Andrews University - Cardinal Yearbook (Berrien Springs, MI)

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--.S--vinci... .L ,A . , H ' 1 ' 1 rgv, Sabbath School HE Sabbath School is one of the most distinctive and well-organized departments of the College as well as of the church. Each quarter, by assisting as teachers and ofhcers. some fifty students have the opportunity to become acquainted with the Sabbath School work. This work affords a def- inite training and provides an outlet for the spiritual life of the student. The department heads, teachers, and officers unite each week for counsel and mutual encouragement. Here students and teachers pray together, plan together, and sacrifice together, that the school may be a power in the life of each member and a blessing to those in mission service. The school holds the record of an A grade. By faithful attendance, individual daily lesson study. and liberal gifts to missions this record was gainedg and it is hoped by the same means to be able to retain it throughout the whole year. These goals are not ends in themselvesg they simply hold be- fore the members the ideal of more efficient service to God and man, strength- en their diligence in the study of God's word, and aid them to fulfill the prime mission of the Sabbath School itself-the saving of souls. As the orchestra, piano, organ, and voices of the assembly join in hymns of praise and consecration each Sabbath, one realizes that music is as much an act of worship as is prayer. Through the review, the mission reading, and the study of the lesson, the Sabbath School has an opportunity to touch lives and prove itself an individual blessing. Punctuality, order, and Christian dignity mark the weekly service. The Lord calls for young men and women to gird themselves for life- long, earnest labor in the Sabbath School. The Sabbath School of E. M. C. accepts this as a personal challenge to Greater heights in Bible study Greater heights in Christian experience Greater heights in service. lfPage Seventy-fivel