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 Princeton student Candice Chow '09 checks the evangelistic ad she wrote in the campus newspaper
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Posted June 19, 2009 By Eileen Scott, Senior Writer for the Ivy League Christian Observer
PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY - To help spread the truth about Christianity on the Princeton University campus, Christian Union launched an ad campaign to refute ten of the most common misconceptions. For ten consecutive weeks in the spring semester, the ministry placed full-page advertisements in The Daily Princetonian in an effort to engage students regarding popular myths about Christianity. The ten essays, each addressing a specific misconception, included “Evolution Discredits Christianity,” “Jesus Was Just a Moral Teacher,” and “Christianity Is a Bore.” The essays were written by Princeton seniors and Christian Union staff.
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 Christian students at Cornell discuss the significance of work
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Faith and Vocation Explored at Cornell Posted June 3, 2009
ITHACA, NEW YORK - Campus on a Hill at Cornell held the second session of its Leadership Series this spring, addressing the topic “Christianity and Vocation.” Matthew Perman, senior director of strategy for Desiring God, was the guest speaker. The purpose of the event was to “equip Christians to think biblically and critically about the value of secular work and how to glorify God through it.” A Christian Union grant helped sponsor the event.
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