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“Dr. Burggraff “I think it will be "I have absolutely “I think that having “It will be such a

engages his aud­ good for students enjoyed the min­ a campus chaplain blessing to have

ience so well that to have a specific istry of Dr. Burg­ will be beneficial someone like Dr.

sometimes you’re person they know graff. His love for because there will Burggraff here just

left wondering they can go to with the Lord is conta­ be one person to talk to and ask

where chapel time questions. His gious. I feel privi­ making decisions questions. His

went. His illu­ messages have leged to have him one way or another messages during

strations always been very thought for a campus in matters that we the Christian Life

give valuable provoking and chaplain and for a as students care Conference really

insight to the Word” insightful.” teacher as well.” about.” spoke to me.”

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are a t t r a c t e d Ingram said, “He has a way of speaking on my level that is never

condescending or patronizing and of presenting his topics in fresh

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ways that challenge my thinking.” Students are thrilled that Dr.

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David Horton
In his first week as “campus chaplain,” Dr. Burggraff immedi­

ately began making changes to the chapel setting in order to create

a closer, more intimate atmosphere. Dan Thompson said, “I can

already see how having one person responsible for chapel has made

a difference in adding structure and organization to the hour we

spend hearing God’s Word.”

Dr. Burggraff also spent the week speaking about matters that

hit close to home for most students. “To hear a man who is so

dedicated to his family and to the Lord is very encouraging. He is

the model of a godly father I would like to be someday,” David

Horton said. “He also has a very healthy view of Christianity and of

the rules and policies of CCC. He is real and genuine and people

are attracted to someone like him. With his contagious enthusiasm

and energy, I believe that he will benefit CCC tremendously.”