Asbury Theological Seminary - Seminarian Yearbook (Wilmore, KY)

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pe aEES «5: ORIENTAL MISSIONARY SOCIETY OFFICE Eugene Erny 17 Oi 16 AMERICAN INDIANS | Samuel Graves, Jr. | 15 A a i SPANISH WORK Harold M. Hilliard INDIA Charles L. Boss Margaret Boss Maxine Finley Leslie Fritzlan Lester Hamilton Meredith Helsby Keith Leach Dale McClain Shot K. Mondol William R. Moon Oscar Rees Karl K. Rice Mr. and Mrs. Sisa Sagar E. A. Seamands John T. Seamands Roland Scott Hendrix Townsley SOUTH AMERICA Dora Bates Donald H. Bowen Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brabon Charles M. Cavit Robert R. Geyer William Gillam James C. Hough Fred B. Maitland PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Dionisio D. Alejandro Romeo Baronia Elmer E. Overmyer ALASKA F. Gene Elliott Frederick P. McGinnis Wilbur W. Stein FORMOSA J. Elmer Kilbourne WEST INDIES Clarence T. Owsley, Jr. LATIN AMERICA Anna Belle Lane Mr. and Mrs. D, Powell Royster Charles Vore PORTUGAL Edwin Lemaster Raymond E. Noah MEXICAN BORDER Devee Brown Albert Steiner OKINAWA Otis W. Bell

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AFRICA Maurice Culver Harrison Davidson Joseph W. Davis William Davis William DeRuiter Kenneth D. Enright Frances Folsom Kenneth E. Harper Virgil Kirkpatrick Alpha J. Miller Grace E. Otto Vivian Otto Alex J. Reed Charles W. Reeve Harold Shingledecker Ovid A. Stine JAPAN Evyn M. Adams Myrtle Anderson Meredith Haines Paul W. Haines Howard Hill Edwin Kilbourne David Kuba Pearl M. Reid Kenichi Tsuchiya KENTUCKY MOUNTAINS Henrietta Griffith Miriam Hotchkiss Joseph H. Lewis CHINA Wan-Yu Chang Paul Feng John Simpson KOREA Charles D. Stokes MEXICO Graciela E. Estrada E. Louise Van Metre HAWAII Mr, an d Mrs. Joseph Dizon Ernest J. Kilbourne GREECE Marcus A. Diavastes Paul J. Pappas MALAYA Louis Dennis EGYPT Lorne Kenney Asbury NATIONAL HOLINESS MISSIONARY ’ ab SOCIETY OFFICE Irmen Tando INDONESIA Fred Woodward isstonary NEW ZEALAND Gordon H. Stanton

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DR. J. C. McPHEETERS vA! Message ae ee Che There are 771 names on the roster of the Asbury Theological Seminary Alumni Associa- tion. Almost 100 of the alumni, 97 to be exact are now heralds of the blessed gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ in the mission fields of the world, The compulsion of the missionary message for the redemption of the peoples who sit in dark- ness, through the power of Christ, has sent grad- uates of the seminary out unto the ends of the earth. They are now preaching and teaching in 23 countries of the world, including the lands of Asia, Africa, North America, Oceania, and South America. A stream of students are now coming to the seminary from other lands who will go back to Os ELEOM preach the gospel to their own people. Places of large responsibility and opportunity await these evangels of the cross, because of their unique fitness in knowledge of their native tongue and understanding of their racial and national problems. Five of the twenty foreign students, representing eleven different countries, graduate this year. We already have applica- tions from five other foreign students for the school year 1952-53. A perennial stream of Spirit-filled mission- aries are are on the march from the campus of Asbury Theological Seminary to carry the glo- rious gospel message that the lands which now sit in darkness may see a great light, that the oppressed may be liberated, and that the lost may be saved unto an uttermost salvation. SA CHP ae ee ee eee