, the

service opportunities. Christian service program is

Some students visit a training ground providing

nursing homes in the Bay valuable lessons enabling us

area. These facilities to become better servants for

welcome our student groups Christ.

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