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HE CHRISTIAN S JOURNEY TO

fully knowing Christ starts at the

sinner’s prayer, and it will take

one wherever the Holy Spirit

leads. For some it will be the

ministry; for others it will be the busi­

ness world or perhaps further educa­

tion. The College gives the students op­

portunities to mature in Christ

Be through chapel messages, dorm

careful devotions, and the integration of

Christian principles in classes.

maintain Fa,thfully’ tell stu­

good dents their responsibility

works. spond to II Timothy 2:2: "And

the things that thou hast heard of

Titus 3:8

me among many witnesses, the

same commit thou to faithful men, who

shall be able to teach others also."