Participants: Bill Santos (Host), Scott Bowes, Jared Browne
Series Code: IIWC
Program Code: IIWC201217
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00:02 BILL: On today's It Is Written program, we're going to be talking
00:04 Christian education. 00:06 If you have high school-aged children in your home or soon-to-be 00:11 high school-aged children in your home, you're not going to want to miss our 00:14 discussion with our two special guests. 00:18 It Is Written begins right now. 00:33 >>Announcer: It has stood the test of time. 00:36 God's book, The Bible 00:40 Still relevant in today's complex world. 00:44 It Is Written. 00:47 Sharing messages of hope around the world. 01:00 I want to welcome all of our viewers to this week's It Is Written program. 01:03 Thank you for taking the time to join us. 01:07 I have two guests here in studio with me. 01:09 Today we're going to be talking about Christian education. 01:12 Some of you, as I said in the introduction, may have high school-aged children 01:18 at home, or soon-to-be high school-aged children, and you're thinking about 01:21 different options for their education for high school. 01:25 Well, I think one of the viable options, an excellent option, is 01:28 Christian education. 01:30 And so we wanted to talk about that today, and I invited two guests. 01:34 I have Principal Scott Bowes and Pastor Jared Brown. 01:39 They are both from Kingsway College, which is located in Oshawa. 01:42 Gentlemen, thank you so much for the opportunity to join us. 01:46 I appreciate you guys making the effort to be here. 01:48 SCOTT BOWES: Thank you for having us. 01:50 JARED BROWN: Thank you. 01:53 BILL: Why don't you give us a little bit of a background on Kingsway 01:55 College, where it's located, you know, the size of your campus, when 01:57 it began, just to give us a picture of what the school is all about? 01:59 SCOTT BOWES: Sure. 02:01 Kingsway started in 1903, located in Oshawa, Ontario, so about 45 02:05 minutes east of Toronto. 02:09 We're sitting on about 100 acres, so it's a beautiful, almost like a 02:13 park-like setting. 02:16 It's a huge campus for a small high school, so it's a beautiful place for 02:19 students to go to school. 02:22 And it's just a great place to be. 02:25 BILL: Now, it's a high school? 02:27 SCOTT BOWES: It is a high school. 02:28 BILL: So grade 9 through 12? 02:30 SCOTT BOWES: Grade 9 through 12. 02:32 We offer the Ontario secondary school diploma, the same that you would 02:34 get at other institutions. 02:36 But obviously, we feel that we're pretty special in some other areas as 02:38 well. 02:40 BILL: You're also a boarding school? 02:41 SCOTT BOWES: We are a boarding school. 02:43 We have close to 100 students living in the dorm, and then about the 02:47 same that are community students as well. 02:50 We're a very multicultural school; a lot of different nationalities represented 02:53 there. 02:55 So again, just a great opportunity for either people in the local 02:59 community or for people from a distance to attend Kingsway College. 03:03 BILL: Let's talk a little bit about the school. 03:04 So you know, let me give you the scenario. 03:08 So you know, I'm a parent. 03:10 I'm sitting at home; I'm watching the program. 03:11 I've tuned in to It Is Written. 03:14 And I have some children that are high school age or about to become high 03:18 school age, and I'm thinking about, "Does Christian education really 03:20 work for us? 03:22 " So why would someone choose Kingsway College? 03:28 I mean, why would someone choose Christian education, maybe? 03:31 And then specifically, why would they choose Kingsway College? 03:34 What do you guys offer that would be unique? 03:36 SCOTT BOWES: Okay. 03:39 Usually probably the first question that people ask actually centres around 03:42 the academic program. 03:44 Academically at Kingsway, the program is very, very strong. 03:49 We have a small teacher-to-student ratio. 03:55 So a great opportunity for kids to get a lot of extra help. 03:59 Our graduation rate over the last five years is 95.3%. 04:02 BILL: Wow. 04:05 SCOTT BOWES: And all of those go on to a university or a college. 04:08 And so again, a very high percentage. 04:12 Outside of the academic program, though, which, to be honest, there are a lot 04:17 of schools that have a great academic program, there are a lot of other 04:20 things that Kingsway has to offer, from great extracurricular 04:23 opportunities, the spiritual programming, which you'll hear more 04:26 about from Jared a little later on in the program. 04:29 There's just so many opportunities for the kids to get involved in. 04:31 Our outreach program as well. 04:33 It's just a great place for the kids to have options. 04:37 BILL: I don't know if you know this, but that 95% graduation, how would that 04:41 compare, let's say, to other schools? 04:44 SCOTT BOWES: Yeah. 04:47 Dalton McGuinty in 2010 released a report that public school students in 04:51 Ontario, 72% of them graduate after four years, and 81% after five years 04:57 of high school. 05:00 So that compares to the 95.3. 05:03 And then the study that Queens University did in 2009 states that of 05:06 Ontario graduates, only 60% of them attend postsecondary education. 05:11 So it's quite a difference. 05:15 BILL: Now, to what do you attribute that higher success rate? 05:18 SCOTT BOWES: I would attribute it to a few different things, to be 05:20 honest. 05:22 One is the caring that the students get from the teachers. 05:25 There's a lot of effort and a lot of extra time that goes into making sure 05:29 these students are prepared to be successful at the next level. 05:32 And honestly, I think it's the families. 05:35 Families who are willing to spend money to send their child to private 05:38 school, to Christian education, are very serious about education. 05:43 And so they have the commitment as well as the school. 05:46 And that combination together tends to create successful kids. 05:49 BILL: Hmm. 05:51 The cost of the school as compared to other private schools. 05:58 Because you know, that is a consideration for some folks. 06:00 SCOTT BOWES: Absolutely. 06:02 Compared to private schools, we're very, very cheap. 06:06 A boarding student can attend Kingsway College in most cases for quite a bit 06:12 less money than the tuition at other private schools, not counting the 06:15 boarding. 06:17 BILL: Wow. 06:20 So that's room, meals, and then their tuition. 06:23 SCOTT BOWES: And their tuition. 06:24 BILL: Jared, you're the chaplain on campus. 06:27 JARED BROWN: That's correct. 06:29 BILL: And how long have you been with Kingsway? 06:31 JARED BROWN: This is my fourth school year. 06:33 BILL: Wow. 06:34 So what's that been like? 06:36 Had you ever worked in a school setting like this before? 06:37 JARED BROWN: Never. 06:39 BILL: So what was that like? 06:41 JARED BROWN: It was a lot different than I was expecting. 06:42 BILL: Now, you had pastored churches? 06:44 JARED BROWN: That's right. 06:45 BILL: Yeah. 06:47 JARED BROWN: And I had worked with young people at summer camps for a 06:49 week, but I had never committed my full ministry time to young people. 06:51 So it's been really exciting. 06:52 BILL: Well, great. 06:54 Well, we're going to get a chance to talk a little bit more with both of you. 06:57 But I know you've prepared sort of a promotional video as sort of an 07:01 overview to our viewers of Kingsway College. 07:05 Let's just show that right now and we'll come back and talk about some of the 07:07 other unique aspects of Kingsway College. 07:09 SCOTT BOWES: Sounds good. 07:27 NARRATOR: With the mission of preparing Canadian youth for God's service, 07:30 Adventist Education in Canada began over a century ago in 1903 with 07:34 this small school then known as Lornedale Academy. 07:38 But Lornedale did not remain small for long. 07:41 Under God's leading, it grew and prospered and continue to train 07:45 generations of young men and women to this day, where now the Kingsway 07:49 College alumni family has grown to over 4,000. 07:52 Looking at Canada today, one can even find Kingsway alumni serving in a 08:00 variety of roles in every province of this country. 08:03 Kingsway alumni may even be serving in your community. 08:07 Kingsway cherishes its history and alumni and remains true to its 08:11 original mission. 08:14 It seeks to introduce students to Jesus Christ and to prepare them for a 08:17 life of service to God and others. 08:21 Kingsway aims to help students grow spiritually, to encourage them to make 08:29 a decision for Christ, and to lead out in His ministry; to help students 08:34 achieve their highest potential academically; to develop their critical 08:40 thinking skills and view every topic from a scriptural point of view; 08:43 to help students grow physically with a wide variety of physical 08:49 activities and experience a balanced Christian lifestyle; to help them 08:54 grow socially by providing opportunities to make lifelong friends who share 08:59 their beliefs and have respect for all people. 09:03 It is our aim to inspire young men and women to be thinkers and not mere 09:09 reflectors of other men's thoughts. 09:12 There is no more important work than to prepare our youth for eternity. 09:15 Give the gift of Adventist Education. 09:21 Contact Kingsway College today. 09:34 BILL: Well, that'll give folks a better picture of the school. 09:38 Now, let's talk a little bit about some of the extracurricular, besides 09:41 the academics. 09:44 Talk to us a little bit about that, Scott. 09:45 SCOTT BOWES: Sure. 09:47 One of the things Kingsway is really known for is their touring groups. 09:51 We have three touring groups on campus: the Aerials, the band, and the 09:53 choir. 09:56 The band and the choir is pretty straightforward; I think everybody knows what 09:57 that is. 09:59 The Aerials is our gymnastics team. 10:02 All three groups get the opportunity to travel extensively throughout 10:05 Canada and even into the United States, getting a lot of opportunities to 10:10 perform and share the message of Kingsway and the message about what 10:14 Christ has done for them in their lives. 10:17 So it's been a great opportunity for the kids. 10:20 They also have the opportunity to perform at the General Motors Centre 10:23 in Oshawa for an Oshawa Power basketball game. 10:27 Our Aerials have been featured in the Toronto Star in a recent article. 10:31 So it's been a great thing for the kids to be involved in. 10:35 BILL: Yeah, I'm a little biased because my son was on the Aerials and they do 10:37 a tremendous, tremendous job. 10:42 And really promoting that lifestyle, that healthy lifestyle. 10:44 SCOTT BOWES: Absolutely. 10:46 BILL: And I know that many of the places they go, the audience is so impressed 10:49 that these young people live a healthy lifestyle and promote good Christian 10:51 values. 10:54 As a proud father, I also have to say that when the Aerials went to Andrews 10:59 University and competed at what they call Acrofest and they did the butterfly 11:05 competition, which is where you stand there and somebody on your shoulders 11:09 and hold out two other participants out like this, my son won. 11:15 So it's a great thing. 11:20 I don't think maybe folks don't really understand the complexity and the 11:22 skill that's involved here. 11:26 It's like Cirque du Soleil. 11:28 It's really quite good. 11:30 I know you have another promotional little video that shows the Aerials. 11:34 Now, anyone can try out for the Aerials that comes to the school? 11:37 SCOTT BOWES: Absolutely. 11:39 BILL: And it's by tryout? 11:41 SCOTT BOWES: It's by tryout. 11:43 BILL: Let's quickly show that brief report on the Aerials to give our 11:48 viewers an opportunity to see that. 11:51 I want to come back and Jared, I want to talk to you and Scott about what I 11:55 think is the most important aspect of your school. 13:29 That was great. 13:30 I enjoyed seeing the Aerials. 13:33 But you know, I don't want the audience to think that. talk to us a little 13:38 bit about. 'cause I understand the choir has won some prestigious 13:41 awards recently. 13:43 SCOTT BOWES: Yeah, in the last few years, they've actually placed 1st in the 13:46 Durham Kiwanis Festival with a variety of other choirs in the area all 13:49 competing. 13:52 So that's been a very exciting thing on campus as well. 13:55 BILL: What are some of the other extracurricular activities that students 13:57 can participate in? 13:58 SCOTT BOWES: Absolutely. 14:01 We have a ski club where students get to go six different times throughout 14:04 the year to ski and snowboard at a local hill. 14:07 We have an outdoor club that does a backpacking, canoeing, and winter 14:10 camping trip each year. 14:13 We have a drama club for students who like to get involved in that. 14:15 We have a basketball team that participates in a local church league here 14:19 in Toronto. 14:22 As well, they travel to Andrews University in Michigan for a tournament 14:24 down there with other schools. 14:27 Many opportunities for the students as well in leadership. 14:30 We have a student association where students can get involved in 14:33 planning events and helping direct things that happen on the campus, so a 14:38 wonderful opportunity for them there as well. 14:40 BILL: So a very well-rounded curriculum, plenty of activities, 14:43 plenty of opportunities for the students to participate in. 14:45 SCOTT BOWES: Right. 14:48 BILL: Now, I said before we showed that little Aerials promo that to me, 14:55 and I know to you gentlemen 'cause I know both of you, the most 14:58 important aspect of the school is not what you are doing to develop these 15:03 young people academically; it's what is happening spiritually in the lives 15:09 of these young people. 15:11 So Pastor, talk to us a little bit about some of the things you've seen in 15:14 there. 15:16 I know you have a Bible study group. 15:19 Talk to us about that spiritual growth that you have been seeing in the 15:24 students there. 15:25 JARED BROWN: Absolutely. 15:26 It's been amazing. 15:29 We have. there's been very intentional in our spiritual program. 15:33 And what that means is that we've made our school calendar. we have a 15:37 spiritual calendar as well where we introduce kids to Christ and then we try to 15:42 disciple them through the Bible studies and prepare them for baptism. 15:46 And then we have a series of meetings at the end of the year where we 15:49 actually. we call it kind of reaping, like you would a harvest, and we try to 15:54 harvest as many young people as possible in order to prepare them for 15:57 baptism. 15:58 And this year again, we have many baptisms again. 16:00 So it's really exciting. 16:02 BILL: Now, these Bible studies, are they mandatory? 16:06 Do they have to attend? 16:07 JARED BROWN: Absolutely not. 16:09 In fact, they sign up voluntarily. 16:12 We have a spiritual week of emphasis, or what we call week of prayer in 16:14 October. 16:16 We have a guest speaker come in from somewhere. 16:18 This year it was Ricky Schwarz who came in and presented Christ to the 16:21 students through his own personal testimony. 16:23 And when he gave an appeal on the last Friday of our week of prayer, 90 16:27 students came forward for Bible studies. 16:30 BILL: Wow. 16:31 Ninety? 16:32 JARED BROWN: Ninety, yeah. 16:34 And that's about half of our student population. 16:35 BILL: Isn't that incredible? 16:37 JARED BROWN: So we're amazed. 16:38 SCOTT BOWES: Isn't it? 16:40 BILL: That must make both of you feel very, very proud of that work. 16:42 JARED BROWN: Absolutely. 16:44 BILL: I know the impact it's had on my son. 16:46 I know the impact that you have had on my son. 16:49 And well, I'm getting choked up. 16:53 And I want to thank you for the care both of you gentlemen have shown with 16:59 my son, and the impact you've had. 17:02 You know, he's changed his whole eating habits. 17:06 You know, because of you, I'm no longer eating red meat in my house or 17:08 chicken. 17:09 Just tofu. 17:12 And it's great. 17:14 We feel great. 17:16 So tell me about how important this is for the school. 17:20 I mean, 'cause you can get the academics anywhere, right? 17:23 SCOTT BOWES: Absolutely. 17:25 BILL: I mean, anywhere, you can go for academics. 17:26 SCOTT BOWES: Absolutely. 17:28 BILL: But tell me about the importance of developing this component 17:30 of these young people. 17:31 SCOTT BOWES: Mmhmm. 17:33 We believe that. I mean, obviously we put great emphasis on the academic 17:37 program. 17:40 We wouldn't be a school if we didn't. 17:42 But we believe that the purpose for us being there is to help students meet 17:47 Christ. 17:49 Our mission statement is to reflect Jesus Christ and prepare students for 17:51 his service. 17:54 And that's what we're trying to be very intentional about doing. 17:57 So as Pastor Brown said, we've taken a lot of time to intentionally, through 18:01 our strategic planning, put specific things in place to provide as many 18:06 opportunities for these kids as possible. 18:09 And to see them choosing on their own to make these decisions and get 18:14 involved, you can feel the difference that it has made on the campus. 18:18 It's incredible. 18:19 It's incredible. 18:24 BILL: Now, one of the things I hear the young people say about you, 18:26 Pastor, is you don't shy away from any of the tough issues. 18:27 So they'll raise questions. 18:28 JARED BROWN: Absolutely. 18:30 BILL: And that can be a bit of a challenge sometimes. 18:32 JARED BROWN: It can be because you have to think on your feet. 18:34 And they ask you direct and honest questions, but the awesome thing about it 18:36 means they're thinking and they care, right, and they want to make good choices. 18:41 And it's so awesome when you see a society that seems to be spinning out 18:45 of control; you have young people, the future leaders of our schools, our 18:48 country, and they're asking important questions 'cause they want to do 18:51 what's right. 18:53 It's inspiring. 18:55 BILL: You know, we sometimes are very quick to point out what's wrong 18:58 with this new generation. 19:00 But I believe this is something that's very right. 19:03 JARED BROWN: Absolutely. 19:05 BILL: I know you have prepared a short video where some of the young 19:11 people talk firsthand about the impact that this has had on their lives. 19:13 I'd love to show that now to our viewers. 19:16 JARED BROWN: Absolutely. 19:20 NARRATOR: Therefore, go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in 19:27 the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them 19:31 to obey everything I have commanded you. 19:35 SCOTT BOWES: Hi. 19:39 I'm Scott Bowes, president of Kingsway College. 19:41 We take the gospel commission very seriously here at Kingsway, and our 19:43 desire is that every student here has the opportunity to develop a 19:46 close relationship with Jesus. 19:50 We started a new program here last year which sets aside enough time in our 19:55 schedule to allow every student the opportunity to participate in Bible 19:58 studies. 20:01 In the first year of this program, 30 students made the decision to follow 20:04 Christ and were baptized. 20:07 This year, we have 90 students participating in this program, many of whom 20:11 will be baptized soon. 20:15 This program has had such a positive impact in the lives of our students, and 20:19 I think that the best way for you to understand just how big of an impact is to 20:23 hear from our students directly. 20:28 MALE STUDENT: The Bible study here, it's optional, but still every week, 20:31 everyone shows up on time and [chuckle] sometimes we try to drag it out. 20:38 It's supposed to end at 6:30, but sometimes, you know, we'll go a couple 20:40 minutes later just 'cause we enjoy it. 20:43 It's not a burden. 20:45 FEMALE STUDENT: Joining the Bible study, it challenged my faith. 20:47 It challenged my knowledge in my religion. 20:49 It just really helps. 20:55 FEMALE STUDENT: I always looked at God in a different way, but this 20:57 year, it's changed my complete view upon him. 20:59 Like, I know that He's always there to catch me when I fall, and that's 21:01 the thing that has changed the most with me. 21:04 FEMALE STUDENT: The Bible studies plus my religion class, I've learned so 21:07 much more, you know, how to defend my faith, give reasons for my beliefs, 21:11 and yes, I feel more confident to share with people. 21:15 FEMALE STUDENT: My schedule is very busy, so being able to study during 21:17 school means I can actually get it done, while if I was at another 21:19 school, I probably wouldn't have the opportunity to go and have 21:21 someone teaching Bible studies. 21:24 NARRATOR: A Kingsway student's schedule can be demanding. 21:28 Along with the daily schoolwork, the work program, intramurals, as 21:32 well as touring group practices, this all adds up to a full day. 21:36 But by intentionally setting a specific time aside for small group 21:41 Bible studies, our students are able to benefit spiritually. 21:44 FEMALE STUDENT: Coming together in a small group and talking about God is 21:48 just really inspiring, instead of going through the motions of church and 21:53 stuff. 21:55 It's more personal. 21:58 MALE STUDENT: It's meant a great deal to me to be able to be around people 22:00 that live the same things I do and that have the same questions I do and 22:04 the same problems that I have, to be able to just talk about it and figure 22:07 things out as a group instead of alone. 22:10 MALE STUDENT: I've got a new perspective of the Bible and I see a 22:13 different view of God and who he really is and now I can just share with my 22:17 friends, tell them the wonderful news about God. 22:20 MALE STUDENT: It was a really spiritual experience. 22:24 It was really positive for me as well as other people in my Bible study class. 22:26 FEMALE STUDENT: It's very helpful because you have people going through the 22:27 same things you're going through. 22:33 And it's good to hear their side too and know that you're not alone in 22:37 your spiritual walk. 22:41 NARRATOR: In the Bible study program, emphasis is placed on providing a 22:43 solid, Biblical foundation and giving the students the skills necessary to 22:46 continue to grow and study on their own. 22:52 FEMALE STUDENT: Last year, I'd already been taking Bible studies with Pastor 22:54 Brown and I had been baptized at graduation. 22:56 So this year, just to continue growing in my walk with God, I decided 22:59 to take Bible studies again. 23:02 MALE STUDENT: Growing up in the church and as a Christian, I focussed more 23:05 on my personal relationship with God through prayer, but I 23:10 didn't know that the Bible was also crucial in our own relationships and how 23:14 we can use the Bible to read what God has to say to us. 23:17 In the Bible studies class, we're learning a lot about how to use the 23:19 Bible. 23:21 FEMALE STUDENT: We ask the questions, and it's like, "Well, let's look in this 23:24 verse and see what it says that can explain your question. 23:26 " So it's not just him answering us; he's using the Word to answer us. 23:29 FEMALE STUDENT: We'll ask a question, and we're like, "Give us the 23:32 answer," and he won't give us the answer. 23:34 He'll be like, "What do you think? 23:35 Look in this verse. 23:37 " And we're like, "Why can't you just tell us? 23:39 " And he's like, "No, 'cause you won't always have me to tell you, so I 23:41 want to teach you to how to find it yourself so later on in life, you can 23:44 find it too. 23:46 " FEMALE STUDENT: Once you actually look it up for yourself, it's kind of 23:48 like you're discovering it again. 23:50 MALE STUDENT: I'm able to do my own little Bible study and I'm able to 23:53 study the Bible on my own with God's guidance as well. 23:54 It's really amazing. 23:57 FEMALE STUDENT: I certainly think that now I can go study the Bible on 24:02 my own because I've learned skills through Bible study and now I can 24:05 learn more and then I like to tell people what I've learned. 24:10 JARED BROWN: Hi. 24:12 I'm Jared Brown, the campus chaplain at Kingsway College. 24:14 Leading out in Bible studies here has been incredibly rewarding. 24:17 I've seen many lives changed as the result of our Bible study program. 24:18 There's nothing more important than seeing students commit their 24:24 lives to Christ. 24:30 FEMALE STUDENT: Well, just yesterday, we learned about the signs of Jesus' 24:32 coming and I'm more excited for it than ever, you know. 24:37 MALE STUDENT: The most amazing experience I've ever had in my life. 24:42 MALE STUDENT: Bible study is incredibly amazing. 24:46 FEMALE STUDENT: Bible studies has definitely been enlightening for me 24:49 and it has definitely led me to have a closer walk with God. 24:52 FEMALE STUDENT: Whatever you put into it, you'll get out of, and so if you 24:54 want to get a nice relationship with God, His presence is so clear and 24:56 evident here. 25:01 FEMALE STUDENT: I don't think I was really that strong with Christ before 25:04 I came to Kingsway, and I got baptized last year and I don't think I would have 25:07 made that decision if it hadn't been for Kingsway. 25:20 BILL: Well, that was a great video. 25:24 Congratulations on the fine work you've been doing there with those 25:26 young people. 25:28 JARED BROWN: Thank you. 25:30 BILL: Now, Scott, for our viewers that are watching, they're at home; they're 25:33 saying, "I'd like to learn a little bit more about Kingsway and maybe even 25:35 experience it firsthand. 25:38 " I understand you have an opportunity for them to do that. 25:39 SCOTT BOWES: We do. 25:41 On April 19 through 21, we have what we call our preview weekend. 25:45 It's an open house opportunity for families to come visit our campus, 25:48 get a tour, meet our faculty and staff, get to see our band, choir, and 25:53 Aerials perform, and get all their questions answered about the school, 25:56 the academics, the finances. 25:59 BILL: So how would someone go about becoming a part of this weekend? 26:03 SCOTT BOWES: We ask them to send us an email at the email that you see here on 26:06 the screen and let us know that they would like to attend preview weekend, 26:08 and we'd be happy to have them. 26:11 And for the first 25 that register for preview weekend and reference It 26:17 Is Written, this show, in the email, we would be happy to give them, when 26:22 they arrive on our campus, a free Kingsway College hoody that Pastor Brown is 26:24 holding up here. 26:26 BILL: Well, that's very nice. 26:28 So you send an email, you reference this program, the first 25 when they 26:32 show up, you're going to have that giftwrapped for them. 26:35 SCOTT BOWES: Waiting for them. 26:36 BILL: Beautiful. 26:39 Well, you know, these gentlemen have been extremely generous because 26:42 they have another offer, and it is a wonderful Kingsway College t-shirt. 26:46 Now, here's how you can get this Kingsway College t-shirt. 26:51 If you send us an email right now to It Is Written at information@iiw.ca, 26:55 now, you have to follow these instructions. 27:02 Information@iiw.ca and in the subject line, you put "Kingsway College t-shirt. 27:11 " Got it? 27:14 Information@iiw.ca, subject line, "Kingsway College t-shirt. 27:18 " The first 100 emails that we receive, we're going to send you, they 27:23 will send you free of charge this beautiful Kingsway College t-shirt. 27:27 That's all you have to do. 27:29 Gentlemen, I want to thank you so much for joining us here and giving 27:33 us such valuable information about the school. 27:36 May God continue to bless you as you lead out in that fine work there with 27:39 those young people. 27:41 And let me thank our viewers that faithfully tune in each and every 27:44 week. 27:47 If you want to go back and see this program again, you can visit our website, 27:50 itiswrittencanada.ca. 27:54 In fact, all of our programs are archived there. 27:57 You can watch them all. 27:58 You can send a prayer request. 28:02 You know, we have some faithful staff every morning pray over the 28:03 prayer requests that arrive at our office. 28:06 And you can also make an online donation to help keep this ministry afloat. 28:10 We hope you will be with us again next time. 28:13 Until, then, remember, it is written: Man shall not live by bread alone. 28:19 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