SHARING TOGETHER.

. Falwell and Roscoe Brewer > wanted a missions emphasis brought toevery student

They felt that itwould be good for every student,regardless of his orhermajor, tovisitaneffective mission. Because most students never have thec experience missions and donot haveatrue concept ofmissionaries, the Student Foreign Exposure Program was created Dave Pantana, director of the program, explained that the purpose was "to broaden their view and thinking concerning Christianity, to teach them tobecome world Christians." Theprogram strives to answer the question: "could Iserve God in a country other thanthe United States?" Once a student experiences another culture, feels the opposition to the Gospel, and observes a successful missionary endeavor, hemayuse his talents in serving abroad. Notmany people realize that many skills are needed on the: mission field This exposure gives students a chance realistically to assess their abilities in termsof the world's needs. '••;-