Page 51 - Clearwater Christian College 1994

The faculty and staff is a unique
group of individuals. Instead of
separating their work from pleas­
ure, they intertwine these two
facets of their lives. Having a
strong faith in the Lord provides
a common denominator for them.
They joyfully give of themselves
to each other and to the stu­
dents. Exhibiting the meekness
of Christ, they put others first.
Their generous display of self­
lessness and helpfulness sets
Mrs. Karen Johnson the tone for a warm friendly spirit
feels that CCC is like a
family "because of on campus. The spirit of coop­
Christ! We have a eration which pervades their
oneness with caring
and concern for one work results in a sense of family.
another, FOR every Close-knit families always stay
member FROM every
together through the good and
member."
bad times. The same can be said
At the Annual College
picnic at Philippe Park, of the faculty and staff. When
Mrs. Gwen Hull assists
one hurts, the others hurt; when
Miss Beth Kerr and
students James one rejoices, all rejoice together.
Sanford and Joel Good Is the College faculty and staff a
in grilling the hotdogs
while everyone else “ family” ? The answer is an un­
enjoys the games. qualified YES! Their mutual goal
of serving Jesus Christ brings
these people together in a com­
mon bond.
A graduate of the College, Dr.
Gary Smith, director of annual
giving, tells why he is happy to
work here. “ When I was grad­
uated, I told Dr. Steele I wanted
to return to work at the College. I
believe in its principles. Over the
years I’ve supported the College
in any way I could. It is a faith
ministry, and you can see God’s
hand on the College in its suc­
cesses.”