The result of this collegial and collaborative effort is a cooperating community where the whole is greater than and more important than any of its component parts. Practically speaking, our concern for others will go beyond the obvious spiritual and physical realms into the emotional, mental, and social realms. This concern for the development of the whole person emphasizes our commitment to develop whole people who are wholly prepared to be wholly used of God. The heritage of the college has always held high expectations for its members and expected them to maintain both their own character and the college's character. Our love for one another motivates us to encourage and, when appropriate, correct each other as we strive together to achieve God's purpose for our lives.
Redemptive correction brings one to repentance, forgiveness, growth, and accountability.
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