Landmark hosts Christian conference
Landmark hosts
Christian conference
Recently Landmark
Christian School hosted the four-day Christian Worldview and Successful
Living Conference. The first three days were offered to Landmark students
in grades 9-12 and the fourth was offered to Landmark parents and community
guests.
The theme for
Day One was "How We Think." John Stonestreet from Bryan College
and the Bryan College Worldview Team led Landmark students in an exploration
of Christian thinking, the three dominant worldviews of our post-modern
culture, and their influence in shaping our culture and our minds. They
especially emphasized the impact of the entertainment industry. The program
included multimedia presentations, drama, and other activities that challenged
students and raised multiple questions.
The theme of
Day Two was "How We Act." The content was focused on the moral
choices that Christians face. Ted Boyd of Bryan College's Worldview Summit
program was one of the day's speakers. Boyd helped students process the
information of Day 1. He made practical applications to the questions
and challenges that students experienced during the first day of the conference.
Members of a faculty panel discussed choices that they have faced in their
Christian journeys.
Also on Day
2, Landmark's administration held a town meeting to give the students
an opportunity to ask questions about the school. This day included a
bowling break/fellowship time, nurturing students socially.
The theme of
Day Three was "How We Impact/Interact With Others In the World."
Landmark invited individuals from a variety of professions to come and
speak to students in a seminar format. These individuals dialogued with
the students about Christian worldview and its influence on their successful
living in the marketplace. Each Christian leader offered an individual
mini-seminar. Multiple seminars were offered during three different sessions,
allowing students to select which Christian leaders they preferred to
dialogue with.
On Day Four
the conference was extended to Landmark parents and guests from the community
as former Bryan College President Dr. Bill Brown spoke about Christian
Worldview and the value of its application to our daily lives.
The Christian
Worldview and Successful Living Conference had a strong impact on the
students. One senior commented that the conference "acted like a
compass, redirecting my path







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