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In 1974, four Collegians wereorganized to provide oppor-tunities for student leadership,

service activities, and intramuralathletic competitions. As enroll-ment increased, the number ofCollegians increased; today thereare 42 Collegians, each withapproximately 100 members. Allclassifications (freshmen toseniors), academic majors, andbackgrounds blend to form aunique group of friends thatotherwise might never meet. EachCollegian elects officers, whodevelop organization, communi-cation, and leadership skills asthey plan collegian meetings.Games, skits, and devotionalmessages are incorporated in themeetings. They also coordinateoutings each semester.

All Collegians are called by Greekletters and have their own name, colors, andmascot. For “Greek Rush” in the fall semester,members design and construct colorful paradefloats and exhibit booths to recruit new members.New students are always welcomed into aCollegian and there is no hazing.

After choosing a Collegian, the participation levelis up to each student. Members can compete in anumber of major and minor sports, like soccer,basketball, volleyball, softball, flag football,swimming, tennis, wrestling, table tennis, andchess. In addition, men’s Collegians sponsorcheerleading squads that cheer at intramuralsports events.

Joining a Collegian is a great way to catch the spiritof student life.


Alpha Gamma’s Vanessa Greene (Md.) interceptsPi Epsilon’s Tricia Aurand’s (Ind.) pass.

Campus LifeAlpha Sigma’s Leroy Lamar (Ga.)shoots above the head of Zeta Chi’sJim Brooks (Wis.).


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Billy Lawrence (N.C.) and Carrie Stout (Ind.)canoe on Coldwater Creek.

Racing go-carts—a favorite atcollegian outings


“Women’s Collegian of the Year”: Alpha Gamma Rho “Collegian Sports of the Year”: Sigma Phi Delta


Message—Dr. Jim SchettlerThere are three kinds of days in the

life of a believer: building days,battling days, and banner days. This is abanner day to celebrate what God hasdone with a group of His children. Thisday His banner is raised. Let everythingthat has breath praise His name! We will

aged us, and sharpened us for Hisservice. We sing glory to the God whonever slumbers and who does not eventake naps. He knows the where, thewhat, the how, the when, and the why ofevery aspect of our lives.

Family of God, today rejoice! PraiseHim this day for all His benefits, for allHis blessings: the blessing of travelingmercies over the years going to and fromcollege, and the blessing of good healthand of a sound mind. Give Him glory,freshmen, He corrected you in love, Hecomforted you with peace, He changedyou for good. Sophomores, rejoice inHim; for those chapel messages, thosecare packages, those constant remindersof His love every day. Juniors, sing toHim with a song of gladness, gladnessfor your growth in Him, gladness foryour vision of Him, gladness for onlyone more year to go. Exalt Him most ofall, seniors, exalt Him above any otherrelationship, lift Him higher than anyother priority. As you leave this place,

Convocation 2000 Over 750 graduate in May and July commencements

Over 7,300 attended convocation

Jim Schettler

not be slack to thank Him for His Word—that Word that guides us like a map, thatWord that feeds us like a meal, that Wordthat protects us like a shield. We willforever praise Him for being merciful. Wedeserved the lake of fire in hell, and Hegave us the golden streets of heaven. His

mercy endureth to all generations.

We have come from all over theglobe to praise the God of allgrace, the Sovereign supreme forbeing faithful with His promisesand liberal with His mercy. Thisday we reflect over all Hisgoodness and rejoice in Hismarvelous plan for all of ourlives. Praise Him for listening tothe prayers we have cried out.Praise Him for patiently moldingus into something greater thanwe were. Praise Him for provid-ing teachers and friends whoprepared us, taught us, encour-


make your Savior, Jesus Christ, not justpresent in your life or even prominent inyour life, but may He be pre-eminent.Never settle for anything less than God’svery best for your life.

Special guests, family members, students,faculty, administration, let us all be stilland know that He is God. The theory ofevolution is not taught here on thiscampus as a science, but as a myth,conjured up in the darkened soul ofman’s depravity to escape the responsi-bility to a Holy God.

We rejoice today in a God who hasfearfully and wonderfully created us witha purpose; to shine forth His glory. Wedo not accept here the belief thatabortion is a humane way of birthcontrol or that anybody has the right tochoose to kill a baby in what should bethe safest place on earth, a mother’swomb. We believe God knew us beforethe foundation of the earth and had adesign for us to complete. We sing praisetoday. We leap for joy in our hearts that

Nehemiah Spencer (Ala.) and Eunice Thiessen (Canada) receivedthe Presidential Citation of Merit, PCC’s highest honor for

consistent Christian leadership and an attitude thatportrays the ideals and purposes of the College.

Faculty Academic AwardsKatrina Miller (Ohio)Nathan Gurnsey (Nebr.)Angela Shinabery (Miss.)Esther Slater (Conn.)

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representing several different flags, butpraise His Holy name, we rejoice todayall under one banner, the banner of thecross. We have many different customs,languages, and ideas represented here,but praise His name, we have one Lord,one faith, one birth.

The saddest, sorriest person here today isthe one without thanksgiving in hisheart. The most tragic situation in thisauditorium is the soul without joy in his

heart and praiseon his lips. Isthere angertoday? Doesbitterness dwelldeep inside?Does your justicesystem fight with

God’s sovereign will? Do envy andjealousy control your passions? Go tothe river of peace and toss all your care,hurts, and sorrows away, then run backto the altar of praise and shout with aglad voice, “God reigns!” Cry with allyour heart, “God is good, His mercy iseverlasting, His grace is sufficient, Hispresence is all I need.” For the timebeing, the battles are not raging, the

the God who created us has protected,provided, and planned for us all the wayfrom our mother’s womb.

We do not allow a humanistic view of lifeto be practiced by our students. Thisteaches if it feels good, go ahead and doit. I deserve a break today, everybodyelse is doing it. We believe that Godshould direct our steps by His Word inour conscience and that true worshipand praise to Him is a surrendered willin obedience towhatever Hewants.

Yes, we this daydesire to lift upand praise theLord. Give Himglory, moms and dads, for He has beenfaithful to you. Rejoice in the child Godhas blessed you with. Praise Him for ason or daughter who is graduating today.Foreign students, rejoice! Praise Him fora place you could come and study aboutyour Lord in an environment wherethere was not hostility or prejudice.Praise Him for your nation. Be glad forwhat you have received here to ministerback home. Many students come here

“Three kinds of daysin the life of a believer:building, battling and

banner days.”


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building is not done, but today is a day offfrom work.

Today is a banner day, a day of praise! Letthe joy of the Lord be your strength onthis day. May every one of us stop and say,“Thank You, Lord.” From the depth of ourheart to the roof of our mouth, we praisethe Son of God. What one thing can wegive the King of Kings? What gift can webring for the Lord of Lords, who has doneso much for us? We come today under theone banner that He will accept and that

The personality, character, andphilosophy of education atPensacola Christian College is

unlike other institutions. It was foundedwith the purpose of training young menand women for a life of service to the LordJesus Christ. During convocation,graduates shared these thoughts:

Esther Slater, (D.C.)—history/English“I came to PCC for a Christian education.

By combining Christianphilosophy with traditionalteaching methods, PCCprovided me with adistinctly differenteducation, giving me adecided advantage over

thousands of graduate school applicants. Iwill be attending Notre Dame Law Schoolon a full scholarship this fall, and I believe Iwill be a step ahead of my fellow studentsbecause of the education I received atPensacola Christian College.”

Raquel Gomez, (N.J.)—premed “PCC’sfaculty goes beyond the call of duty. Myteachers did not just teach; they showed

Christ’s love to me. My Bible teachershelped me become a better Christian asthey gave me good advice and prayed with

me for my family. Mypremed advisor helped meprepare for the MCAT examand for my medical schoolinterviews. The entirechemistry department

prayed for my dad as he went throughsurgery last semester. As I attend the MDprogram at Robert Wood Johnson MedicalSchool, I will cherish the memories of thefaculty here at PCC.”

Barry Moyer, (Pa.)—criminal justice “Thehighlight of my academic career was aninternship with the United States SecretService last summer. I gained experience in

counterfeit detection, fraudinvestigation, andprotection details. I ampresently being consideredfor a position as an officerwith the Secret Service.

Because of the excellent education Ireceived in PCC’s criminal justice programand the practical experience I gained

through my internship, I feel prepared forwhatever the Lord has for me in the future.”

Matt Waliszek, (Maine)—math andhistory education “My math and scienceclasses have shown me how God hasintricately woven His creation together,

and I look forward toteaching the handiwork ofGod in my own classroomin a Christian school. In allmy classes, including thosein my history major,

I was not just given man’s theories, butwas taught biblical principles as well astraditional, common-sense practices froma Christian perspective. PCC is unique inits excellent teacher training, and I amthankful for its standards.”

PCC’s administration, faculty, and staffare dedicated to training young people toserve God. Students graduate with a solidChristian foundation for serving the Lordin any profession. Many members of theclass of 2000 will be continuing theireducation at graduate schools.

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will make him glad, the banner of praise!

Had I a thousand lives to liveI’d live them all for Thee,Who once for me Thy life didst give,

O Lamb of Calvary!Bought with Thy holy precious blood,I am no longer mine.Then take my life, blest Son of God,As Thine and only Thine.

Had I a thousand graduatesI’d give them all to TheeWhose voices would praise Thy works

For all eternity.

Richard Tippett, administratorat Raleigh Christian Academy,

received an honorarydoctorate.

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PCC honored6,000th graduate,Leslie Butler (Ala.).

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Success is an elusive word, oftendiscussed but seldom defined. It is aword that is only used once in the

Bible. According to Josh. 1:8, success ispredicated upon adherence to the principlesof God’s Word. In a culture that measuressuccess by the benchmarks of prestige,possessions, and power, it was refreshing toreceive the following letter from the parentof a PCC student.

“It is truly a blessing to have a wonderfulChristian College like PCC for our son.Your affordable tuition has made collegeless of a financial burden. Your dedicationto academic excellence has assured us thatour son will have the necessary back-ground and skills to succeed in thebusiness world. Your Bible-basedteachings and high standards haveassured us that his faith will have theopportunity to be strengthened duringhis college days. God has blessed PCC,and PCC is a great blessing to Christianfamilies.”

This mother chose some significant wordsfor her letter including “dedication,” “skills,”“Bible-based teachings,” “high standards,”“faith,” and most important of all “God.”She knew the true ingredients whichcomprise the formula for Biblical success.

It is not a coincidence that these words aredescriptive of the student life, philosophy,and purpose of PCC. We exist as aninstitution to train young people to besuccessful for God. We believe that is alsothe heartbeat of many parents across ournation. We trust that you will prayerfullyconsider sending your children to PCCwhere we can work together to achieve thisgoal.

“This book of the law shall not depart out ofthy mouth . . . for then thou shalt make thyway prosperous and then thou shalt havegood success.” Josh. 1:8.

From thePresident

Arlin HortonPresident/Founder

A dedication ceremony was held Easter Sunday, April 23, for PCC’s newexecutive dining room. Windsor provides a festive yet elegant diningatmosphere for administrative guests and is equipped with its ownkitchen. Located in Four Winds, Windsor doubled the seating capacityof the previous Regency dining room.

Walter Acosta, head chef of Windsor, was trained at the CulinaryInstitute of America in New York and has spent 17 years catering specialevents for prominent figures, such as Prime Minister Margaret Thatcherand General Norman Schwarzkopf, before coming to PCC.


Executive Diningat Four Winds

G Private dining in Windsor

Walter Acosta, head chef

Connie Armstrong,dining roomsupervisor

Sharon Horn, cook


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At the age of 26, Alexis deTocqueville, a famous Frenchstatesman, historian, andsocial philosopher, visitedAmerica in the 1830’s todiscover what made her sogreat. He studied Americafrom rural to urban, coastlineto inland, and published hisobservations in a classic two-volume work, Democracy inAmerica. Here is an excerptfrom his work:

“I sought for the key to thegreatness and genius ofAmerica in her harbors; . . .and boundless forests; in herrich mines . . . and institu-tions of learning. I sought forit in her democratic congressand in her matchlessConstitution. Not untilI went into the churches ofAmerica and heard herpulpits flame with right-eousness did I understandthe secret of her genius andpower.”

“America is great becauseAmerica is good, and ifAmerica ever ceases to begood, America will cease tobe great. The safeguard ofmorality is religion, andmorality is the best securityof law as well as the surestpledge of freedom.”

—Democracy in America by Alexis de Tocqueville

Emphasis added

“If Americaceases to be good,America will ceaseto be great”

—de Tocqueville


Employment OpportunitiesAn investment in ministry is an investment for eternity.Have you considered what you can do for the Lordwith your life? PCC is growing and has openings in thefollowing areas:

Staff positions:Computer programmer General maintenanceComputer operator HVAC repairAuto mechanic Carpet/tile installerFood service manager LibrarianFood equipment repair PainterElectrician Secretarial/clericalElectronic Technician

Good salary, benefits, and retirement program.Please send résumé with short testimonial toPersonnel Office, Pensacola Christian College,P.O. Box 18000, Pensacola, FL 32523-9160, U.S.A.

A Beka Services, Ltd., positions Administrative Position Sales Manager

(Experienced and nonexperienced personnel):Computer programmer Warehouse SupervisorPrinter (will train)

Administrative Position AvailablePCC is now accepting applications for a college adminis-trative position. Please send résumé with short testimonialto Personnel Office, Pensacola Christian College,P.O. Box 18000, Pensacola, FL 32523-9160, U.S.A.

Estate planningIt is frequently difficult to make a large giftduring one’s lifetime, yet many of our alumniand friends would like to make a significantgift to PCC. Tax laws have been designed toencourage giving to colleges. Afterplanning for those around you, you mightwant to think about a bequest to PensacolaChristian College. You would be helping theCollege meet the challenges of tomorrow.

An outright charitable bequest is fullydeductible for federal tax purposes and isexempt from inheritance tax in most states.If you already have an up-to-date will, anamendment to your will can be used tomake charitable bequests. We would beglad to help by providing information whichyou can receive by writing to the Office ofInstitutional Advancement, PensacolaChristian College, P.O. Box 18000, Pensacola,FL 32523-9160, U.S.A.

PCC Has . . .• A very friendly campus

• Its own personality unlike any other institution

• Vibrant, Bible-believing programs

• Quality academics

• A wonderful place where young people who wantto serve God can receive excellence in Christianeducation

Members of PCC’s class of 2000, Ernie Calderone, Patrick Callahan,David Catlin, and Andy Boggs, were recently commissioned as secondlieutenants in the United States Marine Corps.

Enroll Now for Second SemesterFor information,callS 1-800-PCC-INFOor write Directorof Admissions,Pensacola ChristianCollege, P.O. Box 18000,Pensacola, FL 32523-9160, U.S.A.

©2000 Pensacola Christian College. Published quarterly and distributed free.For correspondence or change of address, write PCC Update, PensacolaChristian College, P.O. Box 18000, Pensacola, FL 32523-9160, U.S.A.A Beka Book is a registered trademark. “Dedicated to Excellence, Committed toService,” Rejoice Broadcast Network, RBN, Rejoice Radio, and Rejoice in the Lordare registered trademarks of Pensacola Christian College.PCC does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, or national origin.Cover photo by Ben Finley

PCC is located at 250 Brent Lane, Pensacola, Fla.

PCC UpgradesStudent’s PhonesPCC added a new feature to thestudents’ voice mail system thisfall. Students can now checkthe phone display to check formessages instead of calling theirvoice mail box. Their messagebutton lights up if a messagewas left for them.

Please send résumé with short testimonial toPersonnel Office, A Beka Services, Ltd.,P.O. Box 19100, Pensacola, FL 32523-9100, U.S.A.


ensemble and songs for his band toplay at school sporting events. Heuses the skills he learned at PCC as atool to bless others. “Looking back,I’m very happy I decided to goto Raleigh. I believe that God hasgiven me this talent to ministerto others,” Yoshio says. Hisattitude reflects the servant’sheart PCC’s music facultyhave toward their students.The music faculty getgreat satisfaction fromseeing their studentsgrow and developmusically with a desireto serve the Lord.

“PCC’s music program developsexcellent performance skills without

Yoshio teaching a private lesson

Yoshio withRaleigh

elementaryband

students

Yoshio Nakamura, ’96 PCC Graduate

losing the heart forservice. We challengeour students to bethe best musiciansthey can be withthe ultimate goalof serving God,”says Mark Crawford,assistant chairmanof the musicdepartment.

Musicians can either pro-mote self, their music, orGod. Our goal is to teach

students to be professional withoutbeing prideful so they can be awitness for the Lord,” says Dr. RonSmith, chairman of the musicdepartment. God has given musi-cians a unique way to communicateto others. PCC desires to trainstudents who will use their musicalgifts to honor God in church, in theclassroom, or on stage.

Yoshio Nakamura, a ’96 PCC grad,teaches 4th–12th grade band stu-dents at Raleigh Christian Academyin Raleigh, North Carolina. Yoshioteaches music and also writesinstrumental parts for his church

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PCC’s music program

Opportunities for practical experience• PCCymphony Orchestra• Symphonic Band• Rejoice Choir• Choral Groups• Ensembles• Opera productions• Vespers programs• Weekly repertoires• Secondary teaching internships at Pensacola Christian Academy• Choir internships in conducting and rehearsing• Senior Recitals• Commencement Contests

A major designed for youYou can choose a major in music, music education,sacred music, or a concentration in music ministries.Within each major, you choose a proficiency either invoice, piano, strings, brass, woodwinds, or percussion.

Excellence in academics• Choral Writing and Arranging—learn techniques in

writing and arranging music for vocal combinations• Orchestration—practice scoring music for various instru-

ments such as school bands and orchestras• Pedagogy— learn how to teach effectively, organize church

and school music programs, and conduct performanceensembles

• Music theory— increase your knowledge of musicalelements

Renowned Artists in Residence• Dr. Alberto Jaffé, professional violinist and developer of the

Jaffé Strings method, teaches string instruments.• Daisy Jaffé is a world-class pianist and teaches advanced

piano.• Ray and Ann Gibbs, former professional opera singers, both

teach private voice.

Modern facilities and equipment• Large band, orchestra, and choral rooms with quality

acoustics• 38 soundproof practice studios• 140-seat Recital Hall and 300-seat Rawson Chapel for

performances• iMacs with Finale 2000, a computer program for composing,

arranging, and orchestrating music• 50 acoustic pianos• 13 digital pianos• 8 Yamaha grand pianos• 1 Bechstein concert grand piano

Symphonic choir performs in Rawson Chapel.

G Dr. Alberto Jaffé directs a stringspiration at CampusChurch. There was only room for 183 musicians onstage, but over 200 were ready to perform.

Ray Gibbs

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For more information,call: 1-877-705-9375

e-mail: [email protected]

for alumni, friends, and prospective students

Locations:Lancaster, PA Fri., Oct. 27

Charlotte, NC Sat., Oct. 28

1999—An Evening to RememberLansing, Michigan

Orlando, FL Fri., Nov. 3

Atlanta, GA Sat., Nov. 4

A An Elegant DinnerA Heart-Stirring MusicA Retrospect and Prospect

A unique question/answersession with PCC founders


DM 723/MM 523

Answers in Genesis: Developingand Implementing a BiblicalWorld View in Your ChurchYour world view helps shape your perspective on issuesfacing today’s church. This course’s solid, practical

instruction will equipyou to develop andimplement a Biblicalworld view as yourchurch enters the21st century.

Jan. 15–19, 2001Contemporary PreachingDr. Johnny Pope

Mar. 6–9, 2001Ministry Enrichment:

Renewing Your VisionDr. David Gibbs, Jr.; Dr. Steve Byrd;Evang. Paul Freeman

May 14–18, 2001The Anatomy of Leadership:

Evaluation and DevelopmentDr. Arlin Horton, Dr. Joseph A. Rammel

Aug. 20–24, 2001Answers in Genesis: Developingand Implementing a Biblical WorldView in Your ChurchDr. Ken Ham, Dr. Joel Mullenix

Jan. 14–18, 2002The Christian Home: Maintainingthe Haven in Turbulent TimesDr. Raymond Barber

Seminary Degrees OfferedDoctor of Ministry (D.Min.)Master of Divinity (M.Div.)M.A. in Bible ExpositionMaster of Ministry (M.Min.)Master of Church Music (M.C.M.)

• Earn a master’s or doctoral degree without rearrangingyour schedule.

• Complete in-residence course work during summer sessions.• Complete course work for a master’s degree in education in

two summers.• Doctoral course work can be finished in four summers.• An extended payment plan is available for full-time

Christian workers who qualify.

• Distance-learning education courses on

video.

Master’s degrees—• Music/Music Ed. • Interpretive Speech/Speech Ed.• Commercial Art

Master of Fine Arts in Art (M.F.A. terminal)

Pensacola Theological Seminary

One-WeekModuleAugust 20–24, 2001

2001 Summer sessionsbegin June 17

Dr. Ken Ham Dr. Joel Mullenix

Master of Science• Ed. Administration • History Ed.• Elementary Ed. • Mathematics Ed.• Secondary Ed. • Physical Ed.• English Ed. • Science Ed.

Doctor of Education• Ed. Administration • Elementary Ed.• Curriculum and Instruction

with specializations in English,History, Physical Ed., Science

Upcoming Modules

Now Available

Year-Round Programs(Two-year residency required)

Summer Programs in Education(Also offered year round)

For more information on PCC Graduate School or Pensacola Theological SeminaryCall: 1-877-PTS-GRAD (toll free)

e-mail: [email protected]: (850) 479-6548

Write: Seminary-Graduate Studies OfficePensacola Christian CollegeP.O. Box 18000Pensacola, FL 32523-9160, U.S.A.

For pastors, youth pastors, and their wives

PCC will host its fifth annual EnrichmentConference March 6–9. Powerful preaching andpractical workshops coupled with special times offellowship, dynamic music, and relaxation will enrichyour life and ministry. Delegates will be challengedand encouraged by messages and workshops fromspecial speakers Dr. David Gibbs, Jr.; Dr. Steve Byrd;and Evangelist Paul Freeman. The fish fry at Camp o’the Pines is always a highlight of the conference.

Plan now to attend the Enrichment Conferenceat PCC, March 6–9, 2001. For more information,please call (850) 478-8496, ext. 2828.Delegates

from 22 statesattended 2000 conference.

March 6–9

Mark your calendar

NewTrack for Music

Directors


Station listing (fm)

California San Luis Obispo 90.5

Colorado Grand Junction 91.7Florida Fort Pierce 90.5

Pensacola (origin) 89.5St. Augustine 89.3Vero Beach 88.3

Georgia Rome 90.9Illinois Kankakee 88.9

Rockford 91.9Indiana Fort Wayne 89.7

Lafayette 92.7Terre Haute 91.3Wabash 88.5Warsaw 88.7Williamsport 91.1

Kansas Manhattan 90.7Topeka 89.7

Maryland Salisbury 88.7Michigan Benton Harbor 89.9

Kalamazoo 91.7Muskegon 90.9Pinconning 91.9Port Huron 88.9Traverse City 88.1

Mississippi Columbus 90.5Hattiesburg 91.1

Montana Great Falls 90.7Kalispell 90.5

Nebraska Grand Island 89.7New Jersey Cape May 88.1New Mexico Las Cruces 91.9New York Buffalo 89.3

Utica 88.1N. Carolina Rocky Mount 88.1N. Dakota Minot 91.1Ohio Sandusky 90.9

Steubenville 90.9 Van Wert 91.5

Oklahoma Crescent 88.5Stillwater 88.3

Oregon Coos Bay 91.3Eugene 89.3Klamath Falls 89.9Medford 88.7Newport/Toledo 88.7

Pennsylvania Erie 90.5Hazleton 88.3Mansfield 88.1Wilkes-Barre 91.7

W. Virginia Charleston 91.9Wheeling 88.7

Wisconsin Wausau 90.3Wyoming Casper 89.7

Listen to Rejoice Radioon the Internet atwww.rejoice.org

New stations since summer 2000

PCC invites you to a refreshing, spiritually invigoratingconference. Mina Oglesby’s scriptural insights and music willchallenge you and warm your heart. Beka Horton will help yourspiritual walk with the Lord and give you practical help for dailyliving. As a pastor’s wife, Marilee Schettler will share from herheart the challenges and opportunities wives face as they assisttheir husbands in the ministry. It’s an opportunity you don’t wantto miss!

For more information, call (850) 478-8496, ext. 8787, or writefor brochure: Ladies Conference, Pensacola Christian College, P.O.Box 18000, Pensacola,FL 32523-9160, U.S.A.

Camp o’ the Pines’spacious facilities

and wooded setting areideal for fellowship,

spiritual growth,and relaxation.

Choosing a college—as decisions go, it’s oneof the most important ones you’ll ever make.Come for College Days, and discover foryourself why so many students choose PCC.It’s a weekend that may change your whole life!

Come on your own, or with a group. Cost isjust $10. Call or write today!

1-800-PCC-INFO, ext. 4Reservations SecretaryPensacola Christian CollegeP.O. Box 18000Pensacola, FL 32523-9160

If you can’t come, request ourCatch the Spirit Video Viewbook—it’s free!

Make new friends as you experienceresidence hall life.

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