Student Profile (cont.) - A letter from President Dr. Jeffrey A. Bell

Dear Friends,     A continuation of our segment  -  Meet the Students. The administration chose Mark Spenser of Long Branch, New Jersey, as the male student of the year (2011 - 2012).  Mark is the junior class president. He loves the Word of God. You will often see Bible verses and admonitions to serve God on his facebook page. He is always an encourager to others. He is working at a store this summer, and teaching Sunday School at his home church.  Blessings, (Dr.) Jeffrey A. Bell President

Student Profile (cont.) - A letter from President Dr. Jeffrey A. Bell

Dear Friends,     A continuation of our segment  -  Meet the Students. Born in Haiti, Francis Gilles came to us from Anderson, South Carolina. She has a very anointed ministry in song. She is a member of the Voices of Faith. She was chosen as the lady student of the year (2011 - 2012) by the administration. Francis will be one of the resident assistants in the dormitory this fall. Francis will be a senior this fall. To her delight, her sister will be coming as a freshman.  Blessings, (Dr.) Jeffrey A. Bell President

Student Profile (cont.) - A letter from President Dr. Jeffrey A. Bell

Dear Friends,     Here is more of our segment  -  Meet the Students. IMichael French is from St. George, N.B., Canada. He grew up in the Philippines where his parents are missionaries. He will be ministering there for a month this summer. When he came to school he was somewhat withdrawn. He gave himself to God and the ministry. Michael is a class president, president of the Joshua Prayer Group (prayer for alumni), a member of the drama team, and will be one of the assistant residents in the dormitory this fall. He will be a senior this year.   Blessings, (Dr.) Jeffrey A. Bell President

Student Profile (cont.) - A letter from President Dr. Jeffrey A. Bell

Dear Friends,     Here is more of our segment  -  Meet the Students. It is always interesting to have siblings in school. William and Roberge Choulotte are from the island of Haiti. Both have their own, separate, unique personalities, but are alike in other ways. William plays the piano and bass guitar.  Roberge also plays the guitar. Both men sing and are members of the Voices of Faith. William was one of the assistant residents in the dormitory last fall. He is ministering in Haiti at the present time, and Roberge is in Masardis, Maine, with friends. William will finish his education in December and Roberge will finish in the spring.   Blessings, (Dr.) Jeffrey A. Bell President