Many of you, like myself, received a survey from Cargill Associates, relating to this exciting plan. I hope you took the time to complete and return it as the Seminary makes ready the campus for the 21st century.
Seminary administration reports that campus housing is full with a waiting list.
The friendships and bonds that were formed have given me comfort and direction through the years as I have performed my ministerial duties. Remember the summer rains that, in spite of the subtropical climate, brought refreshment to God s landscape, the professors who sharpened and challenged my heart and mind, meeting new brothers and sisters in Christ who have become lifelong friends, coffee in the ol watering hole while discussing tests, chapel, sports, doctrine, and what the Lord was up to in our churches, our call, and families. If you were a part of the Seminary s extension program, you had many opportunities to visit the campus and city as you completed the on-campus course requirements. Many people still label New Orleans as The City that Care Forgot. Care may have forgotten these precious souls, but our Lord Jesus has not forgotten them.