Asbury Theological Seminary - Seminarian Yearbook (Wilmore, KY)

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CHRISTIAN SERVICE BROTHERHOOD Originally known as the Men's Brotherhood, this organization changed its name to the Christian Ser- vice Brotherhod when the number of women students who applied for membership increased. The Brotherhood sponsors many avenues of practical Christian service in jails, hospitals, street-meetings and missions. The Cabinet, pictured above, acts as a steering committee for these various activities. STUDENTS’ WIVES CIRCLE The students’ wives from both the college and seminary meet once each month for an evening of entertainment and fellowship. Several years ago this group was small and very seldom noticed; but in recent years, with the increase of married stu- dents attending both institutions, the Students’ Wives Circle has become one of the largest organi- zations on either campus,

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NEMINARY DAMES All professors’ wives and women members of the Seminary staff are eligible for membership in this group. The purpose of the organization is to pro- vide avenues of cultural, intellectual and social ex- pression for the protessors’ wives and women staff members who usually live behind the scenes as a housewife or are engrossed with the dull routine of office work. CHI ALPHA Christ First'' is the motto represented by the name Chi Alpha. This organization of Seminary women, both students and full time employees, seeks to promote a deeper fellowship among the increasing number of women students coming to Asbury Seminary. Two weekend retreats, one in the fall and the other in the spring, highlight the year,

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JOHN WESLEY SEMINARY FOUNDATION FELLOWSHIP The Fellowship, an auxiliary of the John Wesley Seminary Foundation, provides religious and social fellowship for both Free Methodist and other inter- ested persons. It operates through a committee composed of two faculty persons and two students The Committee provides for informal social occa- sions and is in charge of worship-fellowship services each Sunday at 5:30 P.M. THE FILM CLUB It is the conviction of the members of the Film Club that visual aids can make a positive contribu- tion to the work of the church and the spread of the Gospel. This club provides the opportunity to review religious films of all types, thus aiding the pastor in his choice of desirable films as well as discovering the undesirable ones. Pictured below is the Cabinet: Clara Bletz, Robert Fraley, and Frank Davenport.