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JCM Celebrates Christmas Season With Country-Wide Music Showcases>

Christmas' Greeting from ZSDS Dean

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As a Christian institution, we strive to create and promote an atmosphere consistent with the Christian faith, which encourages the student to develop his/her fullest potential, both in and out of the classroom.
- Spiritual Formation
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JCM Celebrates Christmas Season With Country-Wide Music Showcases: Students and alumni of Jubilee College of Music celebrated Christmas with a multitude of music activities across the continent this year. It is a season to reflect on the love of God in sending forth His one and only son, Jesus Christ, for humanity. Through praise and worship, in contemporary styles of versatile performance, believers can express their deep love and gratitude for the grace of God.

Christmas' Greeting from ZSDS Dean: Christmas greetings to all the students in ZSDS. In America at this season one can often hear or see quoted the angelic greeting to the shepherds when announcing Jesus' birth:

Student Training Opportunities through Tiny Home Construction: Olivet School of Engineering and Architecture (OSEA) are looking into the potential of tiny home's impact on training students and benefits for missions.