Landmark hosts Christian worldview and successful living conference

Landmark

hosts Christian worldview and successful living conference

Recently Landmark Christian

School hosted a four day event: the Christian Worldview and Successful

Living Conference. Days 1-3 were offered to Landmark students in grades

9-12 and day 4 was offered to Landmark parents and community guests. Here

is a recap of those full four days:

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 post-modern culture, and their influence in shaping

culture and minds. They especially emphasized the impact of the entertainment

industry.

The program included multi-media

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.

The theme of day 3 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 talked 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 talk with.

On day 4 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 daily lives.

One senior commented that the

conference, "acted like a compass, redirecting my path