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fis the apostle Paul watched the society in which he lived, he determined it to be dark and perverse. ยงin was rampant, morality was compromised, and government was corrupt. But instead of mourning over the sinful condition of society, Paul challenged others to join him in shining the light of the gospel of Jesus Christ on the darkness of sin. Philippians 2:15-16 tells us to live "...so that you may become blameless and pure, children of God without fault in a crooked and depraved generation, in which you shine like stars in the universe as you hold out the word of life. - r

We too now live in a society in which sin is rampant, morality is compro mised, government is corrupt, and truth is denied. This generation lives in what sociologists call a post-modern world, ft post-modern society is void of absolute truth. One religion is just as valid as another, one person's god is just as valid as any other, and truth varies from one person to another. In a post-modern society, every individual is his or her own authority for truth and there is no real source for absolute truth.

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WHAT ARE SOME WAYS THAT YO HAVE SEEN

STUPENTS SHINE LIKE STARS? :'

throughout my years at CBC, I HAVE HAD

THE CHANCE TO bpSER^E MANY STUDENTS. THESE ^ YOUNG Christian MEN and women genuinely

CARE ABOUT their PEERS AND THOSE IN THE CpM" MUNITY As IN MOST.PLACES> THERE HAVE BEEN SEV- .

ERAL WAYS THAT STUDENTS- HAVE HAD THE ^PPOR^ TUNITY to "SHINE AS STARS'' AROUND OUr"^MPUS. ONE EXAMPLE OF THEIR KINDNESS AND GENEROS- .

ITY would be when many STUDENTS GAVE

MONEY TO HELP A FOROGN STUDENT BE ABLE TO i RETURN TO HIS COUNTRY TO SEE HIS WIFE AND , ' . Newborn child. Also, our students have helped . TO PROVIDE GIFTS and games FOR UNDERPRiyiLEGED CHILDREN DURING THE

CHRISTmAs SEASON lastly ON ONE OCCATION, OUR STUDENTS TOOK UP . MONEY TO HELP A FELlOW HANDlCAPED STUDENT BE ABLE TO.REPLACE THE

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