Mars Hill College - Laurel Yearbook (Mars Hill, NC)

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Benefits of Chapel Exercises MUXG the mo,-at lienencial features of our school life are the Chapel exercises. lYe do not helieve this period of devotion is a mere custom, liut a duty. lYe lmelieve that a school such as ours, which stands for the highest ideals of Christianity, moral- ity, and virtue should place Christianity ahove everything. There- fore especial attention is given to this phase of duty at Mars Hill. The lienetits derived from this early devotional period are nu- merous. lYhile our minds are fresh and the cares of the day are not weighing upon us, there can lie no more appropriate time than at this early period of the day to rededicate our souls to God, and turn our thoughts towards Him. ln our chapel exercises we sing songs of praise and worship to the King of Glory. We have also a talk each morning and in the services the pupils are stimulated to higher ideals of Christian ser- vice hy the simple, persuasive, and powerful Gospel talks hy some memhers of the talented faculty. Education which is ohtained without God as a foundation will become as sounding lnrass or a tinkling cymhal. Christianity and education go hand in hand. Therefore to emphasize Christian edu- cation there must he a period set apart and this period should he at the lreginning of the daily routine of work, when , Iii spite of old sorrow and older sinning ,Ind troubles forctisfed and probable pz1i1i ,' ll'e llZ1I,l', Take Izetzrt with the day and begin again. lt is pleasing to note the gradual development in Christian character of those who imhilme the splendid thoughts which are thrown out in these morning exercises, ln after life, no matter what sphere they may enter, the inspiration gained from these exercises will not only endure hut will grow brighter with the passing years, and shine with a luster which time cannot dim. BIILLIE HAMRICK. IHI

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