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Statement Of Purpose: Joining Christians On Campus
One organization I'm interested in joining is Christians On Campus. Christians On Campus is a christian organization that meets weekly for bible study and activities. Joining Christians On Campus would be great for me because it is a way to build new relationships and hear the gospel. As a student Christians On Campus can help me develop different skills such as "people skills",these skills are commonly used in college. It may also be a way for me to gain leadership skills that will be helpful through my college and business career.
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