Asbury Theological Seminary - Seminarian Yearbook (Wilmore, KY)

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Let us now unite those two that have been so long divided — knowledge and vital piety.” —John Wesley. Above: A class in New Testament. Below, left: Dennis Kinlaw working on his B.D. thesis. Below: Comprehensives, Wendell Hyde the victim.

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Lal In various places down through history a true spirituality and a strong intellect have been held to be incompatible. Others have held the two separate in practice though perhaps not in theory. The intellectual man has too often been dead spiritually, the spiritually-interested man too often intellectually weak. As- bury Theological Seminary believes in and carries out a strong program based on the idea that deep and proper piety and the highest intellectual standard are not only capable of being harmonized but must be made inseparable in order to produce a balanced and effective Christian personality. Study and prayer go hand in hand.

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Hn IVE BUTEA This organization provides Seminarians many outlets for service. The types of work are: jail, reformatory, sanitorium, barroom, mission, and street services, and visitation in hospitals and the homes of slum districts. The cabinet, pictured above: Lillian Bloomster, secretary; Clarence Hunter, vice-president; Dr. Wesche, faculty representative; Eldon Fuhrman, presi- dent; David Budensiek, field secretary; Donald Rogers, treasurer, 58 | HP Because of a desire, on the part of many of the students, to learn how better to appreciate classical music and composers, this group was formed this year. About the time of organiza- tion the club received a real boost in the acqui- sition of several hundred high-quality records by the Seminary. Vance Comer is the able presi- dent, under whose leadership there have been many informative and pleasant programs.