Christian Service

Freshman Debbie Leffler listens tomemory verses as part oftheinner-city Awana program. Approximately twelve students took part in thisChristian Service.

When asked what influence theChristian Service program hashad upon their lives,the students'response was positive Rhonda Green,aseniorfrom Corning, N.Y., and a prayer leader felt "the discipleship program was great and helped to buildunity among the students,the R.A.'s and the administration."

The underlying purpose of the Christian Service Department was manifested in the words ofLeAnn Corley, a junior fromDetroit, Mich.,"Itgave me achance toput to practical use the concepts ofChristiandaily living which I waslearning in theclassroom."

The Christian Service Department will always bea vital part ofLiberty'scurriculum. LBCgraduates take away more than iust a degree.

Junior David Helt was involved inseveral Christian Service programs throughout theyear. He participated inInner-City Awana, the summer inner-city ministryand served as a mens' dormitory prayer leader.