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Then God said, “Let us make man in our image, after our likeness: and let them have dominion over the fish of the sea, over the fowl of the air, and over the cattle, and over all the earth, and over every creeping thing that creepeth upon the earth” (Genesis 1:26).
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In Genesis chapter one God speaks of making man in His image. He commands man to be fruitful, to multiply, to fill the earth and to subdue it. As God’s people, we are called to exercise biblical dominion over the earth.
In order to foster attitudes and actions of dominion, CLASS encourages student participation in various competitions. In whatsoever we do, we are to do all to the glory of God. The presentation of God’s truth, in a variety of formats such as art or writing, is vital in all societies and no less in our society today. To glorify God through the presentation of various art forms and to promote the development of skills, CLASS presents these competition pages. It is our hope that others will be inspired to be involved in future competitions and glorify God with heart, mind, soul, and strength.
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Jesse Andrew Steinbuch, Grade 12
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Jess was born on October 9, 1983. He attended christian school from
kindergarten through ninth grade. Since then Jess has been home schooled.
Jess
enjoys reading and art. He delivered papers from age nine through
sixteen and currently works for Kroger. He is planning
to enlist in the United States Army to pursue a technical mechanical
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Emily Popp,
Grade 10
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Emily is sixteen years old, lives in Ohio, and
has been home schooled for ten years. She enjoys
drawing, showing her rabbits with her sister Holly,
doing web design, playing piano, reading and hiking.
Emily
has been in 4-H for four years, taking projects
to the county fair every year, and is
also a member of both the ARBA (American Rabbit
Breeder’s Association) and the Penn-Ohio Rabbit
Club. Emily designed and maintains a web site
about proper rabbit care.
Emily has also been
a member of Salem Bird Study Club for five years
and enjoys presenting programs
about animal habitats. |
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Sharayah McMillan,
Grade 8
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Sharayah is fourteen years old, was born in Texas, and now lives in Georgia.
Her father is an electrician who travels for his company and so she may
live somewhere else in the future.
Art is a hobby for Sharayah and she likes
painting as well as drawing. For a profession she would like to do anything
involving horses, even
being a veterinarian. Her preference, though, would be to become a horse
trainer and minor in veterinarian work. While Sharayah doesn’t yet know
where she wants to attend college, she prays for God’s guidance in whatever
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Joel Morris,
Grade 11
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Joel Morris, seventeen, is a junior in high school. Some of his
hobbies include tennis, listening to music, drawing, playing video
games, and reading books. Presently, Joel is playing the keyboard
in his church youth group’s worship team. Because his dad has served
in the military, Joel has had the unique opportunity of spending
his life traveling around the world. Once he graduates from high
school, Joel hopes to pursue a degree in computer science.
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Capital Punishment:
What is Your Decision? |
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Laurel Woidwode,
Grade 12
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Laurel is a graduating student from rural North Dakota who
has been home-schooled her entire life. She has always enjoyed
reading and has read a considerable number of classics. Among
her favorite authors are Tolstoy, Shakespeare, Jane Austen,
Tolkien, and Willa Cather. Laurel also enjoys music and plays
the violin, piano, and sings with the Bethel Youth Group at
area functions; she has played the violin with a combined public
high school and state university choir. She writes for the
Reformed Youth Review on a regular basis and served as its
editor for two years. She cares for the family’s quarter horses
and assists in their training. She is an accomplished horsewoman
who is good with all animals. She looks forward to college
in the fall and plans to study to become a veterinarian.
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The Death Penalty: A Biblical Perspective |
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Emily Popp,
Grade 10
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Emily is sixteen years old, lives in Ohio, and has been home schooled
for ten years. She enjoys drawing, showing her rabbits with her sister
Holly, doing web design, playing piano, reading and hiking.
Emily
has been in 4-H for four years, taking projects to the county fair
every year, and is also a member of both the ARBA (American
Rabbit Breeder’s Association) and the Penn-Ohio Rabbit Club. Emily
designed and maintains a web site about proper rabbit care.
Emily has also been a member of Salem Bird Study Club for five
years and enjoys presenting programs about animal habitats.
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Changes Needed in the Federal Government
From a Christian Perspective |
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A. Whitney Meiklejohn,
Grade 7
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A. Whitney Meiklejohn is twelve years old and in the seventh grade.
She has been a student with the Christian Liberty Academy School
System for eight years. Whitney enjoys horseback riding, reading,
and collecting Breyer model horses. She is a part of the Delaware
County 4-H and recently joined Girl Scouts. Whitney is working to
earn the Cadette Silver Award.
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How My Christian Education Impacts
the Way I Think about Abortion |
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