The 1995-1996 Cedarville College Annual Report

fter a wonderful year in 1996, Cedarville College is well, positioned to continue its mission-to provide an education consistent with biblical truth. Few years have played a more significant role in securing our future as a truly balanced Christian college. We remain committed to quality academics, daily chapel services, and Christian ministries as we prepare to enter the twenty,first century. The Ministry Center, which was dedicated on October 19, 1996, embodies the very essence of this balanced mission. More than any other building on campus, it represents our priorities in the past and our focus for the future. The 3,400,seat Jeremiah Chapel underscores chapel as the heartbeat of our institution. We will continue to bring some of the greatest Bible teachers in America to our platform. The Bolthouse Center for Music reflects the commitment to quality academic programs that our friends have come to expect from Cedarville College. Excellent faculty, modern classrooms, spacious rehearsal areas, and state,orthe,art technology all contribute to this reputation. The Reese Center for Christian Ministries demonstrates our continued priority to fulfill our Lord's Great Commission. The imperative is clear. The need is urgent. We must do the ministry of evangelism now. The Lord has graciously provided for Cedarville College throughout 1996, and by His grace we look forward to many years of continued blessing. As we seek to fulfill our