We seek to engage students in activities that are not only fun and exciting, but are also integrally related to the learning, growth and maturity process of each student. Educational experiences at WWC exceed far beyond the classroom. Be it enduring a rainy day on a campout, overcoming the fear of heights on a ropes course, capturing a breathtaking view on a hike, or splitting wood for the work program, WWC sees all student life activities as raw material for growth. Whatever the situation or circumstance, all of WWC's activities are designed to develop our students into mature and balanced people of God. The limited enrollment design at WWC produces a small-group dynamic which enhances the impact of student life.
Students receive a higher degree of personal attention and discipleship from staff and professors.
Personal growth and strong relationships are developed and strengthened through many campus activities. Within the community, students are able to reap the benefits of close personal interaction and, as a result, develop lifelong friendships. The purpose, size and program of WWC lends itself to a more personal approach to discipleship. Most of the staff live on campus and participate in many of the campus-organized social, work, and recreational activities. Interaction with staff and faculty occur on a regular basis.