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One of the benefits of at­ or in between classes, such

tending a small college was as Mr. Tony Abell, who takes

the friendliness of the profes a few minutes to speak with

sors. Many could be found two students before his Major

talking to students at lunch Prophets class.

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professors really

make the Bible real

and applicable.

Mr. Burggraff brings

a fresh, young

perspective which

makes Old Testa­

ment more inter­

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The Bible classes I

took caused me to

think outside the

box and challenged

me to see others

perspectives.

I like the Bible fac­

ulty because you

can approach them

with a problem if

you need to talk.

Mr. Bob Carver celebrates

one of his favorite days, Ref­

ormation Day which falls on

October 3 I. Reformation

Day is a memorial to the day

that Martin Luther nailed the In Introduction to Missions, One of the ways I seek to

Ninety-Five Theses to the Matt Armstrong, Sam All­ benefit the student is by want­

church door in Wittenburg, dredge, and Jon Relle discuss ing to know who the student

Germany, in 1517. This marked the topic of how a church is and what I can do to better

the beginning of the Protestant should approach a difficult equip our students to serve

Reformation which brought situation taking place on the Christ with enduring faithful­

the truth of the Gospel to a mission field. ness," said Dr. Carl Martin, who

people blinded by Catholicism. paused for a moment to speak

to Andrea Thomas.