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Page 2 • The Whetstone • February 8, 2002
Crossroads 2002
Time of Renewal
By Allison E. Andrews
It is that time of year again,
when Montreat College students,
staff and faculty take part in a
journey of renewing their faith.
Crossroads (aka Spiritual Empha
sis Week) is coming up February
12"'-14"'. This is a time when we
come together as a community of
Believers to take a deeper look into
the development of the Christian
faith. This year’s speaker will be
Steele Hannon.
Hannon attended Centre Col
lege and also attended the Univer
sity of Cmcinnati where he received
his Master in Guidxmce and Coun
seling. Since 1983 he has been the
State Director for the Fellowship of
Christian Atliletes in Kentucky.
Chaplain Bill Cain says there is
not a set theme for the talks, but
he feels that it will have something
to do with renewal. Please join Bill
Cain in welcoming Steele to our
campus for this wonderful time of
growth in the spirit of Jesus.
Spiritual Munchies...
By Jennifer Albertson
Got Money??
Walking around campus seeing all of the black “GO f MONEY?” shirts ami participating in the
thon for tlie last two weeks, has ser\'ed ;is a constant reminder ot God’s provision. This may seem s
at first read, but when one steps back, they realize that the question. Got Money? is one of man s grea
struggles. “serve
When Jesus delivered His Sermon on the Mount, He warned us of this. He tells us that man cminot -
two masters, for either he will hate the one and love the other, or he will be devoted to the one aiK
otlier. You caimot serve God and money” (Matthew 6:24). The context ol this passage goes on to
we should not be anxious about our life, what we will eat or wear. For, if God is faithful to feec t le ir
clothe the lilies of the field, then He will certainly be faithful to take care ot his children s e\ery nee
We also read in Hebrews 13:5 that God tells us, “I will never leave you, nor forsake you.
as 1 have read this passage and been encouraged by it, 1 never fully understood what the aut tor o
was really trymg to say! The context of this passage is talking about money as well! In act,
“Keep your life free from the love of money, and bo content with what you have, tor I le has sau ,
leave you, nor forsake you” (Heb. 13:5). , j^gnm-
Thc context of tliis Hebrews passage is an incredible comfort in the area of finmices for a poop e,
tions, and nations! Not only do we have the promise that He will never leave us, nor forsake us, u
means He will never just leave us out to dry in regards to money! We have a God who is sovereign
things and all people. This God we can trust even when it comes to our money!
Pray tltis Scripture and walk faithfully therein! Jesus Christ is good and faithful!
Spring
Cleaning
By Becca Snyder
“Practice random kindness and
senseless acts of beauty.” - Anne
Herbert
Montreal College will be step
ping out into Montreal and Black
Mountain this Spring to demon
strate the love of God for our neigh
bors. Chaplain Cain is in the process
of organizing a Spring clean-up
day, when students will go out into
the coimnunity and help people
witli projects they may have. Yard
work, window washing, carrying
trash, and moving furniture are all
practical ways we can build rela
tionships with neighbors and show
we care. Dr. Cain cormnents, “I
think we should take advantage of
every opportunity to be good neigli-
bors.”
Specific details have not yet
been finalized, but keep watching
for more information. Tliis should
be a wonderful day of fun, fellow
ship, :ind service!
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Thank You!
Dear folks of Montreal who
gave blood or tried to give
blood (You know who you are!).
Thanks so much for making our
second drive this year another
successful one! We had a goal
of 45 imits, and the Red Cross
actually collected 46 productive
imits! Congratulations and thank
you for modeling servant-lead
ership to our community. Nurse
Linda ;md I are very pleased
with yoiu servant hearts tliat
shine so brightly.
God bless you richly for your,
gift to others.
Nurse Linda and Nurse
. Connie
Counselor
next issue of The Whetstone, Cassie
Pavone, LCSW, Director of Coun
seling for Montreat College, will
be answering some of your ques
tions. You may submit your ques
tions anonymously to: FREE
SESSION via mail--Box 807,
e-mail cpavone@montreat.edu, or
drop them off at die Counseling
Center—Room 111 McCJregor
Hall. Help is just around the corner.
Check out die Counseling Center
at Montreal College...it’s a great
place to grow!
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