CLC Xperience Week

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  Christianity in Communication and Media

  Quinten J. Schultze, who has written a number of books on church and media, once observed a church that had recently installed a projector for their service. The screen was placed awkwardly in front of a traditional wooden cross, directly behind the pulpit. Then he noticed a choir microphone cord was dangling so that its shadow could be seen against the screen. When asked about the arrangement, one of the parishioners simply shrugged, "We're used to it."

  
   

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  Life After Graduation

  Sarah Lingbloom graduated from Christian Life College in 2009. Her major was Bible & Theology. Now almost one year later, Sarah reflects on her progress.

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  Why Christian Life College?

  As a student at Christian Life College, I am often asked the question, “Why Christian Life College?” I usually answer by pointing to the role that the college plays in my life. Many Christians refer to their past as “life before Christ.” In a similar fashion, students often refer to “life before C.L.C.” Essentially, the Christian Life College experience is so dynamic and formative that it divides lives in two. To isolate and stress one specific ingredient in the transformation that takes place here would be unjust to other factors. However, some facets are so important that neglecting them would be just as unfair.