Anyone know and good christian colleges in San Diego?
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Have you checked San Diego Christian College? I believe the website is http://sdcc.edu .
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Try Bryman College or Silicon Valley College in San Jose
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Contact the Kingdom Hall in Oakdale - maybe they\nknow more!
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Pepperdine\nNotre Dame\nTCU\nSouthern Methodist
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I found a link to the Coffs Harbor Christian Community School website listed under New South Wales Christian Schools inside this website:\nwww.askthebible.com/aussie\n\nCoffs Harbour Christian Community School http://www.coffsccs.nsw.edu.au\nTried clicking on this link and it said do not have permission to access this website. \n\nWill see if I can find you any more info. You can e-mail at mlsereg@yahoo.com with more specifics on what you are needing and I'll be glad to try and help. Be sure to put taniagym in the subject line.
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Try www.ask.com .  I like De Anza College in Santa Clara County.
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The ""Single Volunteers of San Diego"" sounds like a great organization and you could fit your love of dogs right in there by organizing your own group volunteer activity.\n\nSINGLE VOLUNTEERS OF SAN DIEGO\n==============================\nhttp://singlevolunteerssandiego.org/SAN DIEGO JUNIOR JAYCEES \n=========================\nhttp://sandiegojaycees.org/SINGLE SIERRANS\n===============\nhttp://sandiego.sierraclub.org/20s30s/index.aspSINGLE GOLF ASSOCIATION\n========================= \nhttp://www.geocities.com/sdasga/EAST COAST TRANSPLANTS AND FRIENDS (Are you an east coaster, or a friend?)\n===================================\nhttp://www.ectclub.com/PACIFIC SPORTS AND SOCIAL CLUB (both single and married)\n===============================\nhttp://www.pacific-sports.com/index.htmMovies and More\n---------------\n""is for singles 35 and up. The group meets for two Sunday movies a month followed by a dinner social. Other events include after-work happy hours, dances and day trips. Call (858) 490-8012 for monthly calendar.""\n\n\nSan Diego Tall Club \n-------------------\n""is a social club for tall men and women.  Membership requirements are: All members must be 21 years of age, or older, and single at the time of joining Minimum height for men is 6'2"" Minimum height for women is 5'10"" For more information, browse this web-site, or call and leave your name and mailing address (for a free newsletter) (858)\n693-TALL.\n\n\nTruly Young Professionals (note that website link does not work!) \n-------------------------\n""is a San Diego-area based club dedicated to bringing single, young professionals together for weekly social activities. If you are a college graduate, in the 25-45 age range, and used your education to prepare for your profession, this may be the club for you!! TYP events\ninclude fine dining; house parties; camping; tennis; miniature golf; bowling; plays; symphony; volleyball picnics; happy hours; and more!
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You can try Mid America Baptist Theological Seminary.  The web site is http://www.mabts.edu.  I am pursuing my Master of Divinity degree online in the seminary too.
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Give money to English literature programs in Universities please.  Thank you.  San Diego State has a nice one that is under-funded.
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Anything at a community college
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University of Southern California\nUniversity of "Put a state's name here"\n\nThere are many good universities.
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Try this school, I went to it for about a year before transferring to my local campus.  http://www.ccconline.org/
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I hear SDS quite often on ChristianRock.net, which is one of my favorite online stations. I also saw them open for Skillet last year. It was an amazing show.
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San Diego State ( cuz its a great party school too!)
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I think the only way you can get those is through the school or community. Maybe even the church it is connected with. I have never heard of anything about that, and I just looked online and nothing really caught my eye. You might want to try FastWeb just in case but I'm pretty sure they are college only. I would definitely check with the school.
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In our area we have the Kiwanis, Lion's Club, etc.  You might check with various "thrift stores", as they often are also sponsored (behind the scenes) by ministry- based services.  Also, you should have in you community, possibly even through the Adult Education portion of your college, an advocate for any "school" issues that arise.  If this does not work - do not be afraid to make an appointment to see the Dean of your University - explain the situation and I'll bet you get some answers and avenues real quick!  Have courage!
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The Honeybaked ham co in your area is the best place.  As far as long beach, call around to the churches, ect as well.