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August 26, 2010
Thursday, August 26, 2010

I can still vividly recall my first days of Orientation and classes as an incoming first-year student to Michigan Tech. Having grown up in a Christian home, school and church, I had no idea what to expect on a secular campus. I remember seeking out a role in several Christian organizations, but for whatever reason, I never found my niche. There were plenty of organizations to choose from, both religious and not, and throughout the barrage of pamphlets and recruitment materials, I eventually settled into several campus organizations, none of them faith based.

Thursday, August 26, 2010

My first memorable encounter with someone who was passionate about Christ at college was while I was sitting in the ‘Being a Christian on Campus’ orientation session. At the time I was there because I was following the advice of good friend of mine who, after hours of interrogation, only told me that an important aspect of my Christianity in college was to get involved immediately. I figured I should take him up on it, and found myself in the front row of the room.

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