Working at Georgia's Shorter University isn't a nine-to-five gig. It's a way of life.
That's what the university's top brass seem to be hoping, anyway. On Oct. 26 the Baptist university in Rome, Ga. announced that all 200 employees must read and agree to a Personal Lifestyle Statement. Among other things, it commits them to being active members of their church and avoiding the consumption of alcohol in public. “The ‘why' is really simple: What you stand for matters," the school said in a statement. "Proverbs 3:5-6 tell us to ‘Trust the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding'... If we acknowledge Him, He will make this university's path straight.”
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5 comments:
I love this!!!
yeah those Alum will be the movers and shakers of tomorrow no doubt
To each his own. If it works for them, fine. Just part of the diversity of America.
This isn't a university. It's a brainwashing operation.
It is a Baptist institution, so it's simply enforcing the code of conduct that all Baptists live (or should live) by. Are there any Baptists out there who had pre-marital sex or who drink? Of course not.
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