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Dr James Renihan writes: Greetings to all who love our Lord Jesus Christ in sincerity! December brings many joyful events. We celebrate the birth of our Lord with festivities and parties, we reflect on the events of the past year, and we look forward with anticipation to the arrival of a New Year. This is how we all look at this twelfth month. For those of us in the world of Seminary education, we might sometimes think of it differently. It marks the half-way point of the academic year. Students are busy submitting papers, finishing their assigned reading, and working hard to pass final exams. Professors then must evaluate and grade all the work they receive. In this sense, December is a busy month. Whether we think of it as the final month of the year, or the mid-point of annual studies, it's a wonderful month! The most important thing is that we remember the Saviour in all we do. As you participate in Christmas celebrations, do so with great joy. And pray for our students and faculty as they seek to glorify the Lord in this first month of Winter.
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