Asbury Theological Seminary - Seminarian Yearbook (Wilmore, KY)

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BROTHERHOOD MEMBERS Executive: Elmore Clyde, David Hill, Vice-president, Ruth Oman, Sec . -freas., Wayne Woodward, Field Rep- resentafive, Bob Lyon, President. IHY W,,1 W I AT THE PARIS T.B. SANITORIUM QPU

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5,,,,1.,.f se' 'ei'if!l, I abtorb Week after week students go from Asbury Seminary into outlying areas of Kentucky qnd surrounding states, pastoring from one to four churches. Theirs is the diffi- culttask of discharging pastoral obligations in three days and Seminary obligations in the remaining four. Their record, as both pastors and students, is a tribute to the quality ot the training and character of these men . The burdens they bear in so Christ-like a way foretellsagreat ministry as Asbury alumni . 55 Student Pastors Tom Murphy Donald Bastian

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2-0fAe,.A0.,J The Christian Service Brotherhood is astudent organization which seeks places of Christian service throughoutthe surround- ing areas and places students in these opportune places. This year work has been carried on in two jails, two Tuberculosis hospitals, the Greendale reform school, and other places . Many are out regularly under the Brotherhood's program, and many others are used occasionally in special types of partici- pation. The program is based upon our present obligation to serve Christ, and on the premise that we learn best while we actively participate in Christian service. Experience is afford- ed in activities that range from preaching and teaching to sing- ing and testifying. Experience in organizing and leading and co-laboring come as valuable assets to those who take part. Many are converted and encouraged through this ministry which is essentially a sour-winning task. The work lui elf ' REF ORM SCHOOL WORKERS ofthe Brotherhood is one of Asbury's finest ,TTT expression of experiential religion. K .2 1-5 I sg f:??1snFpf?f 4 x JAIL SERVICE LEXINGTON TUBERCULOSIS SANATORIUM pn. - - - - I R 1 I