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

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ENGAGEMENTS AND MARRIAGE Students must obtain special permission from the President to be engaged or married while in school. This permission will not be granted first year students. This ruling also applies to engagements or marriage during the summer vacation period. CLOTHING Students are asked to observe rules of decency and modesty in the choice of wearing apparel. Classroom attire establishes the well-groomed ministerial effect and trains the young student in correct appearance. No casual clothes are allowed in the classroom. Ties and white shirts are a must. Both young ladies and young men dress as Christians. LAUNDRY Dormitories are equipped with washers and dryers. Dry cleaning must be taken to a nearby cleaner. PART TIME EMPLOYMENT Students have no difficulty in obtaining part time work. Almost every student who attends Apostolic Bible Institute works on such an arrangement. The afternoons - after 2 P.M. are available for such work. We run bus routes to take and pick up students at their employment. CARS Students must obtain permission from the office before bringing a car to Apostolic Bible Institute. All students who have cars must also carry Public Liability coverage, Property Damage coverage, regardless of the state registra- tion. Each owner of a car registers his insurance policy number and license number when registering for classes. He also must have a valid driver's license. The owner of a car is not to loan his car to others without permission of the office. He is also not to use his car for transporting those of the opposite sex without permission. There is ample parking room for cars on our forty acre campus. MAI L Mail is received once a day at the Institute and is distributed to the students in private mail slots. A U.S. mail box for the collection of mail stands in our entrance hall and the mail is collected every day but Sunday. SCHOOL PAPER THE PENTECOSTAL WAY. This paper is printed on a quarterly basis and contains news from alumni as well as articles written by faculty members and students. SCHOOL YEARBOOK THE WAY. This annual has been published for many years and forms a collector's item to supplement previous copies. We are complimented when we see these annuals in a long row in our friends' bookshelves. 90

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DORMITORY ROOMS Dormitory rooms are comfortable and clean. All rooms are outside rooms and equipped with ample furniture. All students maintain their own rooms and are responsible for cleanliness and tidiness. No cooking is permitted in dormitory rooms. No electrical appliances are allowed. Lunches and snacks are pro- vided by the dormitory supervisor occasionally at her or his discretion. All single students are required to reside in the dormitory except those residing with parents locally. Each student is given a STUDENT RULE BOOK which is his guide for conduct while at Apostolic Bible Institute. HOUSING MARRIED STUDENTS Housing for married students is available within easy driving distance from the lnstitute. Nine apartments are available in our own housing. All other apart- ments must be rented. WHAT TO BRING Since linens are not provided by the school, students should bring them. Sheets, pillow-cases, blankets, bedspreads, 1 pillow, and towels are listed as linens. The Oxford - King James version of the Bible is suggested for class use. The Apostolic Bible Institute orchestra will welcome new students who bring their musical instruments. CAFETERIA All single students are required to eat their meals in the school cafeteria. Board is payable in advance. No money will be refunded for meals that are missed in the school cafeteria, except in cases where advance notification of leave of absence has been given. PRAYER Students are taught the privilege of prayer, but they are also required to pray at least fifteen minutes a day. However, there are many opportunities for prayer. Each class has its assigned periods of prayer. Each class period opens with prayer. On Thursdays and Sundays a one hour prayer period is available for students besides prayer time and altar work at our regular services. De- votional sevvices in the curriculum also give the advantage of prayer. CHURCH SERVICES Church services at the Apostolic Bible Church are not only compulsory but a joyful duty. There the students see in action many of the lessons learned during classes. Sunday School, Sunday Morning Worship, Sunday Evening Evangelistic services, Thursday night prayer and worship services and revival services must be attended by the students. Permission must be granted to be excused. VISITING MINISTERS Students are privileged to hear the finest preachers, missionaries and ministers in our organization as they minister to Apostolic Bible Church. 89 GENERAL INFUHMATIUN

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STOUFFER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP The Nora B. Stouffer Siberell Memorial Scholarship, established by Elsie M. Stouffer, is dedicated to the encouragement and assistance of students who possess the potential of demonstrating to their fellowmen that loyalty, de- pendability and the willingness to try to understand their problems and work for their solution, are basic and necessary factors in the existence of our national life. A seriousness of purpose and the ability to recognize the need to be a helper rather than a receiver of the good things of life, shall be considered in selecting the recipient. The applicant must be an American citizen of good moral character and meet the scholastic standards for admission to Apostolic Bible Institute. The applicant who has been selected by a scholarship committee may request and may receive a renewal of the scholarship from year to year until the ABI diploma is granted, providing he or she remains in good academic standing with the College. If the applicant's economic position has been so improved, after a year or two, that the scholarship is no longer needed, the scholarship should be relinguished and another worthy student be considered. This scholarship is worth one semester's tuition per year. SHEAVES FOR CHRIST SCHOLARSHIP The International Pentecostal Conquerors Division of the United Pentecostal Church International provides this scholarship. The SFC Scholarship is worth S1,000.00. Applications may be obtained through the Youth Division. PAUL J. GOEBEL SCHOLARSHIP The Paul J. Goebel Scholarship has been established to perpetuate the biblical principle, How shall they hear without a preacher? The scholarship is established and funded by the family of Paul Goebel to honor this dedicated preacher of 49 years. The scholarship applicant must be a male ministerial student in his second or third year of study at ABI. The scholarship, which is worth 3100.00 per semester, will be awarded to qualified applicants by the Faculty Scholarship Committee. f' T Ts QPOSTOLICXX. BIBLE X msrmns , are .5 he ll G .J Z . f A1 :E 5, , 694 ff Lrg I 3 ,ff U ,X an , ,, I Center! T nners -4 L i L ke X Hudson Rd. F-X Q-A i Civ: Battile St. Paul CQQSK I-BI49 Wisconsin .-.- l, APOSTOLIC BIBLE INSTITUTE IZ 5944 Hudson Blvd. N. U St, Paul. Minnesota 55119 I Phone: 739-7686 '-vii! 91 SIIHULAHSHIPS