1988 Miracle Yearbook

Times to Travel A "Cedarville College ex- perience" consists of more than just a four year aca- demic en- deavor. Stu- dents may choose to be involved in a vast number of activities during their college years. included in the list of "extracurriculars" is the op- tion to take part in a traveling team. These ministry teams be- gan in the early 1970's and include puppet teams, sing- ing teams, and a drama team, Cedarville's most re- cent addition to the college traveling families. Over 70 students partici- pated in these traveling teams last year. Their pur- pose was to bring the gospel message to the public and present Cedarville College as an option for under- graduate students. The stu- dents who participate in the teams become aware of the very real mission field which exists in our country as well asforeign countries. Besides fulfilling a vocal audition and sharing a per- sonal testimony, the team member must also be willing to attend regular practices with his respective team. Once the teams are prepared to travel, they perform at churches,schools,camps,or just about anywhere an audi- ence might be gathered! "There is no better bal- anced student than the one who combined his education with Christian Ministry."--Kirk Keller The 1987-88 Master's Puppets II. Emily Daven- port, Susan Williams, Curtis Cline, Beth Most, Andrew Stevens, and Greg Perelka. The 1987-88 Kingsmen Quartet. Clockwise from bottom: Dan Shepherd, John Browning, Steve Averitt, Jack Rooks, Paul Reid, and Shaun Spangler. 22 Traveling Teams