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Ministerial Association Front Row: V. Morse, D. MacPherson, M. Hassell, D. Campbell, A. Kosty, J. Bergers, R. Crew, J. Mori, R. Parry, J. Morehead, M. Studley. Second Row: W. Mullen, J. Ketner, N. Bedor, P. Zeigler, N. Crouse, R. Larsen, G. Stover, J. Wagner, R. Mosgrove, D. Smith, K. Retter. Third Row: H. Parker, G. Wetmore, W. Sever, F. MacMillan, R. Young, D. MacNeil, W. Ellison, W. Kelvington. The Student Ministerial Association is com- posed of iuniors and seniors who are study- ing for the ministry or for full-time Christian service. The foremost purpose of the association is to challenge young men and women to the work of spreading the Gospel. Realizing the seriousness of God's call upon their lives and the greatness of the opportunities that lie ahead, the ministerial students share with each other a bond of fellowship because of their mutual aims and goals. Through the year visiting ministers bring challenging messages of inspiration and Truth, and lead discussions in which members participate. Us Boy's Prayer Cell M Boy's Prayer CeIl
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7? N. Y. P. S. Council W. Krutenat, J. Morehead, L. Flick, D. Grosse, J. lnsco, D, Peoples The Nazarene Young People's Society of the Wollas- ton Church presents a challenge greater and more de- manding than that of any other youth group con- nected with the college. Programs to cultivate genuine interest and promote spiritual uplift are arranged for every Sunday evening. Services are planned by the Greek Letter societies, various students and professors, and the N.Y. P.S. Council. Perhaps the greatest single effort sponsored by the Society this year has been the organization of Prayer Cell groups. These groups are made up of from six to eight students who meet in the dormitories once a week for prayer. Membership is completely voluntary, but nearly one hundred per cent. i , , l Girl's Prayer Cell N Q I Q I Freshman Service Candlelight Service Kappa Service
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BOSTCN The Boston Chapel, which has been in operation only a year, is spon- sored by the Evangelistic Associa- tion. Since its beginning attendance has steadily increased in Sunday School, and the Association has done excellent work by giving to the underprivileged children of the South Boston area recreational ac- tivity and spiritual guidance.
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