Christian Character & Conduct
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Character
The campus of Ascent is a community of Christ-centered individuals who embrace the transforming work of the Holy Spirit. Therefore, the core values of Ascent are: authentic spirituality, a Christ-centered world-view, character development for ethics in life, servant leadership, academic and professional excellence and cultural sensitivity.
Since members of this faith-based community have voluntarily chosen to be a part of it, all students are obligated to a code of scriptural and community standards and behavior.
As a Christ-follower and member of the community of Ascent:
I will practice spiritual disciplines.
I understand that attendance at chapel services and participation in Christian Service is mandatory.
I will pursue academic integrity.
I will respect the dignity of all persons and highly value the diversity of the body of Christ.
I will respect the rights and property of others.
I will discourage bigotry, slander and gossip among the members of the community and will refuse to engage in such behavior.
I will avoid using alcohol, narcotics, tobacco, or other intoxicants either on or off campus premises.
I will avoid all sexually immoral behavior.
I will resolve conflict according to the model in Matthew 18:15-20.
I will honor the servant-leaders who watch over this community and cooperate with their leadership.
As a representative of Christ, I will demonstrate compassion for others and a passion for the lost.
To review the Christian Character & Conduct policy click here for the Student Handbook.
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