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Returning Lincoln Christian College and Seminary students come back to several major building changes
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[August 29, 2007]  Once again the campus of Lincoln Christian College and Seminary is full of students settling into dorm rooms, going to classes and readjusting to life at college. With this class of students, LCCS enters its 63rd year of nurturing and equipping Christians with a biblical worldview to serve and lead in the church and the world.

With a generous donation from the estate of Jessie C. Eury, the library is being renovated to accommodate the growing student body. Upon completion of the project, patrons will enjoy an open floor plan on the first floor, complete with new furniture, stacks and Internet access.

Jessie C. Eury Library

Alongside of the renovation of the library, Timothy Hall, the first building on campus, is entering into a new chapter in its role on campus. Last year Timothy Hall was recommissioned as the Timothy Center for Global Ministry. As a first phase of the recommissioning, Timothy has returned to its roots as an office and classroom building. Currently several professors as well as the Doctor of Ministry classroom are housed in the north end of the building.

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Of course, the most notable change on campus has been the completion of the new women's dormitory, Ruth Hall. A groundbreaking ceremony for the new women's dormitory is set for Sept. 4 at 9:30 a.m.

Lincoln has not only added to the physical campus, but has also called several new faculty members to help LCCS with her mission. Steve Cone, L.C. Sutton and Jolene Smaage joined the college faculty, and Nealy Brown joined the seminary faculty.  
 
This semester 150 new undergraduate students join the campus family in their preparation for ministry. Currently, over 1,000 students call Lincoln Christian College and Seminary their academic home. 

[Text from file received from Lincoln Christian College and Seminary]

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