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s the mountains of the Adirondack State Park differ
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campus could be described as more of a close-knit group of
friends than a student body. With many off-campus
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attractions within a short drive, the students get to know
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each other outside of class at the local malls, Ffudson’s Hole,
as well as the classroom and dorms. The size of the Florida
student body enables students to easily develop spiritual bonds
as they share each other’s blessings and burdens and pray for
one another, exhorting each other unto godliness.
. . stand by and see the salvation of the Lord which He will accomplish for you today. . . " Exodus 14:13
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