Andrews University - Cardinal Yearbook (Berrien Springs, MI)

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if 'A- , e-.'ii Missionary Volunteer Bands HE Missionary Volunteers of E. M. C. are given opportunity for prac- tical training in service for their fellow men while at the College. The missionary endeavors of the society are carried on under the direction of seven bands. Each week cars go to St. Joseph and South Bend to visit the county jails. Music is furnished, and short inspirational talks are given to the unfortunate ones. Often the results of these efforts are seen in the changed looks and ac- tions of some of them who express a desire for a better life. Another car takes willing workers to a children's home in St. Joseph, where twelve or fifteen children eagerly gather to hear good stories and re- ceive the copies of the Little Friend and Yozttlzfs I1zst1'1ict0r which are brought to them. An attentive audience is found at the Old People's Home near the Col- lege, where some seventy persons receive cheer and comfort from the music and other forms of worship. The Correspondence Band sends out literature and letters to nearly two hundred families. Many replies are received which show the effectiveness of this type of missionary endeavor. Others, members of the Personal Xlforkers' Band, give Bible studies to several interested families in the vicinity. The Christian Help Band is always ready to help the poor and needy. Its members care for the tired children during the church service and sing for the sick and shut-ins on Sabbath afternoons. Many students plan definitely on foreign mission work, and for these, bands have been organized to study South America, Asia, and Africa. Usually those who have been in these countries lead out in the work. Through the opportunities afforded in these bands a training school and laboratory are furnished for consecrated efforts of prospective Missionary Volunteer leaders. Il':ngu Seventy-eightl

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