Page 66 - Clearwater Christian College 1997

Students rarely think about all the time that

faculty devote to organizing and making fi­

nal preparations for the semester before their

students even arrive on campus. Along with

the administration and staff, the faculty met

for a few days of in-service training which

included devotions

Working and discussions of

new policies. Fol­

with a

lowing these impor­

servant’s tant meetings, which

helped set the tone

heart, the for the new semester,

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faculty the faculty held divi­

sional and depart-

On her way to class
prepared for mental meetings.

following chapel,

The devotionals

Miss Kris DeWitt
a new year on the Christian life checks her mail in

and the attitude of a the faculty work­

servant inspired everyone. Mr. Tom W ill­ room. She revels in

her new role as a . ______ _ j
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iams, with Tri-City Ministries in Kansas
full-time assistant

City, Missouri, challenged the faculty and
professor of psy­

staff to always have a servant’s heart. He chology.

said that one’s job description should be to

Mr. Al Jurado takes

do not only what one is asked to do, but also

time from his busy

to do what needs to be done without being
schedule to talk with

asked. Faculty left these meetings with a re­ Heather Stoll, one of

newed effort and outlook for their ministry. the violinists in the

College orchestra.