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Institute is usually staffed with three full-time teachers and their
wives, together with other support personnel, all of whom live on the
premises and are dedicated to full-time Christian service.
In addition, a variety of part-time teachers may be invited to teach at different times. They may be pastors, missionaries, college professors, or businessmen, all devoted to Jesus Christ and uniquely qualified in whatever classes they teach. |
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| Contact Info | Fairwood is located in the picturesque town of Dublin, New Hampshire, near the city of Keene, in the southwestern corner of the State. Situated at the foot of Mt. Monadnock, it has a grand view of the mountain from its grounds. The heavily wooded surrounding area, nearby Dublin Lake, and the beautiful seasonal changes make it a lovely spot in which to spend time learning to know the Creator of such beauty. Access to Fairwood is from Route 101 in Dublin, either via East Lake Road and Old Marlborough Road from the east or via Charcoal Rd from the west. |
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Address Fairwood Bible Institute 18 Fairwood Drive, Dublin, NH 03444-8320 Administrator Rev. Neil R. Sandford neilsandford@juno.com 603-563-8120 Main Office 603-563-8492 Fax 603-563-8138 |
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A large white mansion is the main building on campus and houses the library and student chapel, the main living room, dining room, and kitchen as well as rooms for the women students and some staff members. The church building has classrooms in the basement, as well as a sanctuary for Sunday Church services and convention meetings. It is a special place for individual prayer. The Gymnasium and Sports Field give a great outlet for athletic achievement and physical energy. The field has a softball diamond, soccer field and outdoor volleyball court. The gym is used especially in winter weather for basketball, volleyball, and indoor soccer. There is a women's dormitory, family lodge, campground, and large dining hall that are primarily used for periodic church conventions. There are several staff homes and apartments on campus. A campus bookstore, radio station, woodshop, and garage are also places where students learn special skills and put their Christianity into practice.There
are over 100 acres of woodland and trails for hiking, cross country
skiing, and snow shoeing. Being located near the base of Mt. Monadnock
makes mountain hiking a favorite pastime. |
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