Apostolic Bible Institute - Way Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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EPISTLES No ministry could be complete without a study of the Epistles This vital and interesting subject is capably taught by Rev. S.G. Norris with reference toproblems and doctrines of our Pentecostal movement. The third year English class is divided into two sections. The advanced section is taught the essentials of good communication by Mrs. S.G.Norris, while those who are not as far advanced learn the fundamentals of grannnr by Mrs. H.D.Whalen. ENGLISH III Sixty-one

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BIBLE CFOGRAPHYIU The exploits of Peter, Philip, Barnabas, and Paul begin to come to life in this class. Every incident is given special attention and the journeys are vividly portrayed. Brother Wendell Gleason is the instructor. This study is made vivid to these future ministers and also strengthens their insight on the pastoral duties and problems that arise during one's ministry. Certainly S.G.Norris is capable of teaching this class. E CHURCH GOYERNXIFYI' Sixty

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Qgpf' In the Missions Class one hears about the great men of God who gave their lives that the Gospel might be instilled in the heart ofhumanity. Let us keep before us the vision of 'the whitened harvest fields. Mrs. C.E.Lundquist instructs this class. Just as Acts 2:38 is a guide-post in our Christian talk with God, so is Journalism our guide-post in editing the yearbook, The Way. We are thankful for a class of this type. Many of the problem of Journalism are solved under the efficient instruct'- ion of Eleanor Norris. JOURNALISM Six ty- two