Grace University - Charis Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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Informin the People Headed by Vernon Buller, this' Office incorporates three distinct ministries. The three representatives working with Stewardship Counseling seek to minister to spiritual needs as well as presenting the financial needs of the school. Contacts are gleaned from mailing lists, people interested through the ministry of an extension group, and personal contact. Through rallies, the "AlurnneWs," and personal contact, the Alumni Office keeps events of the school in view of the alumni. In addition, a file is maintained of job opportunities with Christian groups to aid in job placement. As Director of Public Relations, Mr. Verne Hutchison is responsible for coordinating the extension ministries fmusic groups, faculty speakers, and pulpit supplyj outside the Omaha area as well as arranging advertising and displays. .glial H, K DEVELOPMENT OFFICE: Verne Hutchison, Director of Public Relations, Roxy Tschetter, Assistant to Director of Developmentg Vernon Buller, Director of Development FIELD REPRESENTATIVES Leonard Ewert J. J. Regier Thomas J. Knuckles

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fu iM L F I 5 ASSISTANT DEAN OF WOIVIEN: Carolyn Brenneman ., -.,..,,, 4. EA 3- -:: ' 5 f U? V , "1 M W A w,!ww5,fw,!wdwwww W ,, ,N XM , wkusfw X, ' H N M, .. 'f5Efijj9'w,,wu"'.'m'iEffin.tuH w A Agn.. H DEAN OF WOIVIEN: Eunice Heinrichs . . . the Girls

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Expandin for Greater Service A non-commercial station and the only one in this area offering quality Christian broadcasting, KGBI is supported entirely by the gifts of its listeners. Although KGBI is owned and operated by the school, Station Manager Ward Childerston assumes responsibilities for personnel, program selection, and promotion. Foremost in the station's plans are those of expansion. Boosting broadcasting power from 29,000 to 100,000 watts requires a new tower and transmitter. Land for the tower site and building has already been given to the school. Improving quality by changing to stereo broadcasting is the second objective, and expanded studios are soon to be opened in a recently acquired building on the Grace campus. The new station will provide a spacious reception area, offices, facilities for a tape library and news coverage, and two studios with attached control roomsg one for regular broadcasting and the second for the preparation and pre-recording of special programs. Of the S120,000 needed for the expansion, 596,000 has been received in cash and faith promises. The staff of KGBI is excited by its expansion, challenged by the problems of the world, and looking forward to greater service for the school.