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Much can be said about com­

petition in athletics; but in a

Christian college, it is more

{ than winning. In recognizing

the true value of sports, Ath­

letic Director James Whitaker

looks for something deeper.

He said, "Teams should be

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about much more than just

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discipleship." Sports provide

an avenue by which Chris­
\ tians not only develop their

talents, but also grow spiritu­

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ally. Sports is an arena where

students can "do all to the

glory of God." They need to

whether it be
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on hardwood, turf, or dirt.

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