Timberlake Christian High School - Tekoa Yearbook (Forest, VA)

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LOCAL CHURCH- ORIENTED SCHOOL Executive Committee - L to R, John Stevens, Tom Showalter, Dr. Paul Hatmacher, Dave Globig, Chairman Richard Jett, Fred McWane, Dr. Robert Sanders, Lewis Garbee, George Sumter Jr. MX 'wi ,Q 2 J Campus I Timberlake Rd. Campus II 300 Horizon Dr. AN EDUCATION THAT IS THOROUGHLY CHRIS- TIAN IS . . . Centered on the person of the Lord Jesus Christ, The Revealer of Truth. There are great Biblical Principles that must be integrated into the subjects ot the curriculum before there can be an educa- tion that is Christian. An Education that applies the Principles of our American Heri- tage. Our nation was not only founded by men of Christian Princi- ples, but the form of government and the documents revealed Christian Principles. These Christian foundations must be restored if the rapidly deteriorating foundations of our nation are to be rebuilt. An Education that inspires students to Attain Academic Excel- lence. A healthy competition, a recognition through awards, and the challenge for each student to attain his academic potential, combine to inspire students to superior academic achievement. An Education that offers a Well-Rounded Program in Athletics and other School Activities! An Education that Trains Students to Exercise Christian Self- Discipline! Students who learn to govern themselves by the Princi- ples of the Bible do not need to be governed by others. -11523-f M Dr. Robert Sanders, Superintendent TIMBERLAKE CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS

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TIIVIBERLAKE BAPTIST CHURCH Dr, Paul Hatmacher, Pastor Il k ' HI Xp? Rev. Kenny Dickerson, Asst. Pastor, and Chaplin of T.C.S. CHRISTIAN SCHOOL 4 Board of Deacons Front Row L to R, Jesse Tinsley, Robert Allen, George Sumter, Jr., Chairman John Stevens, Bill Pack. Second Row L to R, Frank Crist, Jim Noffsinger, Dr. Paul Hatmacher, Walter Clark, Charles Toler, Richard Jett, Absent-Ray Dobyns. WHAT IS CHRISTIAN EDUCATION AT T.C.S. First, what is Christian education? It is the educat- ing of the whole man - physical, mental, and spiritual. As we discover and apply the inter-relationships be- tween these areas from a Biblical point of view, we have a Christian education. We feel that when we apply these Biblical Principles that are embodied in Christian education we are following God's direction for developing the total person. Second, at T.C.S., a Christian education is distinc- tive because, in addition to what we have just men- tioned above, we are learning the principles upon which a Christian nation and society functions. America is-different because of her heritage and foundation upon these principles. As we learn and apply them in our daily living, we begin to see the part that we are to play in God's plan for us as individual Christian Americans. - ORIENTED MINISTRY

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