Huntington College - Mnemosyne Yearbook (Huntington, IN)

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RELIGIOUS Religion is equally the basis of private virtue and public faith: of the happiness of the incliviclual, and the prosperity of the nation. -W. Ba.1'row I4

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i i I Religious activities form an important part of the life at Huntington College with most students participating in one or more of the religious organizations. Twenty minute services are held four Clays each week in the college chapel, with Dr. Becker, memlaers of the faculty, and guest speakers bringing inspirational mes- sages. Truly worthwhile has been thfat I5 time spent in chapel services. The College Park Church, only two blocks from the campus, furnishes the stu- dents with week-end-ancl mid-week services under the leadership of thfe pastor, Rev. C. E. Carlson. Many students are regular and active in thc program carried on by the church.