TABLE OF CONTENTS OPENING 2 DEDICATION FALL 6 4 FACULTY&STAFF 32 64 ACTIVITIES 84 SOPHOMORES WINTER 116 MINISTRIES JUNIORS SPRING 156 146 SENIORS 184 54 136 MIRACLE STAFF INDEX 218
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DEDICATION Dr. Clint Kohl was born on May 26th, 1966 in Jos, Nigeria Africa where his parents were lay missionaries. Kohl grew up in South Dakota with his four older siblings and his parents, Bob and Elaine Kohl. In 1988, he married his wife Susan. In that same year, Dr. Kohl received his Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering at South Dakota State University. He went on to achieve his Master's in Electrical Engineering in 1990 and his Ph.D. in Computer Engineering in 1992. Professor Kohl is the father of four children. He enjoys hiking with his family and exploring God's creation in national parks all across America. A few of his favorite activities include scuba diving with his wife, boating and waterskiing with family and friends, and coaching his sons' soccer teams. Dr. Kohl is very committed to serving at Shawnee Hills Baptist Church, where he not only coleads adult Sunday school classes, but also serves as a deacon. Students appreciate the time he invests in their lives and the challenges he provides in class. Dr. Kohl has a unique ability to take the complex ideas associated with computer engineering and make it understandable. He not only is able to apply the class material to everyday life, but his spiritual emphasis is also inspiring." —Malia Amling Senior Engineering Student 1. The whole Kohl family enjoys a beautiful trek through the mountains at Estes Park. 2. Clint Kohl and his wife Susan love hiking and experiencing nature together at Sequoia National Park. 3.The couple that scuba dives together stays together. 4.Clint Kohl values the time spent with his wife, children, and new daughter-in-law. 5. Mr. and Mrs. Clint Kohl on their wedding day more than 25 years ago.
Dr. Kohl explains how students can integrate their faith into their studies in his Digital Logic Design class.
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Hebrews 10:24-25'And let us consider how to stir up one another to love and good works, not neglecting to meet together, as is the habit ofsome, but encouraging one another...
Getting Started feels a lot like summer camp,only more awkward if that is even possible. But unlike summer camp,you are helping new students fit into the place that will be their home for the next four years, and more likely they will do the same for others in years to come." —Joel Wasserstein, Sophomore Getting Started Leader GETTING STARTED As the summer came to a close, the Getting Started Crew eagerly awaited the arrival of the new students. RAswerescrambling tofinish up any last minutetouches in their units, hoping they didn't forget anything. Junior RA Nate Hills simply smiled when asked if he was ready for the new year. For many upperclassmen, it was just a normal day, but to incoming students, it was the start of something brand new. As the weekend continued, new students and transfer students met with their small groups. Getting Started leaders not only described life at Cedarville to the new students,jokingly warning them not to use trays in Chuck's, but they also explained the seriousness of setting aside time with God every day. While the new students were settling in, returning students began to arrive as well. They were able to join in the activities of the weekend, such as the SGA worship night and New Student Welcome Party. Overall, students enjoyed time to reconnect with friends, learn more about themselves, and grow in Christ. 1. Roommates Molly Heiden and Tori Switzer move into Willets with their parents' help. 2. Ellen Moore gathers with students on Cedar Lake Drive for the SGA worship night. 3. Getting Started Crew volunteer, Michael Shoemaker, helps students carry their belongings into Lawlor. 4.Alyssa Mathis, Kyle Reilly, and Joel Wasserstein welcome new students to campus. 5. Willets RAs Britt Dewitt, Anna Reisenweaver and Kate Stover wait for their girls to arrive. 6.Evan Stark and Jack Lightbody bust a move at the New Student Welcome Party.
(1114)d VI211: 0C oV!. Lawlor RA Jake Miller and Lawlor RD Robert Reid Show their excitement as new students arrive -
Our problem is not with our lack of ability, but rather our lack of love for who God is." —Rob Turner Pastor at Apex Community Church o 7#.• FALL BIBLE CONFERENCE At the beginning of every year, even before classes begin, students gather together in the chapel for the Fall Bible Conference.This year,students had the privilege of hearing Pastor Rob Turner, a leader of Apex Community Church in both Xenia and Kettering. Students laughed along with Rob Turner as he told funny stories about his life. His energy and passion for God were evident,and freshmen and seniors alike were able to relate to his messages. Turner reminded students that they should never become numb to the expansion of God's fame because God is worthy to be praised in any circumstance. Patrick Anderson and the other musicians led the students in worship for this year's conference. Thousands of students lifted their voices and filled the chapel with sounds of praise. New students were awed by the chance to worship with so many other believers,and returning students were glad to be back with fellow brothers and sisters in Christ. For many,the opportunity to worship in song and in prayer encouraged a healing of heart and a renewal of mind. ,fAr ....01. Rob Turner challenges students to act on what they hear. 2. Patrick Anderson, assistant professor of music, begins the conference with worship. 3. Isaac Murrell introduces the song "10,000 Reasons" to the student body. 4. Dr. Brown introduces "The Christ-centered Life" as this year's chapel theme. 5. A group of students respond to Rob's message by lifting each other up in prayer.
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HOMECOMING Homecoming weekend is always a great time for both students and alumni. On Friday afternoon, engineering students climbed into their hand-crafted cardboard canoes and raced across the lake. Students and visitors gathered around to watch the race and cheer on their friends. Some even hoped that the canoes would capsize so they could watch the engineering students sink into the murky waters of Cedar Lake. The engineering students hoped otherwise. As freshman Brendan McGillick patiently waited for his group to go, he said, "It better float." Unfortunately for his team, not all boats reach shore.On Saturday morning,Homecoming continued as students, children, and alumni lined the streets of Cedarville, eager to watch the parade and take part in the annual celebration, which continued with CU by the Lake. Many orgs set up tables around the lake and sold products for their fundraisers. Other homecoming activities continued throughout the night where over 600 alumni reconnected with their beloved campus. 1. I was really excited to see the pirate ship win the canoe race because that was my roommate's boat! I thought it was fun watching the guys sink because I kayak, so I knew what they were doing wrong." —Alex MacPhail-Fausey Sophomore Student Two waterlogged freshmen run up the hill in front of the ENS to the finish line of the cardboard canoe race. 2.As alumni return for Homecoming weekend, their children come too, gathering around Cedar Lake to watch the races. 3. Engineering professor Clint Kohl fires the gun,and the canoes take off. 4. Despite the fierce appearance of their canoe,these students will not win the prized Ti-89 calculator. Stu pa the 5. Hundreds of onlookers line the edges of the lake for the 19th Annual Canoe Race.
Students Jameson ale (l 11!eft and Tyler Dicks(right) Paddle cautiously in the hopes that they can secure the prize, a decent grade,and a dry finish line
I always look forward to homecoming because there are so many events for both current students and alumni. I do not believe there is another event at Cedarville that facilitates interaction between alumni and students as well as homecoming." —Megan Coffman Senior Student 1. Joanna Wheatley takes part in the Homecoming festivities with her sister and family. 2. Anticipating his retirement this year, Mr. Chuck McKinney waves to the crowd. 3.The ever-popular yellow jacket struts his stuff through the parade. 4.Tara Venturini and Amber Gardner toss candy and smile to parade-goers. I 's 5.The parade takes a different route this year down University Boulevard. re? 6. Dr. Bill Brown hands out balloons to parade L. - i goers as he walks down Main Street.
Looking like royalty, Homecoming Court nominees Corbin Edmonds and Mckenzie Shenk roll through the town in a Corvette
"Tengo famiglia," was a phrase often heard in Cedarville's Fall theatre production of Over the River and Through the Woods. The play was written by Joe DiPietro, who was born and raised in New Jersey. The play was first produced in April 1994 and has since been presented in several theaters across America. Dipietro's comedy is not only witty and entertaining, but it also teaches the audience about Italian culture and the importance of family. The audience enjoyed watching the interaction between the main character, Nick Cristano,and his grandparents. Although the audience may not have known about Italian culture beforehand, they could still relate to the difficultiesthefamily experienced. Students identified with Nick Cristano's desire to begin a new life on his own,even if that meant leaving hisfamily. Likewise, grandparents and parents related to Nick's grandparents and how difficult it is to say goodbye to family members. This play tells the story of one family, but it also reminds us of our own relatives and family stories, and that's what I think makes this play, and the experience,so special." —Heather Barker Senior Theatre Major 1. Nick Cristano, played by Levi Curby, explains his new job opportunity to his fellow cast member. 2. Kristin Troyer, as Aida Gianelli, describes an Italian dish she is making for the family. 3. Heather Barker as Emma Cristano tells a heartwarming story about her grandson. 4. Levi Curby explains to the audience his reasoning for wanting to leave his grandparents. 5.Caitlin O'Haire, played by Chandler Hull, shows her affection for Nick Cristano.
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God has really shown me what true fellowship with other believers looks like this semester. Were in this community to be accountable and to love our brothers and sisters in Christ." —Jordan Luce Sophomore Student FALL EVENTS The end of summer isn't usually something the average person looks forward to. For Cedarville students, that is entirely untrue. The end of summer means the beginning of fall semester and the chance to reconnect with friends. This fall, students enjoyed numerous events hosted by SCAB,attending ALT nights to watch movies like The Hunger Gamesand The Amazing Spiderman. Likewise, the New Student Talent Show gave students a chance to get to know each other and show off their skills. Although the fall semester offered many activities for students to participate in, it also gave them a chance to serve within the community. The Involvement Fair helped students find a way to get connected in ministries and orgs on campus. Many students also helped out with the annual Junior Jam event, giving up their time to hang out with young kids and showing them what Christianity is really about. 1. Eric Shomo talks with his small group at Junior Jam. 2. Becca Mattison shows her love for Doctor Who by dressing up as a weeping angel for costume night in Chuck's. 3.Students attend the annual Involvement Fair outside of the SSC. 4.Chris Batts, Cassie Thacker, Cassie Hopkins, and Brendan McGillick sit by the lake, enjoying the warm September weather. 5.John Filcik receives the baton from his teammate Abel Sutherland at the Active Water Rave Run.
Mitch Adams and the rest of the Hill football players show their dorm spirit at the Lawlor-Hill flag football game by shaving designs on their heads Jr for Fair - ke,
Fall at Cedarville was awesome. I had a blast chilling with my friends by the lake and taking in the colors of the leaves. Coming from Florida, it was a lot differentthan what I was used to, but it wasa great way to kick off myfreshman year." —Christopher Batts Freshman Student 1. Students join in praise as Phil Wickham leads worship at the fall concert. 2. Brittany Jones performs spoken word at the New Student Talent Show. 3. Alex Jones does the worm at The Social. 4. Ethan Dewhurst shows off his talent with Chinese yo-yos at the talent show. 5.Students attend an instructor-led evening of salsa dancing for Hispanic Heritage Month. 6. Olivia Somerville performs with OneVoice at the Parent's Weekend concert.
FALL EVENTS Phil Wickham performs the song "Divine Romance", reminding students that they can only be truly satisfied when they are in Christ. 741 21 1 ...•••••• fa.* '• 41
It's been great breaking new ground with this team. I couldn't imagine a better group of guys to play with. Ultimately, we do our best to represent God with our play,our intensity, and our testimony." —Stephen Morris Junior Team Member WINS:17 LOSSES:4
1. Daniel Rigby faces off against an opponent at the Homecoming game. 2. Forward Christian Alexander prepares to take on a player from Shepherd University. 3. Midfielder Jared Newman looks for an oPportunity to score in a 5-0 victory against Georgetown College. 4. Midfielder Dillon King holds off a defender as he switches the field at Yellow Jacket Soccer Complex. 5. Defender Ethan Shula uses his speed to carry the ball up the field. MEN'S SOCCER (Front row)Timmy Waller, Ryan Thurman,Zachary Harris, Jeremy Hoppe,Daniel Rigby.(Second row)Todd McKinley, Myles Greely, Connor Gilmour,Stephen Morris, Eric Hoober,Zack Gatlin,Joshua Hanif,Jon Earl. (Third row)Student Athletic Trainer Marissa Yorgey, Assistant Athletic Trainer Leyna Hebert, Assistant Coach Kevin Roper,Justin Santoro, Adam Marte, Ethan Dewhurst, Curtis Ranck,Christian Alexander, Assistant Coach Grant Knight, Assistant Coach Brett Faro, Head Coach Todd Beall.(Back row)Joe Davison,Jared Newman, Ethan Lee,Stephen Schindler, Eric Newman,Steve Ellis, Grant Kovac, Dillon King, Connor Scott. (Not pictured: Mitch Goodling and Ethan Shula)
I loved our team atmosphere this season. Every time we set foot on that field, we weren't just a team, we were one big family." —Christine FauIds Sophomore Team Member WINS:7 LOSSES:10
1. Deanne Bradshaw battles for possession as she brings the ball down the field. 2. Looking to score, the Cedarville girls come out strong against Urbana University. 3. Arianna Pepper throws the ball back into Play to her fellow Yellow Jacket teammates. 4. Bringing the ball down the field, Morgan Ziegler attempts to cross the ball into the box. 5. Morgan Ziegler hustles to the ball with her 0Pponent right on her heels. 6. Katie Wormald fights hard for possession in this tied game. gro' pe*NIMMAZirda", mismigromm. sr-Nk 0,41 WOMEN'S SOCCER (Front row)Deanne Bradshaw,Jacoby Ziegler, Morgan Ziegler, Elise Hurley,Sarah Storkel, Kaitlyn Stiles. (Second row)Chloe West, Arianna Pepper, Kylie Faxon, Hannah Lyons, Elizabeth Cox.(Third row)Student Athletic Trainer Caitlynn Hellwig,Sara Rogers, Katie Wormald, Melissa Ruhlman, Ashlee Wilson, Carissa Van Dyck, Kristie Wolff, Assistant Athletic Trainer Amanda Meade.(Back row)Assistant Coach Brianne Barnes, Assistant Coach Kevin Roper, Emily Niedermayer, Alysia Bennett, Christine Faulds, Carly Gregory, Head Coach John McGillivray, Reserve Coach Sara Savard.
• 014 I could name a million things that I love about my teammates, but one of my favorite things about them is their evident love for Jesus and for each other. Everything else just branches off of that." —Lauren Williams Junior Team Member CEDARVILLE UNIVERSITY CEDARVILLE UNIVERSITY VOLLEYBALL CECIARVII*1 Loor -r • L_ • WINS:32 LOSSES:6
CEDARVILLE UNIVERSITY VOLLEYBALL rnc,Iten CEDAT1 /ILLE UNIVERS!FY VOLLFYBALL CEDARVILLE UNIVERSITY VOLLEYBALL crv_.Iten 1. The Cedarville women's volleyball team comes out strong against Ursuline College. 2. Sophomore player Amanda Bell crouches low for a dig. 3. Amanda Bell sends the ball soaring right over her opponent's fingertips. 4. Tori Thompson hits past the block of Mt. Vernon on White Out Night. 5. Maddie Anderson,a Sophomore at Cedarville, sets up her teammate for a kill. WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL (Front row) Lori lnkrott, Lauren Williams, Erica Bartholomew, Heather Kirkpatrick, Kara Yutzy, Maddie Anderson, Sarah Simpson.(Middle row)Student Assistant Ali Bigler, Student Assistant Mayra Chavez,Junior Varsity Coach Garrett Maddox, Head Coach Doug Walters, Assistant Coach Lori Driskill, Assistant Athletic Trainer Kurt Beachy, Student Athletic Trainer Mary Bernecker.(Back row)Stephanie Rogers, Alyssa Barkley, Tori Thompson, Hannah Wagner, Kelsey Christiansen, Amanda Bell.
The team has really come together and pushed each other to make our top seven faster.The communityand camaraderie are amazing, and it is so great to work hard for a big goal with twenty of your best friends. The team qualified for nationals in Missouri this year, being the first ever Cedarville team to make it to nationals in the NCAA." —Josiah Bragg Senior Team Member
'.Amongst the pack of faces jostling for a Position, Matt Brooker represents the Cedarville team. 2. Neil Klinger takes a lead and paces himself for the long distance between himself and the finish line. 3.Ben Tuttle kicks into a new gear as he tries not to let other runners overtake him. 4. Looking strong, Ryan Gustafson strides through the open field in the hopes of placing well for the Cedarville team. 5. With a determined face, Neil Klinger toughs It out through the long cross country haul. MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY (First row)Greg Johnson, Clay Watson,Jon Van Dyke, Joel Dennison, Frederick Waters.(Second row)Dylan McKevitt, Ben Tuttle, Matt Cheney, Erik Johnson, Philip Dannelly,Jacob Walter, Nathan Kilgore.(Third row)Team Chaplain Bud May,James Niemiec, Ryan Gustafson, Neil Klinger, Scott Gardner, Forrest Thayer, Head Coach Paul Orchard.(Back row)Nathaniel Burrell, Jacob Dubie,Joe Niemiec, Matt Brooker, Josiah Bragg,Sergei Brubaker.
The 2012 cross country season was characterized by discipline and motivation to rise to the new level of competition as an NCAA Division II member." —Carolyn Case Senior Team Member
1.The team gathers together to pray before the meet begins. 2. Neola Putnam paces herself as she runs in the cool of the morning. 3. Carolyn Case attempts to pass an opponent during the last leg of the race. 4. Alexandra Archambault pulls ahead at the start of the race, motivating her teammates to join her. 5.As the finish line quickly approaches, Tabitha DeHart quickens her steps. 6. Meghan Terrell steps it up at the end of the race against tough opponents. WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY (Front row)Carolyn Case,Tabby Moore, Ali Logan, Rachel McKinley.(Second row)Alexandra Archambault, Abby Wong, Neola Putnam, Kathryn Sill, Louise Van Matre, Hannah Lamos,Jasmin Banachowski.(Third row) Gina Mattes, Grace Campbell,Joanna Wheatley, Elisa Cherry, Krista Johnson, Margo Watson, Head Coach Jeff Bolender.(Back row)Melanie Redfield, Kristen Laaman,Lauren Callahan,Tabitha DeHart, Meghan Terrell.
.. ;Alain ttiOluilll II I di&All § „MO .t FACULTY&STAFF Matthew 5:14,16 "You are the light of the world. A city set on a hill cannot be hidden . . . let your light shine before Others, so that they may see your good works and give glory to your Father who is in heaven."
66 It's rare to meet someone with so much wisdom who also cares so deeply for people with so much humility, but Dr. Brown does both. He is a true example of a servant leader and has set a very high example to me of what it means to lead well. —Amber Strickland Senior Student Dr. Brown has been a huge inspiration to me over my years at Cedarville. His gentle personality, genuine smile, sense of humor, and love for students sets Dr. Brown apart as being very approachable to students." —Zachary Franklin Senior Student When I think about Dr. Brown, I remember that he demonstrated a caring compassion for everyone. Dr. Brown is a man not easily forgotten, and his impact at Cedarville and in the lives of thousands of students will be felt for many years to come." —Zack Weston Senior Student FAREWELL,DR.BROWN When Cedarville students hear the name Dr. Brown, they can't help butsmile.Throughoutthe pastten years, Dr. Brown has been an essential part of the university. Not only has he inspired students with his integrity and commitment to the Lord, but he has freely given his time to help anyone in need. Dr. Brown's yearly chapel themes have encouraged and challenged students to form a biblical worldview. Dr. Brown has also helped establish new programs and facilities at Cedarville, including the newly built Health Sciences Center and Center for Biblical and Theological Studies. Dr. Brown has served as president since 2003. Although this was his last year as president, he and his wife will continue to serve at the university,and Dr. Brown plans to stay on as Chancellor for at least another year. Dr. Brown and his wife, Lynne, have been an encouragement to everyone at Cedarville University. He will be dearly missed by everyone. 66 66 One thing I really admire about Dr. Brown is that he knew our names! He interacts with so many people everyday, but he was still able to make every interaction I had with him personal. He made me feel like he was willing to drop everything he had to do just to listen to whatever! had to say." —Dylan Cimo Junior Student When you are talking with Dr. Brown, it is as if you are the only person in the world at that particular moment. He gives you his full attention, listens to what you have to say, and remembers you after the fact. Thisshows more than anything his care and love for the students on this campus." —Justin Nichols Senior Student 1. Dr. Brown and his wife, Lynne, greet the students in chapel for the first time, when chapel was still in Apple. 2. Dr. Brown and Lynne pose with former president, Dr. Dixon, and his wife, Pat, at the presidential inauguration. 3.Students Stuart Li and Carole Raubach dine with Dr. Brown at one of the many sophomore breakfasts. 4. Dr. Brown and Lynne continue a tradition of handing out balloons at the homecoming parade.
Dr. ! He ,eryvery He drop n to ;imo dent , n, it the He to .)ers han Stuols ent n t dine D- - - Dr. Brown and his wife, children, and grandsons Jack and Liam pose for a family picture outside their home in Cedarville. Welcome to the Miracle 2012-2013. This has been a memorable year for all of us. First, we spent the better Part of the year celebrating the 125th birthday of Cedarville University. The wonderful legacy of those who sacrificed to bring Cedarville to life and then keep her alive is both encouraging and motivating. anticipate Cedarville will be just as effectively serving the Lord 125 years into the future if He tarries. The year 20102-.013 also marked Cedarville's first official year as an NCAA Division II university. It was exciting to see how well our teams competed at this higher level. We back the Jackets all the way! Finally, for me personally this marks my tenth and last year as President of Cedarville University. In one sense, it is with great sadness th at I step down. In another sense, I am humbled by all that God has done here over the last decade. We are truly blessed! Lynne and I wish you all the best as you continue to walk with the Lord. Please know that you will al ways be a part of the Cedarville University family, so don't hesitate to let us know if there is anything we can °for you. God bless you always and have an awesome life in Christ!
ADMINISTRATIVE COUNCIL (Front Row)Janice Supplee, Vice President for Enrollment Managementand Marketing; William Brown,President John Gredy, Provost.(Back Row)Robert Rohm, Vice ... Presidentfor Christian Ministries; Carl Ruby, Woe PresidentofStudentLife; Thomas Cornman,Academic Vice President; William Bigham, Vice Presidentfor Advancement
Marc Sweeny Dean ofthe SchoolofPharmacy TRUSTEES ((Front Row) Mary Howard,Randy Patten, Joe Godwin, Bill Rudd, Roy Guenin, Fran Bresson, Bill Bolthouse, Ron Becker, David Graham,William Brown s econd Row) Michael Loftis, Debby Stephens, Deforia Lane, Randy Wilcox, Bill Williams, John Blodgett, Dave Warren, Jeff Willetts, Dominic McKinley, Chip Bernhard Jr., Christopher Williamson.(Back Row)Gene Apple, Al Stevens, Lorne Scharnberg, David Ledwick, Gil Brueckner, David Gower,Jim DeVries, Rob Wynalda,John Hays Steven Winteregg Associate Academic Vice President Colio, )f Arts and Sciences Andrew Runyan Associate Academic Vice President College ofExtended Learning Pamela Johnson Associate Academic Vice Presidel it College ofHealth Professions Mark McClain Associate Academic Vice President College,' ,`os'sfoo
FACULTY ART,DESIGN,AND THEATRE Rebecca Baker Associate Professor Terry Chamberlain Chair of Art, Design,and Theatre BIBLICAL AND MINISTRY STUDIES Joy Fagan Associate Professor Chris Miller Chair of Biblical and Ministry Studies COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE! NOT PICTURED Dan Brown Bob Clements Timothy Frame Aaron Gosser Aaron Huffman Joe Kucharski James MeHick Diane Merchant Matt Moore Daniel Sternsher Joel Williams Professor NOT PICTURED Jeff Cook Gregory Couser Scott Dixon Dan Ebert, IV Daniel Estes Shawn Graves Don Grigorenko TC Ham Tom Hutchison Aaron James Adam Johnson Bob Milliman David Mills Mike Parrott Ryan Peterson Carl Smith
E FACULTY COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES 39 ENGLISH, LITERATURE,AND MODERN LANGUAGES Kevin Heath Chair of English, Literature, and Modern Languages Gregory Belliveau Assistant Professor Annis Shaver Associate Professor HISTORY AND GOVERNMENT Louise Grandouiller Assistant Professor Chimi Woo Assistant Professor NOT PICTURED Scott Calhoun Daniel Clark Donald Deardorff Melissa Faulkner Ryan Futrell Heather Hill Julie Moore Nellie Sullivan Erin Weber Peggy Wilfong Cynthia Messer Associate Professor Michelle Wood Andrew Wiseman ., • i j -..,„,- ;1/, / ,' i il lit ) , Marc Clauson Professor Glen Duerr Assistant Professor Frank Jenista Professor Patrick Oliver Assistant Professor , NOT PICTURED Jewerl Maxwell Murray Murdoch David Rich Mark Smith Robert Vaughn Thomas Mach Chair of History and Government Jeffrey Simon Instructor Kevin Sims Professor Richard Tison Assistant Professor
FACULTY COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS Dennis Flentge Chair of Science and Math Melody Arab L-,1ur,1 Melissa Hartman Assistant Professor Jennifer Hutchison Assistant Professor Robert Schumacher Associate Professor Donald Baumann Senior Professor Larry Helmick Senior Professor William Jones Associate Professor Andrew Wagers Assistant Professor Edwin Braithwaite Professor Geoff Holloway Associate Professor Lin Pan Assistant Professor NOT PICTURED Damn Frey Mark Gathany Sarah Gilchrist Nathan Hnatiuk Matthew Ingle Heather Kuruvilla Dali Luo Douglas Miller Kaleb Marie Pauley Thomas Rice Steven Golime Professor Robert Paris Assistant Professor Kevin Roper Lisa Schaffner Dennis Sullivan John Whitmore Cynthia Wingert Otis Wright, Ill
FACULTY MUSIC AND WORSHIP Austin Jaquith Assistant Professor COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Sandra Yang Assistant Professor NOT PICTURED Connie Anderson Lyle Anderson Patrick Anderson Charles Clevenger Bruce Curlette Michael DiCuirci John Mortensen Roger O'Neel Charles Pagnard Mark Spencer
FACULTY KINESIOLOGY AND ALLIED HEALTH Teresa Clark Associate Professor Ev Chair of Kinesiology and Allied Health John McGillivray Associate Professor NURSING Elizabeth Delaney Assistant Professor Len Huckab Assistant Profes Hannah stedgInstructor Mike Weller COLLEGE OF HEALTH PROFESSIONS April Crommett Associate Professor NOT PICTURED Lois Baker Carolyn Barnett David Butgereit Linda Cave Sharon Christman Kristi Coe Cliff Fawcett, III Connie Ford Kim Higginbotham Chu-Yu Huang Kathy Freese Professor Elizabeth Sled qpiAssistant Professor NOT PICTURED Chris Cross Randy Johnson Carrie Keib Mark Klimek Suzanne Lefever Yvonne Lusk Angie Mickle Janet Neal Rachel Perrin Marsha Swinehart Amy Voris Janet Conway Dean of the School of Nursing
N; FACULTY PSYCHOLOGY SOCIAL WORK COLLEGE OF HEALTH PROFESSIONS 43 Mike Firmin Professor NOT PICTURED Amanda Burger Chuck Dolph Chi-en Hwang Lisa Clifton Assistant Professor Luke Tse Associate Professor NOT PICTURED Christine Fulmer Julie Furj-Kuhn Di Wu Assistant Professor Ruth Lowrie Assistant Professor George Huff Professor
FACULTY COLLEGE OF PROFESSIOW SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Loren Reno Dean of the School of Business Administration Harry Anderson Assistant Professor Charles Hartman Associate Professor William Ragle Associate Professor Susan Terkelsen Assistant Professor Jon Austin Associate Professor Jeffrey Haymond Associate Professor Galen Smith Professor NOT PICTURED Jeff Guernsey Anne Rich Dave Rotman Bert Wheeler Alex Camacho Associate Professor John LeBlanc Associate Professor Sarah Smith Associate Professor Miles McGee Instructor Daniel Sterkenbtlr Associate Profess-
Gerald Brown David Gallagher Seth Hamman Harwood Hegna Associate Professor Professor Assistant Professor Professor Sam SanGregory Chair of Engineering and Computer Science Jay Kinsinger Zhaohui Qin Keith Shomper Jeffrey Shortt Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Professor NOT PICTURED Bob Chasnov Timothy Dewhurst Vicky Fang Clint Kohl Tim Norman Tim Tuinstra Tim Yao Thomas Thompson Lawrence Zavodney ofes-,(,r Senior Piofesser
FACULTY EDUCATION Steve Gruber Chair of Education Chuck Elliott Chair of Media and Applied Communications Merlin Ager Professor Lynn Roper Assistant Professor Wesley Baker Distinguished Professor Margaret Grigorenko Associate Professor NOT PICTURED Eddie Baumann Terry Corners Lon Ferguson Tim Heaton John Hess Ruth Hess Mike Kane Brenda MacKay Tom Sweigard Nicholas Carrington Instructor Dave Leitch Assistant Professor NOT PICTURED Mark Bentley Jeff Gilbert Derrick Green Deb Haffey Sandi Harner Heather Heritage Jim Kragel Jim Leightenheimer Mike Lopez Dave Bastress Kyle Mack Instructor JamesPhipps Senior Professor Jeffrey Simon Instructor ING1”,11. /NM 1.1-1 /KJ
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STAFF Lind Strate 1 p Bonn' cIstalan mg. , ,, 411 , . — .. -z, eY McCarty gic Planning Michael McCoy Information Technology Sarah McCoy Alumni Relations Cindy McDaniel Postal and Print Services Mark McDaniel Alumni Relations Kay McFarlane Psychology / ' Et , McGillivray d Print Services Fred Merritt Financial Aid Diane Mitchell Maintenance Paul Mitchell Maintenance Lori Myers Library Brian Nester Missions Involvement Services 'r , •.* n Nicholas ibtaiy . r • • `11 . "1'';^'7-1 • ; i , „i: it ::.. Ii'',, i r• •: .• 1 1 Shelly Nutter College of Arts and Sciences Dedra Peed Maintenance Christina Penrose Science and Math John Potter Counseling Services Jacqueline Pyles Business Administration nda Reid f A ccreditation ro----, i ., i, Diane Reid Art, Design, and Theatre •r - .., _ Beverly Robey University Medical Sur,ici s Lynn Rohm Chancellor s Office Ken Rotroff Financial Aid Ken Rucker S
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FACULTY OF THE YEAR Jose Sanchez, Custodian and Pastor of Nueva Creacion Church
ORGANIZATIONS 13,°Mans 12:10-11 "Love one another with brotherly affection. Outdo one another in showing honor. Li°not be slothful in zeal, be fervent in spirit, serve the Lord."
ORGANIZATIONS (listen' Alpha Chi(Men's Service Organization) Alpha Delta Nu(Criminal Justice Organization) Alpha Kappa Delta(English Honor Society) 'listenlisten lister' ifsten ' Alpha Sigma Lambda(American Sign Language Organization) AY°(Dance Organization) 11 Cedars(Student Newspaper Organization) Chi Sigma Mu(Marksmanship Club)
57 Chemistry Club pi CI 0% 0 efl Chi Delta Epsilon(Education Organization) PitiA910.21AVIth Professions Organization) Christian Nursing Organization ,01,11174. College Republicans (VatSO CUATSO(Athletic Training Organization) CUEMS Emer enc Medical Services Organization) SGA Culinary Committee
Discipleship Council Delta Pi Sigma(Women's Service Organization) Delta Omega Epsilon(Men's Service Organization) DTR(Comedy Club) Epsilon Alpha Pi(Social Work Organization) E silon Pi Lambda Histor and Government Or anization Health and Fitness Or anizatlon
Hopeline Human Resource Management Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers International Justice Mission Junior Class Council LLiZi G •1 L0 1 .-• ' i.:,,,I ' rial {Z:7al Ist tita ?z d ' hiA‘ Mt gclidk ,g, K ,'7711.1 7Zt:1! t lisli Kappa Zeta Pi(Women's Service Organization) Lambda Alpha Epsilon(Language Arts Education Organization) Lambda Eta Pi(Men's Service Organization)
/110.0 1 Jut. • • Legal National Association for Music Education - Phi Gamma Psi(Women's Organization) Mu Kappa(International Students and MK Organization) Peace Project(Promoting Ethnic and Cultural Education Organization) Photography Club Psi Alpha Omega(Women's Service Organization) Psi Kappa Theta(Psychology and Behavioral Sciences Organization)
ier') Resound Radio Society of Automotive Engineers Sanctify Ministries(Women's Purity Organization) Student Government Association Sigma Phi Lambda(Men's Service Organization) Society for Women Engineers on) Society of Engineers Aiding in Missions Sophomore Class Council
Spanish Club Tau Beta Pi(Engineering Honor Society) c'7Q4 9 PE :4) , .A‘ 'I , I r fr.1 4:1 elP1/13(0t • Theta Rho Epsilon(Men's Organization) Student Academic Advisory Board TAI_ Tau Delta Kappa(Honors) TPCu(Technical and Professional Communication Organization) The Inversions(Acapella Choir) The Studio(Art and Design Organization)
Women in Business Murphy Hall RAs Lawlor Hall RAs Young Women for America Rickard Hall RAs South and Harriman RAs Willetts Hall RAs Johnson Hall and McKinney Hall RAs The Hill RAs McChesney Hall and St. Clair HaMIAS
FRESHMEN Christian Alexander Katherine Alexander Calvin Anderson Joseph Austin Claire Anderson Jerry Bailey Nicole Alexander Megan Anderson organ Bailey Jordan Adams Aaron Alford Hillary Ansiel Adam Baker Dalia Akhnoukh Alexis Ancona Alexandra Archambault Baker Jessica Alderink Arne Anderson Monica Arslain David Bancroft Aleska Barkoviak Jonathan Barlow Witness Barnett Alexis Baroni Amelia Baumann Ransom Bearden
nk ri Austin Becton John Behnke Casey Belback Olivia Benitez Gregory Bennett Alissa Bercaw Mary Bewley ••••• David Bieniek Kyle Biggs Meredith Blair Christa Blanchard Irene Blocksom Leah Bode Brianna Boehning Kathleen Bond Victoria Boward Kailey Bricker Gregory Brock . Austin Brown Hannah Brown Meghan Bruckner 4 ,44‘ 4 It‘ •*—" I Rebecca Brumbaugh Julia Brummel Anna Bullis Luke Bullis Tanya Busby Jeremy Byington Erica Campbell Hudson Carden Rebecca Carpenter
David Catanese Kayleigh Clark Christina Cerutti Stephen Clark Adam Cole Alyssa Coleman Khoisnam Chanu Natalie Clason r- 4.11ii • I I • Daniel Case Sara Chasse Kyle Classen Nog Johnathan Coraccio Zachary Case Kyle Cherry Karissa Clemens Jarrod Caskey Hannah chitty Sebastian Clifford Austin Cordle Joseph Corlito-Morc ll Victoria Couser Aaron Crawley Emily Criswell Marcus Croll Andrew Cromwell Toni Crouch
y rd Orel' Austin Curtis Belinda Darkwah Grayson Dearing Daniel Dickerson Andrew Cutting Lindsey Cymbalak Anna Dalton Joshua Dancer Kyle Darwin Hannah Davis Stephanie Defore Paul DeHart Tyler Dicks Jonathan Dodson Samantha Davis Joseph Davison Ian Danis Heidi Dayton Anna Dembowski Tyler Detrick Ashley Devries David Dombrowski Sarah Dremann William Duncan .16 •11 t ill " I " *.,iIIa a• '" i Justin Eckberg Nathan Edwards Laura Egan Alexander Eliopulos Grant English Cole Ericson
70 FRESHMEN Jessica Evanoff Julia Evanoff Caitlin Fillmore Jessica Finfrock Matthew Fakhoury Anna Finke Michelle Eriksen Jenna Erwin Benjamin Fawcett Logan Fitzgerald Luke Febrizio Sarah Fox \Ne Samuel Franklin Candace Frazier Kayla Fry Brian Funk Kyle Funtik Victoria Eustace R Kathryn Field Rachel Fraga Leah Furrow Arnie Gale Jonathan Gallardo Keyana Galloway Carl Gambrel! Shannah Gardiner Hannah Gendron A
Rebecca Gendron Kelsey Gentry Christine George Emily Getchell Abigail Gilfillan Connor Gilmour Carolyn Gorog Madison Grapes ”.• David Green Gabriel Greenbank Margaret Greene Alexis Gresh Carly Griesel David Gruber David Guidone Lauren Haines Kale Hanavan Danielle Hankins Carlyn Hanzel Allison Harlos Shelby Harper Steven Hartman David Hartung ,n Annelise Haselton Connor Haskins Katherine Havard Josiah Hayden Kristen Hayes George Heathcote
72 FRESHMEN Lia Hickinbotham Jared Holsclaw Bethany Hull Courtney Hicks Grant Hooper Jennifer Hutchison Samuel Hinckley Benjamin Howder Samuel Huynh Jennifer Hefner Kathryn Hinman Caleb Howland Stephanie Huyser Deric Hel!wig Jessica Hise Rebecca Hughes *ft Peter Hykes Danae Hershberger Ian Holloway Kendra Huhta Benjarti,n upgi;> Micaila Iversen Wyatt Jackson Alicia James Zoe Jamison Adrian Jantzi
berger Jeffrey Jerschina Ryan Johnson Joshua John Andrew Johnson n Jennifer Johnston Natalie Juergemeier Anna Johnson Audrey Jung Christa Johnson _ _ • Nathan Kal!man Ellery Kent Angelica Kester Kathleen Kidd Brett King Joshua Kirschbaum David Johnson Ciara Kaufman Michelle Kisha il aYley Kitchen Cierra Klatt Ayana Kleckner Karis Knepper Daniel Kohl Paulene Kolota John Kosmyna Jared Krater Laura Krizo Collin Kueter Michael Kuhn Christine Kuiken
74 FRESHMEN Matthew Kuo Kristen Laaman Amber Landis Rebecca Levergood Tani Linville 1ft Nicholas Lang Allison Larrabee Morgan Liggett J. Little Jack Lightbody David Law Jessica Lingaas .dit• \*•,. 1111 klk 111‘, ••• ••• i4t• A •A, 1147'.1 •••: Jordan Lee Seth Lingenfelter KattiFy:: LI igni Alison Logan Jessica Lorenzini Ashley Laird - Jason Leigh Alexander Link Megan Lowry Christie Luce JayeAnna Luginbill Hannah Lyons Matthew Maillefer Alexa Manthei Adam Marte
Addle Martin Melissa Martin Andrea Martinson Kyle Mary Gabriel Mason Austin Mast Susanna Mathew Emily Mathews Faith-Hannah Mathews Matthew Matyszczak Lauren McBride Angela McCain Jonathan McClain Kati McCrone Jonathan McDonald Brendan McGillick Kaitlin McKenzie Jessica McKinley Elizabeth McLaverty Caitlin McLysaght Logan Mauk Andrew McDunn Michelle McNeil Ivey MCROry Brooke Meacham Katherine Meakem Hannah Merrick Carol Michael Brandon Miller
FRESHMEN Rebekah Mitchell Garrett Moore Brett Muschott Sarah Moats Jessica Moreno Emily Myers Andria Mody Joseph Morley Natalie Neidig Kiyla Miller Ryan Montross Casey Morrone Casey Nelson Phillip Minich Abigail Moon Tyler Morton Patricia Neve Julio Miranda Brittnee Moore Isaac Moss John Neville C V Austin Newlin Jared Newman Charles Norris Deborah Obielodan Brenna O'Brien Stephanie O'Brien
Sean O'Donnell CheYenne Padgett Oghenekome Ogedegbe Jacob Olejarczyk Randi Padilla Victoria Pasterik Austin Perkins Lin dsey Pfeifer Taylor Phillips Maya Palmisciano Mitchell Petek Matthew Pinckard Alf 4111,/ t•Nk,.., NIS , Aaron Oliver Kayla Paney Jesse Orndoff Jenna Parker Olivia Petek Caleb Peterson Sarah Orr Elise Parsons Tate Petry Brielle Pitney Matthew Pizana Hunter Poindexter ii Laura Rolsean Elizabeth Poore Anna Porter Matthew Pounds Sarah Powazki Timothy Powers
78 FRESHMEN Katrina Pritchard Trevor Reed Kelley Pugh Lawrence Reeder Grace Revenaugh Robert Rhodes Kimberly Raisch Ell. - , 111 I I Garrison Reeves Elijah Richmond Jacob Prem Vineeta Rao Rodrigo Reis Jane Richmond Caroline Price Nathaniel Raquet Rebekkah Reisner Joseph Ries Micah Price Cerianne Rea • Matthew Rivera Hadassah Roberts Angyla Robinson Robert Rockwell Nathaniel Ross Christine Rucn
a iarl Michaela Ruh!mann Benita Samuel Maxwell Schoch Erin Scott Austin Russell Lindsay Sanders Laura Schroll Jeremiah Scott Jade Russell Ryan Sanderson Emily Schumacher Richard Scott Kristen Sabo Ashley Santana Caleb Schutt Kimberly Senerius Emma Salisbury Brenna Sawyers Rachel Schutte Abigail Samples Rachel Schloneger Angela Schweinitz Benjamin Seymour Timothy Shamburger Muriel Shannon Gloria Shaw Ojeda Myriam Shaw Ojeda Emily Shinkle Alissa Shinn Anne Shipman
80 FRESHMEN Kathryn Sill Alyssa Smith Brandon Solinger Kaitlyn Simpson Connor Smith Olivia Somerville Sarah Skinner Emily Smith Joshua Sommers Marissa Shonk Phillip Slagh Jonathan Smith Jena Sorah Francois Shum Elise Slone Matthew Smith Brianna Sparks Jonathan Shumaker Elizabeth Slone Valerie Sohn Andrew Spencer . Ma Samuel Spivey Jeffrey Sprotberry Lydia Standridge Grant Stannard Taylor Stephens Kellee Sterling
maker Madison Sternberg ne Melody Strayer Joshua Taylor Luke Tomlinson i Elizabeth Stevens layden Suver Jacob Tesmer Alyson Torres Maggie Stevenson Danielle Swanson Forrest Thayer Michelle Toth Elaina Stoltenberg Victoria Storm Daniel Swartley Alisha Symington Benjamin Thompson Ruth Towne Katelyn Thut Avery Trent Alexander Straight Jessica Tarr Carolyn Ticker Derek Truninger David Tucker Jana Turrentine Kenton Ulmer Jacob Urben Nicholas Vaccarella Taylor Vander P11-
82 FRESHMEN Liaiaiie VanLit. Henry Wadman Stephanie Wallace Jonnna Vanstrom Andrew Wah Erin Walsh Heather Vaughn Al4 Brian Walczyk Megan \:',/alter Elizabeth van der Wal *fp Cristina Vazquez Fred Walker Jessica Ward Caleb VanDyke Briana Vidal Ryan Wall Laurel Ward Joel Van Kampen Jerome Vogt Samuel Wallace Amiah Warder Thomas Waters 4 Margo Watson Zachary Weaver Vivian Weiss Maggie Weyandt Andrew White
pen gt ace er Paige White Dalton Williams David Woodfield Qionghui Wu David Widder-Varhegyi Joshua Wilbers Emily Williams Katherine Wormald Mark Wynalda Emily Williams Neal Worthington Joshua Willenbrink Christopher Williamson . tAiot Ashley Wright Tess Yake Aaron Williams Tyler Willis Jenna Wright Gi-Sun Yang Allison Williams Zachary Winters Joshua Wright A Ziwen Yang Larisa Yuchimiuk Lauren Zambello Olivia Zehr Jordan Zuch Emma Zuidema
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ACTIVITIES ' C olossians 3:17 And whatever you do, in word or deed, do everything in the name Of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God the Father through him."
Eric Metaxas Author of the New York Times bestseller Bonhoeffer: Pastor, Martyr, Prophet, Spy Eric Metaxas spoke as a part of the Staley Lecture Series. Mextaxas has also written for VeggieTales and a variety of children's books. He spoke about how a genuine heart for Christ motivates the counterculturel rejection of the things that do not glorify God. Al Yoder Al Yoder, a missionary with A.B.W.E. to the Amazon,has a ministry to local peoples through aviation, counseling, and discipleship. He came to Cedarville's chapel hour to proclaim God's providence and provision in difficult circumstances. Yoder and his family have started eight churches through their ministry. Ron Blue Cedarville invited former missionary and president of CAM International Ron Blue to speak at this year's Missions Conference. He brought incredible enthusiasm as he encouraged students to think globally about the gospel. Blue has traveled to over fifty countries and served as professor and chair of the World Missions and Intercultural Studies department at Dallas Seminary. Christopher Yuan Speaking on the difficult subject of homosexuality, Christopher Yuan brought wisdom and grace to the Jeremiah Chapel. After telling his personal story of salvation, he reminded the student body that "the opposite of homosexuality is not heterosexuality, but holiness." Joel Penton Former Ohio State football star Joel Penton visit chapel in March and spoke about the Parable the Prodigal Son. He challenged students to s God as their father and act like they are pan His family. Penton is one of the nation's lead youth motivational speakers. He has spoken over 300,000 high school and college studer worldwide. Corwin and Kim Anthony Corwin and Kim Anthony came to Cedarville fc talk about their work with Athletes in Action. 11161 used their experience as accomplished athletl to minister to other top athletes for Christ. C0r01 oversees the chaplaincy program of over 25 PrC; fessional sports organizations. Kim served Chaplain for the Miami Dolphins for 10 years continues to coach the wives of NFL players. here that atter orge Dale The the anot havE
n visi arable ts to e part lead poker' stude rViI Tr° attilet° corvvi 25 PW ved a5,1 rs °r1v is CHAPEL SPEAKERS 't2le'd Morning' Welcome to chapel!" Does that have rerhc/telY familiar ring to it? During your four years here th at Cedarville University you would have heard at aPpro ximately 596 times (assuming your chapel attendance was stellar). Yes,your alma mater planned, r,ranized, and presented approximately 596 cha- :els from the first day of Fall Bible Conference in your ireshrtian Year until the last chapel of your senior year th e theme for this past year's chapels was "Living e Christ- centered Life." Dr. Brown, in some way or :Other'dealt with that most every Monday. You would ave heard him approximately 25 times this past year alone. Christian Figueredo, last year's SGA Chaplain, spoke approximately 18 times. Each chapel speaker, having been invited to speak, was informed of the emphasis for the chapel year, though not required to specifically handle the subject. I found it exciting to see how many chapels rang the bell last year(and the chapels I'm referring to would vary depending on each person's situation at the time). Chapel is core to Cedarville University. For a long time we have held chapel five days a week and required attendance for all fulltime undergraduate students. We don't plan on changing this. When students and graduates are asked what they don't want to see change at Cedarville their responses include that we should not change chapel. It is our prayer that your experience in chapel during your years here at CU will be an encouragement for years to come! Please come join us in chapel at 10:00 AM Monday through Friday if you are in the Cedarville area. You are always welcome! Coram Deo, Pastor Rohm
Will Horne, Senior Class Chaplain In September, Will Horne spoke on Luke 17:1-10. He talked about how faith can set believers free, noting that a lack of genuine faith in God is a stumbling block. He emphasized that the amont of faith doesn't matter, but the authenticity of it does. In January, Horne spoke on Hebrews 12:18-29. He challenged students to live a life in the Kingdom characterized by power and awe of God Almighty. Casey Murphy, Sophomore Class Chaplain Casey Murphy spoke on contentment and holiness during the sophomore class chapels. He spoke on contentment during the first semester because of the relevance to his life. He wanted students to realize how often everyone complains about the simple things in life. During the second semester, Murphy spoke on holiness because he wanted to remind students how many people in this generation have neglected this important aspect of the Christian faith. T.J. Pancake, Junior Class Chaplain This year in chapel,T.J. Pancake lifted up the glory of what Christ did for sinners. hopes of stirring the affections of the students for Jesus. Pancake taug out of Hosea 2 during the first semester. He described the love that Chr showed by pursuing his people even while they rejected him. Darin the second semester, Pancake taught out of Ephesians 2. He explain how Jesus loved the outsiders and the lowly, and how Christians can show Chris love to others in the same way. Stephen Clark, Freshmen Class Chaplain Asfreshman class chaplain, Stephen Clark found it challenging to find sometill0 new for Cedarville students to hear that would also still apply to the fresfS class. However, Clark realized that the things he was learning as a new stadeill applied to everyone of the Christian faith: how to have joy in all circumstances ari the importance of loving God. Clark's main focus throughout the chapels Was fC'r students to find joy through fulfilling their purpose of loving the Lord with all Wel heart, soul, and mind. "0 Ran loo inte SG ans
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