Texas Christian University - Horned Frog Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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Zzculfgf and fldmiuisfraf 2114 1111 l A 1 3 5 Q ' aculty members and ,K A Administrative offi- cials at TCU accept , v 3 as their major re- W sponsibilitythe g.: preparation of young M people for creative living in a democ- 7 racy. Q4 O6 Dr. M. ll. Sadler, president of the Uni- versity, says: lt is not enough simply to train young minds. It is also vital to cultivate physical health and imperative to assist spiritual growth in every posa sible way. Because the University nas accepted such a great responsibility, its faculty and Administration are composed predominately of men and women who have a strong religious faith at the base of their lives. Although the University's seminary is a major source of ministers for the Disciples of Christ or Christian Church, faculty members are not re- quired to be members of that denomination. Many denominations of the Church are represented among the more than 500 faculty members. Among the Forth Wortli churches in which faculty members and administrators are active is the University Christian Church, left, Other churches near TCU are the University Baptist Church, Trinity Episcopal Church, Matthews Me- morial Methodist Church, St. Stephen Presbyterian Church and West Berry Church of Christ. lt is not uncommon for TCU's leading educators to also be leading churchmen. Pae Il g George Parke!! Photo