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Researching. Interviewing.
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ACADEMIC LIFE required time, effort, and testing Challenge . . . extensive research . . . multiplied collateral reading . . . deep concentration . . . involvement. These became the meaning of the academic life of CBC. The student soon found that the college en- vironment provided a healthy climate for intellectual and spiritual growth. The hidden truths of the Bible became clearer and more meaningful as the well trained and Spirit - led instructors brought each student to a fuller understanding of God ' s Word. A variety of teaching methods — lecture, audio-visual aids, discussion, demonstrations, and research papers — helped to stimulate added interest in the regular classroom scene. The learning process, however, was not restricted to the classroom, library, or study center. Various assignments took the student into areas removed from the college. Denominational pastors and leaders were interviewed to expose the student to new and differing methods of leadership and administration. Othei ' assignments brought the student into direct contact with the problems and needs of the Christless ones. The field-related curriculum approach took the student from the class- room setting out where the sinners are. Of a truth, each young person at CBC found himself involved in an active ministry while pursuing his formal study. Tjrping notes. Taking private lessons. Studying.
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A timely and very profitable course, Outreach Ministries, was added to CBC ' s curriculum. Under the guidance of Brother Wayne Nigh, the students were helped to develop their evangelistic out- reach ministries. Each student became an active participant. Visitation, rest home services, and skidrow mission services were three main areas of serv- ice in addition to ministries in the local churches. The entire student body was divided into three groups which were headed by members of the ministerial student association. Each month the groups rotated responsibilities and a new leader was appointed. Much leadership training and Christian service experience were gained through this rotating pro- gram. Students leaving for an evangelistic trip in Washington OUTREACH MINISTRIES Outreach Ministries in session under the direction of Rev. Wayne Nigh
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