California Baptist University - Angelos Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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Chris Henson talks with Jose Gomez about FCA ' s mid-week Bible Study. Chuck Kehoe passes the ball during a J.V. Lancer home game. 1 1 8 CI.UBS ORCANIZATIONS

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New to Lifeline this year, these energetic students fit right into the group. Randy Stacks goes over homework with his en- thusiastic Lifeline group. Lifeline leaders doing what they do best: having Program Offers Growth, Gives Life to Campus. LifeLine leaders played a signif- icant role in assisting the new Cal Baptist students with their transi- tion to our college community. During orientation week, each leader and their group participated in various events, which included the Mt. Rubidoux walk and Wor- ship, an Angels vs. Red Sox game and the New Student Retreat at Victory Ranch (more commonly know as fly paradise ). During the semester, the groups met for class and seminars. Outside the regular class schedule, groups could be seen playing sardines and Scruples. Other actives includ- ed pizza parties, rock climbing, and dinner with their advisors. The 1988 program has gone through several changes including adding the use of a book to the class. The book was added to give more structure and direction to the class said Anthony Lammons the director of Lifeline. Lifeline has proven to provide a rewarding ex- perience for both new students and the leaders. Debby Browing com- mented, My experience this se- mester passed all my expectations! I felt really blessed to have such a good group. They truly grew to- gether emotionally and spirtually. Robert Hendricks shared about his group, As a leader it was ex- citing to watch the new students come from different family back- grounds, cultures and locations. They all pulled together adjusting to tiieir new community family. Lifeline this year was a reward- ing experience for all. It was a time of learning to be on your own, de- veloping your own identity and making life long friends. LIFELINE 117

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FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES The Volleyball Team thinks the FCA is number one. FCA Group Offers Fellowship, Activities to Campus. The Fellowship of Christian Ath- letes is a world-wide organization that gives athletes a Christian group with which to fellowship. This was the first year Cal Baptist had the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and under the lead- ership of Chris Henson they were off to a good start. The Fellowship of Christian Ath- letes was sponsored by the Baptist Stu- dent Union. Some of their activities this year were weekly Bible studies, a mock- Olympics, a golf tournament and month- ly breakfasts with professional athletes. Chris Henson noted that the group started with two people and ranged any- where from two to fifteen people per meeting. The Fellowship of Christian Athletes was a welcomed organization to the campus. Becky Sawyers, Gary Nikodym, and Amy Johnson enjoy a Lancer Basketball ganxe.