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(1) All schools, in fulfilling the mission of The Wesleyan Church, shall seek to produce Christian workers and committed lay members for the church of Jesus Christ. The Church recognizes that more than one type of educational institution will be needed. Some institutions will devote themselves primarily to the preparation of full-time Christian workers for the church. Some colleges, recognizing the God-given mandate to explore and bring under dominion the whole range of knowledge for the glory of God and the good of mankind (Gen. 1:26–28; 9:1–7; Matt. 6:10; 1 Cor. 3:21b–23; 2 Cor. 10:5; 1 Tim. 4:4–5), will offer a Christian liberal arts program. Some students will use such a curriculum as training for full-time, church-related vocations or as a foundation for graduate training for such vocations; some to prepare for other vocations in which they have been called to serve Christ, His church, and His world.

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	:'''<span id="2358.1">(1)</span>''' All schools, in fulfilling the mission of The Wesleyan Church, shall seek to produce Christian workers and committed lay members for the church of Jesus Christ. The Church recognizes that more than one type of educational institution will be needed. Some institutions will devote themselves primarily to the preparation of full-time Christian workers for the ~~Church~~. Some colleges, recognizing the God-given mandate to explore and bring under dominion the whole range of knowledge for the glory of God and the good of mankind ([[Genesis 1:26-28\|Gen. 1:26–28]]; [[Genesis 9:1-7\|9:1–7]]; [[Matthew 6:10\|Matt. 6:10]]; [[1 Corinthians 3:21-23\|1 Cor. 3:21b–23]]; [[2 Corinthians 10:5\|2 Cor. 10:5]]; [[1Timothy 4:4-5\|1 Tim. 4:4–5]]), will offer a Christian liberal arts program. Some students will use such a curriculum as training for full-time, church-related vocations or as a foundation for graduate training for such vocations; some to prepare for other vocations in which they have been called to serve Christ, His ~~Church~~ and His world.		:'''<span id="2358.1">(1)</span>''' All schools, in fulfilling the mission of The Wesleyan Church, shall seek to produce Christian workers and committed lay members for the church of Jesus Christ. The Church recognizes that more than one type of educational institution will be needed. Some institutions will devote themselves primarily to the preparation of full-time Christian workers for the church. Some colleges, recognizing the God-given mandate to explore and bring under dominion the whole range of knowledge for the glory of God and the good of mankind ([[Genesis 1:26-28\|Gen. 1:26–28]]; [[Genesis 9:1-7\|9:1–7]]; [[Matthew 6:10\|Matt. 6:10]]; [[1 Corinthians 3:21-23\|1 Cor. 3:21b–23]]; [[2 Corinthians 10:5\|2 Cor. 10:5]]; [[1Timothy 4:4-5\|1 Tim. 4:4–5]]), will offer a Christian liberal arts program. Some students will use such a curriculum as training for full-time, church-related vocations or as a foundation for graduate training for such vocations; some to prepare for other vocations in which they have been called to serve Christ, His church, and His world.