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Re: MEMO TO: High School students (pub. Oct. 27, 2008)
Written by Jack R. Van Ens   
Monday, 03 November 2008 19:05

The 2008 College Outlook Guide … epitomizes the Reformation call to "Be Reformed, yet Always Reforming." The content is theologically meaty. God has many doorways into the human heart, but His favorite is an inquiring, alert mind. Our Presbyterian-related schools open this entryway.

The new look using glossy paper delights readers. The mix of informative copy and imaginative graphics appeal to the eye and aim at the heart of Godly matters.

Jack R. Van Ens

Arvada, Colo.

 
 

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