Apostolic Bible Institute - Way Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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We Learn the Power of the Spoken W0l'd Often the lreshnizin student is confronted with questions con- cerning the doctrines ol the Peutecostzll Church. 'llhe correct an- swers are not sullieient for one must have an understanding of theiu also. S. Cl. Norris teaches this class and often uses his chart of the book of Revelation. 'l'he lfiible is our only textbook. lfvery potential worker for the Lord earnestly desires a knowl- edge of how to lay out and present ai sermon. Paul Lililbli, a gradu- ate of the K. B. l. brings to each freshman the terms, Start 21 firel Build El bridgel For instancel Demand action 1 The experience gained through class participation enables each student to develop his sp'eal1ingabilit'y. DOCTRINF 1 PU BLIC SFRA Ii INCL I ft'

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How Does a Child Grow and Develop? .Xlter a year tif study in this subject the jciurnevs tal jesus seein to live again. This studv is presented in nine distinct journeys each vividlv portrayed with everv incident given special study. Xlvendell Gleason is the alvle teacher of this course. The purpose of studving child psychology is to give the students a basis on which to train up a child in the wav he should go. 'l'o be a successful teacher of ehildren one must ltnovv their lunclatnental characteristics as related to the progratn cal religious education. Xlrs. S. Cl. Norris teaches the various physical. mental. and spiritual cliar- aeteristies of the dillerent age gfrtitips with the earnest desire of pro- ducing lvetter teachers. child evangelists. and pastors. l3Il3l,lC CQFOCIRXPIIY ll CHILD l'SYCltlOl,OGY 7 :z'mify-filqlzf