Concordia College - Cobber Yearbook (Moorhead, MN)

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Spiritual Life, Mission Conferences Placing empbizfir on tba .rpiffiztiiizl S akin on The Divine X-Ray,', Rev The Rev. Arndt L. Halvorson discusses Pe 3 ' Olson addressed the assembly. the Lordship of Christ. Relion Commissioner Gerry Olsen greets President Knutson after a banquet, the opening event in the stewardship drive. is img, Nearly 2 thousand Cobbers turn out for a swiss steak SUPPCI Served at the beginning of the stewardship drive. , s:1 W TUDENTS seem prone to neglect the spiritual side of living even at a church college. Recognizing this fact the four day Spiritual Life Conference was again scheduled in order to encourage spiritual growth through emphasis on 'the Lordship of Christ. An impressive communion service at Trinity concluded the series of meetings. The Mission Con- ference is also an annual event. The Sudan mission is represented by Dr. Eastvold as he addresses a Mission Conference audience in old Chapel. xi' ' ll? r 4 109

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A shining cross crowns the stee ple of Trinity Church on seventh street. Worship my Sunday at Tzfinizyf bmah VERY SUNDAY Cobbers turn out in droves to worship at Trinity Lutheran and to hear the sermons of Pastor Oscar A. Anderson. Located only Five blocks north of the campus, Trinity is a natural choice for our college church since there are only 115 non-Lutherans in attendance at Concordia. All the churches of the twin towns have, however, opened their doors to Concordia students, many of whom sing in their choirs or teach in their Sunday schools. ,, .. . .,,,.-,.,.... . , I Speaking Olson 211 1 aban 1 41' r Y 'lui l Q P Religif C In Y B Nearly Suppel' 3

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