Montreat Anderson College - Agape / Sundial Yearbook (Montreat, NC)

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Qutet Spots The creek restlessly glistened m the sunshine. Lively birds serenated the wind My frozen toes tingled in the icy water. Nature and beauty, is there a difference? As I sit on this solid rock, I can observe Gads wonderful creation all around me. Nature, to me. is Gods way of reminding me that He's here with me and will never leave my side. Though the winds may be chilling or the rain falling harshly. God is in control and in him we should trust. The creek shall always roar out his praises and the birds will never stop singing his song. I will forever remember this spot and never stop praising His name. social Scant s; Everyone needs some little quiet time to themselves immy fnds he sitting on the steps of McGregor Look everybody11 bet no one ever knew thot there were fish « Lake Suson Todd and Jim fmd relaxation m participating in their favorite hobby Ann takes a «tie break while she wolks her dog Or shall we say the dogs wdks her 16 QUIET SPOTS

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bomecqmng 15: Homecocmg s also a time for fomiy reunions m the cose o f the lakins 0 yva. James. Cord and Jeremy promrode Kristine Buck waiter and her escort Stacy Klay. strut down the isle dunng the announcement of the court

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i QUIET SPOTS 17 Jeanne Marshall finds that the playground is an appropriate pkx:e to get away from the pressures of school Peggy and Dovd are not nto quiet spots, but seem to find enough things to omuse themselves ‘As opposed to other college settings. Mon- treat provides the secluded, quite setting just wonderful for a college It's perfect! Monique Dugas “The still, strong stence of these mountains is condusive to worship.” Chris Brooddrick “My quite spot is the upstairs porch by the lake. This is a good ploce to take a nap. read, or just odmire God's cre- ation. Pam Taylor “I go to the lake quite often. It's a perfect place to find God and find the inner you. Montreat-Anderson offers many places just to dare to be yourself, by yourself. Bart Hughes