Baptist Bible College - Tower Yearbook (Clarks Summit, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1956 volume:

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GROMACKI Photography Editor THE l956 SEMINARION STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF LITERARY EDITOR Feature Writers Alumni Supplement Typists BUSINESS MANAGER Treasurer Circulation Manager CHURCH DIRECTORY EDITOR Art Staff, Manager Assistants PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Assistant FACULTY ADVISERS Lolo ml. L Donald A. Messenger Norman E. Hoag Yvonne Strong Malcolm Huston Milton Hammond Eugene Ditlevson Lois Kline Dorothy Pace Donna Ahlgrim JoAnne Scott Jurrena Transue W. Bruce Armstrong Willard Benedict Richard Gelina Wendell W. Kempton John Lee Emma Lou Smyers Patricia Holmes Jesse Eaton Robert G. Gromacki Friedhelm Loescher Barbara L. Andersen Mead C. Armstrong published by LLIECG niles 8. phipps x I . '. A- 1 'Siva x. . ' .. . , JI, 6204, I it-B Sv ., , A171 L 'Q 2 ICG' f fr 1 x. 4 N 4 v a v uf! 4' 1 D s f 1 S e f E1 . fuk 'ff J Jw: 55 :5 SL , -3 gf- , S' N f in J, .Tm H.- ,wl N : li f- - 1. 5 4, vt T MJ ,ffl :seg + viii X II W - 1 Qefhf 7 'lax I Q I Y Sl .Q T HOLY BIBLE I TITUS 1 9 li-.-GE WM TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION 6 ADMINISTRATION 8 STUDENTS 22 SERVICE 70 ACTIVITIES 84 CHURCH DIRECTORY 95 Qedbahbn The acme of achievement in the Christian life is humility. Only by crucifixion of the carnal nature can we see reflected the Divine character of our Lord Jesus Christ in our lives. Humility, then, demands obedience, death to self, death to sing a life wholly dedicated to Christ. This is the most difficult of all spiritual lessons. As we reflect upon the character of the one to whom this book is dedicated, we are mindful of her devotion to the Lord, her quiet, gentle spirit, and observe in her a life lived for and through Him. Many are the lessons she has taught concerning the practical aspects of Christian education, but her finest contribution has been a life personifying those lessons. With deep appreciation of her humility, sweetness, and devotion to our Lord and to us, we sincerely and respectfully dedicate this book to Miss Ruth C. Haycock. A Luke 14:11b . . . and he that humbleth himself shall be exalted. 077135 ffzfffi Myra: gf x -Lx: W W 5'iL, 5 - ,wi n N , W N i ! - v 3 ' , .,. . if g I - l.f 4 A ,. CM, -5 , '. . 'g 55' g i ,Iggy U 4 e'i-'51 at 'fi ,, ras f ,R TRUSTING . FCDR GUIDANCE zwff 91211212 ffm... ' ,asain 32-5 ADMINISTRATICN Q75 fyaexfkkfzf 3' Qiiessage -- Faith has no strength or virtue in itself. It is effective only in proportion to the worthiness of its object. This is revealed concerning salvation which is by faith, in such Scriptures: Look unto me and be ye saved . . . flsa. 45:225: To him that worketh not but believeth on him that justifieth the ungodly, his faith is counted for righteousness CRom. 4:55, He that believeth on the Son hath everlasting life fJohn 3:365. It is evident that I-Ie saves, not faith. There are two common errors concerning this simple fact that expose man to misery and to Hell. The first presents a false object and the believe is occupied with another Jesus , or with Mary and the saints, or with prayer, charity, or the golden rule. None of these have power to save, and faith , resting in them becomes a false refuge, an utter delusion. The second error occupies the believer with faith itself, not with Christ as the object of faith. Sich souls are distraught by the constant fear that their faith is not the right kind, or that it is not great enough or strong enough. Such a viewpoint is actually ego-centric, not Christo-centric, and will certainly destroy the one who thus trusts faith, not Christ. Faith, delicate and invisible, obscures itself and magnifies the Lord. As faith rests in the Lord Jesus Christ the believer is not conscious of, nor occupied with, his faith, but with the One Whom he is trusting. Through the Word of God we are made aware of His sufficiency, His faithfulness, His love, and thus we cast ourselves upon Him in our need. Peace with God through faith C'Therefore being justified byfaith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ. Rom. 5:15 should be followed by the peace of God through faith f And the peace of God, which passeth all understanding, shall keep your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus. Phil. 4:75 Again, in this, Christ must be the all sufficient object of simple trust: Consider Him . . . lest ye be wearied and faint in your minds fHeb. 12:35, Be careful for nothing . . . let your requests be made known unto God CPhi1. 4:65g O taste and see that the Lord is goody Blessed is the man that trusteth in Him CPsa. 34:85. ffflftjdafefif ? G v U 'E . : .Mgr Q -T f--.' ,mo ., 5. pm a I3 'f ,ply ,null , ,,1,- , 'V ,J ,xx 1124 1 . ,,H,., , .4:,.-, H H 1 . Kam Y DEANS The Promise found both in I Corinthians 1:8 and Philippians 1:6 causes one to wonder, but also brings much comfort. In the day when the Lord Jesus Christ returns, that work which He has been seeking to accomplish in us and with which we so often interfere, will truly be com- pleted. Then He will present us free from reproach before His Father. How glorious the prospect! 251,75 .f2wWz, DEAN OF WOMEN The grace of God continues to constitute the sole basis of our gratitude for daily privileges in our teaching ministry at Baptist Bible Seminary. Provision for our needs has been proven available and appropriated accordingto our faith. In anti- cipation of the imminent return of our Lord Jesus Christ, we are daily conscious of our dependence upon the Holy Spirit for guidance and cleansing that we may not be ashamed before Him at His DEAN OF THE FACULTY coming fl John 2:28J. The logical challenge of having received sal- vation as a gift from our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ is Paul' s, Ibeseech you therefore, breth- ren, by the mercies of God, that you present your bodies a living sacrifice, holy, acceptable unto God, which is your reasonable service CRom. 12: lj. Certainly we can think of nothing more rea- sonable and logical thanthat we .should give our- selves so whole-heartedly and bodily toHim who has done for us what no man could accomplish. 'I'his is the practical Christian challenge of faith. 714 W4 DEAN or MEN DMINISTR TI 'CTP Registrar, Rev. Mead C. Armstrong, President, Dr. Paul R. Jackson, Dean, Dr John R. Dunkin, Vice-President, Dr. Kenneth R. Kinney, Treasurer, Mr. Russell Phelps Except the Lord build the house, they labour in vain that build it. Ps . 127: 1 . To the administration is committed the responsibility of implementing the policies which have been established for our school. They must make the decisions which keep the program moving smoothly and efficiently day by day. In them are correlated the various services necessary for the effective function- ing of a school family of more than four hundred members. They render an essential service to the students, the faculty, the trustees, and the churches and pastors. These men devoted to the service of the Lord, ministering in and through the Seminary, will appreciate the prayer support of every friend of Baptist Bible Seminary. Pray that they may exalt the Master and bring a maximum of blessing to their fellow Christians. For other foundation can no man lay than that is laid, which is Jesus Christ. For we are labourers together with God . . . therefore . . . let every man take heed how he buildeth thereupon. ACULTY BARBARA ANDERSEN English Composition, English Literature, Advanced Composi- tion, American Literature, The Bible as Literature, Introduction to Literature f - ,. MF' - -.1-A , . fi :rsf!?1 ,' -f -V . 55-iii :J I . I.: E sf ' 'lfiiiaijm H. , ? .Ujv :WK!f,:w,g:g ,j LA '.- api? -A I ze. A .54 X tm 'f 1' ., ,j1,..' P r JOHN R. DUNKIN Systematic Theology MEAD C. ARMSTRONG Elemental Theology ERVIN D. ELLISON New Testament Studies, General Epistles, Christian Education Survey, Homiletics W. WALKER BARNDOLLAR Hermeneutics, Major Prophets, Matthew, Pauline Epistles, Old Testament Studies ELIZABETH FLETCHER Biblical Introduction, General Missions, Baptist Mis si on s , Missions Seminar, Missionary Ethics, Women' s Homiletics WILLIAM R. FOSTER Sociology, Major P r oph et s , Theological T h e si s, Hebrew, Ancient History RUTH C. HAYCOCK P s y c h ol o gy , Developmental Psychology, Youth and Adults, Christian Education for Adults, Audio-Visual Education, Prac- tice Teaching PAUL R. JACKSON O r i ent ation, Baptist Polity, Advanced Homiletics, Pastoral Theology JOSEPH E. VALASTAK Greek I, II, IH ACULTY GORDON R. LEWIS Biblical Criticism, Philosophy, Apologetics, Non- Christian Re- ligions HAZEL VIBBARD Orientation N f J MIRIAM WAGGONER Librarian ARTHUR B. SCOTT Chorus, Music Fundamentals, Sight-Reading, Conducting, Pri- vate Lessons WILLIS W. VIRTUE Bible Survey, Pastoral Psycho- logy HOWARD WASHBURN Modern European History, European History, Baptist History, Church History FACULTY CANDIDS X Y 9 'Q' ' ASSOCIATE FACULTY: Raymond Decker, Lawrence Nielsen, Jacqueline Armstrong, Jane Aspinwall, Willis Hull, Kenneth Brown .N-F' 6- LIBRARY STAFF: Student Assistants, Carol Seidelman, Carolyn Sherry, Daniel Buckley Knot picturedlg Assistant Librarian, Betty Jones, Librarian, Miriam Waggoner EVENIN SC 00 Seated: Mead Armstrong, Joseph Valastak Standing: William Foster, W. W. Barndollar Mrs Stephen Green Willis Virtue, Howard Washburn The Seminary conducts an evening school each Mon- day evening while Seminary is in session to provide Bible School teachers with the most essential methods and materials. Students' wives and others, unable to avail themselves of the day school schedule, thus have opportunity to improve their service for the Lord. It is staffed by six of the Seminary faculty and has sixty students enrolled. Upon completing four years of the required courses, the student receives the stand- ard diploma of the Evangelical Teacher Training Asso- ciation. 18 OFFICE STAFF: Mildred Patton, Joan Nielsen, Alice Bennett, Esther Jane Davies, Marjorie Messenger, Dorothy Tate Knot picturedj -11 -ei- 2 X I ' I f li- 4 X 'D 51 1 KITCHEN STAFF: Mr. Edwin Thompson, Mrs. Lena Bobbett, Mrs. Gertrude Oakes DQRMIT RIE UPER SPRINGSTEED HALL MRS. RICHARD MURPHY SHAFFER HALL HUDSON STREET APARTMENTS 20 A ARTMENTS SOR 1 ., , Y' E Fif' 'W f ' ' lf' P'1SH1m.M K7 1 R ,, 'E . Q-, , :W .man , RN 1 , ,, s , 'i A i . '.'-f'-: 'Ff '..Q f?3?E'i .Q.' 1 1 ., 1 'FW 24 in 1 'm ' ' , ' P i f ia-T 1 ,S A , i, fm '-135 5 ,- A -Q ,tg f 4 hi I: -.JM 45:5 ' Mil 1 w 1'-- -'f ' V '.yz1,..m:. YY THOMSON HALL MISS JANE ASPINWALL MR. ARTHUR B. SCOTT 15' CROCKER AVENUE APARTMENTS 21 TRUSTING . . . FDR s. UNDERSTANDING E922 cific! WW flee unhzxfanhhy. .. 7 5151001505 ZZJZ sTuDENTs P President, Robert Gromackig Vice-President, Jean Fisher: Secretary, Yvonne Strong: Treasurer, Norman Hoag S IRS CLASS VERSE: Forasmuch as ye know that ye were not redeemed with corruptible things, as silver and gold, from your vain con- versation received by tradition from your fathers: But with the precious blood of Christ, as of a lamb without blemish and without spot. I Peter 1:18, 19 CLASS MOTTO: That I might know Him CLASS COLORS: Silver and Scarlet CLASS FLOWER: Rose of Sharon CLASS SONG: I Know That My Redeemer Liveth Gary, Indiana is the will 0 GEORGE H. AHLGRIM Five Year I Tim. 6:12 Fight the good fight of faith, lay hold al life, whereunto thou art also called, and rofession before many wit- BRUCE ARMSTRONG Johnson City, N. Y. Five Year 've thanks: for this ou. thing gi oncerning y I Thess. 5:18 In every ' f God in Christ Jesus c on etern hast professed a good p nesses. Rochester, N. Y. GEORGE R. BAILEY l Five Year II Tim.4:2 Preach the word: be instantln season, out of seasong reprove, rebuke, exhort with all long- suffering and doctrine. Belleville, Mich. STANLEY N. BALLARD Five Year Rom. 3:24 Being justified freely by his grace through the redemption that is in Christ Jesus. BERNA w RD BANCROFT Fletcher, Ohio Four Year Phi1.4'4 . Rejoice in the Lord alwayz and again I KENNETH BROWN say, Rejoice. U1 Five Y ster, Pa. ear Amos 7:14,15 . . . Iwas noprophet, neith Ia prophet's song but Iwas erer of syc er was anherdman an - amore fruit: . . . 0 unto me, Go. , d agath and the L rd said N , MARY LOU BROWNELL Rochester, N.Y. ' A 'M Five Year I Cor.15:58 . . . be ye steadfast, unmoveable, FRN B I YAN Five Year Johnson City' N'Y' always abounding in the work of the Lord, foras- much as ye know that your labor is not in vain in Psa 37,5 ucommit thy Way unto the Lord, trust the Lord' H also in himg and he shall bring it to pass. ' r MARJORIE MARIE COBB I-Iermon, N. Y. Three Year Col.1:18c . . . that in all things he might have ' ce. VI the preemmen JANET L. COMEAU West Roxbury, Mass. Three Year amed of the gospel of tion to Rom.l:16 For I am not ash Christ: for it is the power of God unto salva every one that believethg to the Jew first, and also to the Greek. I RALPH L. CRISPELL Slaterville Springs, N.Y. Three Year Y' II Cor.5:15 . . . he died for all, that they which live should not henceforth-live unto themselves, but unto him which died for them, and rose again. EUNICE CRANDALL Four Year works of righteousness which we ' mercyhe saved us, ' of the 5 Not by ding to his d renewing Titus 3: have done, but accor by the washing of regeneration, an Holy Ghost. HARRY E ,- R ' Bw! V. -i . Doon Hornell, N. Y. Three Year Phi1.1:21 For to me to live is cm-ist, and to die SPURLEY ANN EDD? Y Warsaw' N'Y' is gain. ' our ear Phi1.1-6 FRANCE S E LY Springville, Pa. Three Year Josh. 1:9 Have not I commanded thee? Be strong and of a good courageg be not afraid, neither be thou dismayedg for the Lord thy God is with thee withersoever thou goest. . Being confident of this very thing, that he which hathbegun agood workin you willperform it mitil the day of Jesus Christ. DALE E. FISHER Dayton, Ohio Five Year Rom.5-8 . But God commendeth his love toward us, in that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us. , .. I N JEAN FISHER Dayton, Ohio Four Year fill you with all in Rom. 15:13 Now the God of hope joy and peace in believing, that ye may abound hope, through the power of the Holy Ghost. if NORENE FRANKLIN Buffalo, N. Y. Four Year f Galilee, why stand ye which is Acts 1:11 . . . Ye men o gazing up into heaven? This same Jesus, taken up from you into heaven, shall so come in like have seen him go into heaven. III anner as ye Montrose, Pa. RNARD GRAHAM FiV6 Year e I BE I l 'And let the peace of God rule . . . do I exercise myself, to ffence toward Col. 3:15 ' And herein ' void of o ESTHER GARLICK Cleveland, N.Y. Three Year Acts 24:16 n al II Tim. 1:12b . . . forlknow whomlhave believed, G36 m:?::,:rg:,1:,???ce suaded that he is able to keep that which ' :rm against that day. and am per I have committed unto 1 ROBERT GROMACKI Erie, Pa. Five Year RICE HALL II Cor. 8:9 For ye know the grace .of our Lord Jesus Christ, that, though he was rich, yet for your sakes he became poor, that ye th poverty might be rich. Washington, D. C Five Year rough his Psa. 119:89, 140, 160 fA.S.V.J Forever, OJehovah, thy word is settled in heaven. Thy word is very pure. The sum of thy word is truth. JEANNE HAMILTON Rochester, N. Y. Four Year Isa. 40-10 . Behold, the Lord God will come with strong hand, and his arm shall rule f ' his reward is with h' NORMAN HOAG Johnson City, N. Y. F' Y or him: behold, we ear lm' and his work before hmhn John 15:15 Ye have not chosen me, but I have chosen you, and ordained you, that ye should go and bring forth fruit, and that your fruit remain. should -Ln Muscatine, Iowa VERA L. IVEY Four Year ambassadors for Now then we are h ou by us: we II Cor. 5:20 Christ, as though God did beseec y pray you in Christ' s stead, be ye reconciled to God. ' Sand Creek, Mich. HELEN JONES Three Year Rom. 5:11 But we also joy in God through our Lord Jesus Christ, by whom we have now received the atonement. -v -if . , ,Y --Mk, Kane, Pa. EVELYN KAI-ILE Four Year 34'4 I soug d he heard me, and 1 my trouble. Psa. . delivered me from al ht the Lord, an CAROL KISSINGER Cedarville, Ohio Four Year Isa. 41:10 Fear thou not: for I am with thee: be - I am thy God: I will strengthen '11 uphold thee not dismayed. for I will help thee: yea, I W1 ' hteousness. theeg yea, with the right hand of my rig ROBE RT KISSINGER Fredericksburg, Pa. Five Year Isa. 27:4 Trustye in the Lord for ever: for in the Lord Jehovah is everlasting strength. LOIS KLINE Kingston, Pa Four Year Isa.40:31 But they that renew their wait upon the Lord shall strengthg they shall mount up with wings as eaglesg they shall run, and not be wearyg and they shall walk, a.nd not faint. JOHN LEE Bellwood, Pa.. Five Year II Cor. 3:5 Not t that we are sufficient of 0 think anything as of ours is of God. RUTH LeROSE Moonachie, N. J. ourselves Four Yea, elvesg but our sufficiency Rom.8:28 And we know that all things wo gether for good to them that l are the called rk to- ove God, to them who according to his purpose. N- Oxford, Mich. NANCY LEWIS Three Year H. VIRGINIA LeSUER Detroit, Mich. II Tim. 1:9 Who hath saved us, and called us with Four Year an holy calling, not according to our works, but according to his own purpose and grace, which was 2'2 For I determined not to know anything given us in Christ Jesus before the world began. s Christ, and him crucified. I Cor. . u save Jesu among yo , DONALD A. MESSENGER Ithaca, N. Y. Five Year THOMAS MANLEY Five Year No' Merrick' N' Y' I Cor. 9:16 For thoughl preach the gospel, I have nothing to glory of: for necessity is laid upon me d God yea., woe is unto me, if I preach not the gospel! I 10 Herein is love, not that we love d sent his Son to be the p I John 4: but that he loved us, an ur sins. pit iation for o 1'0- DOL0 RES MEYERS Hempstead, N. Y. Three Year Eph. 3'17 . -19 That ye.. .may be able. . .to know the love of Christ, which passeth knowledge, that ye may be filled with all the fulness of God. 1 L- BARBARA MOHAN Flint, Mich F0111 Year C01.1:10 Th at ye might walk worthy of the unto all pleasing, being fruitful' and increasing in th Lord in every good work, e knowledge of God. OORE Binghamton, N. Y. Five Year Phil 4 13 I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me. THO MAS MOORE Windsor, N. Y. Five Year Rom. 8:29 For whom he did foreknow, he predestinate to be conformedt ' that he mightbe t ' also did o the image of his Son, he firstborn among many brethren . THEODORE MORTER Johnson City, N. Y. Five Year rth the word of lifeg that I that I have not Phil. 2:16 Holding fo may rejoice in the day of Christ, run in vain, neither laboured in vain. Cleveland, Ohio PATRICIA O' NEIL Three Year 1 9 Thou whoml have takenfrom the ends of d thee from the chief men there- servantg I have Wash. Isa.4 : the earth, a.nd calle id unto thee, Thou art my t thee away. of, a.nd sa chosen thee, a.nd not cas AWRENCE Four r myselfg ,-Z FRED PATTON Windsor, Five Year John 4:34 My meat is t sent me ' o do the will of him and to fmish his work. JUDSON POOLE Endicott, N. Y. Three Year Ga.1.6:14 But God forbid that I should glory, save in the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ by whom the V world is crucified unto me, and I unto the W0r1d. N.Y. that JOYCE PETERSON Lockport, N.Y Four Year Phil. 3:10 That I ma his resu y know him, and the power of rrection, and the fellowship of his suffer- ings, being made conformable unto his death. EDWARD ROBERTS Noblesville, Ind. Five Year Psa. 37-23 . The steps of a. good man are ordered by the Lord: and he delighteth in his way. CAROL JUNE SEIDELMAN Tacoma, Wash. Four Year rd with all thine heartg In all Prov. 3:5, 6 Trust in the Lo and lean not unto thine ovsm understanding. thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy ilkes-Barre, Pa. W EUGENE SETZER Five Year John 14:27 Peace I leave with you, my peacel give unto you: not as the world giveth, give I unto you. Let not your heart be troubled, neither let it be afraid. paths. QQ. PATRICIA ANN SLAUGHENHAUPT Eden, N. Y. Three Year Isa 26:3 Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace, stayed on thee: because he trusteth GORDON S. SIEFKA Jackson, Mich. , Five Year whose mind is in thee. I Tim. 4:8 . . . but godliness is profitable unto s having promise of the life that now is, ' ome. all thing , and of that which 15 to c 1,52 We TANYA STAHL Br0Oklyn, N. Y. Three Year I Sam. 12:24 Only fear the Lord, and serve Him YVONNE STRONG P3-inesvilley 0hi0 in truth with all your heart: for consider how great F01-11' Yea-1' things he hath done for you. R0m.11:33 0 the depth of the riches both of the wisdom and knowledge of God! how unsearchable are his judgments, and his ways past finding out! JURRENA TRANSUE Binghamton, N. Y. Four Year Isa. 30:15b . . . in quietness and in confidence LILLIAN UNDERWOOD I-11519, N- Y- shall be your strength. Three Year Psa.. 138-8 . The Lord will perfect that which con- cerneth me: Thy mercy, O Lord, endureth forever Merchantville, N. J. ANNA UNROE Four Year expectation my earnest ashamed, Phil. 1:20 According to and my hope, that in nothing I shall be but with all boldness, as always, now also Christ shall be magnified in my body, whether by life, or by death. P A, PETER VAN OSTENBRIDGE Pine Valley, N. Y. Three Year Nahum 1:7 The Lord is good, a strong hold in the day of troubleg a.nd he knoweth them that trust in him. Buffalo, N. Y DONALD WESI' Five Year his unspeak Thanks be unto God for JOYCE VILE Hempstead, N. Y. II Cor' 9:15 Three Year able gift. ll Psa. 32:8 I willinstruct thee and teach thee inthe way which thou shalt go: I will guide thee with mine eye. W 1 MERLE WHITBECK Archbald, Pa. Three Year Gal . 2:20a l am crucified EDWARD YOUNG Woodlyn, Pa. ' Three Year II Cor. 5:17 Therefore he is a ne , if any man be in Christ, w creature: old things are passed away, behold, all things are become new. with Christ. JOHN ARTHUR L. WILLIAMS Springfield, Mass Five Year Col. 3:17 And whatsoever ye do in word or deed, do all in the name oi the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God and the Father by him. MAXWELL Brooklyn, N. Y. Three Year Picture in Juni or Section : ? 1 ' HM 'W W?Y lQ1l Wi2EEQT3 WM dw JIRAW7MU u2fwQ-if W v i1uM 'N: Hu' ' 1wi'1N1Q? f!1 w'U11llu.'W3','1!W!..,q.N Nl I .P W M w W l , MW Wu 'G 9 MMF! N Nw! X 'N My W XX if ww M I! N, ,xww f?:V w ' W , , ,V 1, J U .1 , L M ,X T Senior Candid MM 1 ,!UMJ . xfx S I ,gil 'aw l ...QL Treasurer, Benjamin McGrewg President, Wendell Kemptong Vice-President, Ruth Bates, Secretary, Mary Lou Beikert JU RS CLASS VERSE: CLASS MOTTO: CLASS COLORS: CLASS FLOWER: CLASS SONG: For our conversation is in heaven, from whence also we look for the Saviour, the Lord Jesus Christ: Who shall change our vile body, that it may be fashioned like unto his glorious body, according to the working whereby he is able even to subdue all things unto himself. Philippians 3:20, 21 Working and Watching Green and Gold White Rose Some Golden Daybreak QP? DONNA AHLGRIM HAROLD ALBERT JOSEPH BARBER ROBERT BARRETT RUTH BATES JOAN BAUER MARY LOU BEIKERT ROBERT BEIKERT LEONARD BRANDT JOSEPH BUCK LOUIS BUYTENDORP RUSSELL CARNAGEY RICHARD COSTON KEITH DAMON EUGENE DITLEVSON THEODORE DORMEYER GERALDINE DUBREE HARRIET DUNN LEE EAKES DONALD EVANS W- VIRGINIA FARR VIRGINIA FISH ALICE GAHRING ONIAL GARROUTTE --.tj 'ELL if ROSEMARIE GORZE JAMES GRIER JEAN Gunrrn ROBERT GUNDRY MARGARET HENNIGH CLAIRE HENRY ROBERT KEATING RALPH KEMMERER DUANE KING JOANNE KUHN MARILYN MacEACHERN RALPH MANTZ 71- T QTIETTI ' ':'1, L., L :gwfi -'Z-5' E '1 L' A -exa- W m 'f f 'Qi :V - . ' ' A 4:5 44 Al' as , JOHN MAXWELL NANCY McELWEE BENJAMIN MCGREW JOYCE McNAMEE DE LBERT NORDSTROM Ll-f v l , i4gi i 4 all , A 1, A L , , W. . J : I . 51 l x . -:vw ,iw ,, 'EN S- ' V A ,TVX KATHLEEN RIDALL DONALD SLAUGHENHA UPT WALTER TARBOX JACK WERKEMA 1 . 1 l WA. , ALBERTA POWELL MAURICE OAKES ROSEMARY PLESSINGER GRACE RIPLEY 4 JOANNE SCOTT CAROLYN SHERRY GORDON SHIPP LAURENCE SMITH MARY STEELE .f.. LUCILLE THOMPSON CLIFFORD WALLACE VERA WEBER JANET WHITBECK NANCY WILCOX JOANN WOODARD WILLIAM WOODWARD ROBERT WRIGHT ETHEL YOCKEY DANIEL ZEHNAL Not Pictured WENDELL KEMPTON ,in ,am ' f 94 5 4L1Q-Q: ' 'Ai' Jw xf? c ff ,. 21 Junior Candid gf' ,A V n' 5 - ' 1 g ei 1 .b 1: Nfslf 3 , I. . ,, L m 'J YW 5 , ,.,. x ' in ' '-f :- -5, . , Tr ' - ,ie X ' A -1 L:x5 p. -,- 4 ,- ,f N7 'Y' ,A vfpzf- 'Ll,,' 47 ' A 5-Xe. gg ?E? QiQ:a:a::,,..,L- , Z Y 4 Q- , BAP ij' :Lf A to ,,,., in HSI x, , x Vice-President, Richard Gelinag Treasurer, Richard Nelson: President, Henry Prauseg Secretary, Norton Stokes IDDLERS CLASS VERSE: I press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus. Philippians 3:14 CLASS MOTTO: 'N0t Somehow, but Triumphantly. CLASS COLORS: Blue and Gold CLASS FLOWER: Lily of the Valley CLASS SONG: With Eternity' s Values in View S2 LAWRENCE ARMSTRONG km RAYMOND DE CKER FAY HAMILTON ii 1' ROBERT LUSK l 15 5 JACK BEUKEMA EUGENE CHANDLER RICHARD CHARLES au- STEPHEN DEPUE RICHARD ENGLE RICHARD GELINA ' vu MALCOLM HUSTON LEE KANTENWEIN PAUL KINSEY K 51 VL ff ROBERT MOSELEY RICHARD NELSON HENRY PRAUSE DONALD SAWTELLE NORTON STOKES FLOYD WASHBURN , eg. - ?: .. -J J L. I - E T A U . L tx- HERBERT TALEN Not Pictured STANLEY BURKETT WILLIAM ORCUTT FREDERICK REVETTE HOPE TALEN W , Middler Candid UM Mug H MM um www H4 MN N 1 J 1 N WW I ww 1 ,WM ' N! Wi 'a Treasurer, Robert Newmang Secretary, Loretta Strockg Vice- President, Wilma Childsg President, Richard Cughan SOPHOMORES CLASS VERSE: CLASS MOTTO: CLASS COLORS: CLASS FLOWER: CLASS SONG: CLASS CHORUS: Looking unto Jesus the author and finisher of our faithg who for thejoy that was set before him endured the cross, despising the shame, and is set down at the right hand of the throne of God. Hebrews 12:2 Jesus, Others, Yourself Green and White Red Rose There is Joy in Serving Jesus To Be Like Jesus CARL ABBOTT RAMON BAKER ELBERTA BARBERI WILLARD BENEDICT NANCY BRIETSKE BETTY BRIGGS DANIEL BUCKLEY BARBARA CI-IAPPELL WILMA CHILDS JEAN COLLIER RICHARD CUGI-IAN DORIS DALTON TW' ':i ': ':?'ffY2f: 9 :.,:w.:: :H ,:s C:aa 'Eames J. , Q If . ' NH w-W 'ff' . , , ,,,,,, , :.... Q .,.. ....5EE,, N .,:: H m M . - lf 'E . . . ' k 1- -- 1 1i 'iR, ,. 7 ,:f?f ':'f-,.-- :I - .:- '- 'za' s gmig. A fn MARIE DAMBOUSKY JOHN DAVISON THOMAS DEAL ELIZABETH BECK I I RAYMOND coLAs JOSEPH DALTON BRUCE DE MAREST GERALD DOOLEY ANITA DURTSCHE JESSE EATON ROGER ELLSWORTH f . I I ' I MARILYN FURMAN JEANETTE GELLART WAYNE GIBBS JAMES GILBERT ELLEN GLANVILLE PHILIP HAMILTON MILTON HAMMOND LAVERN HAYDEN t ,. Q, Luliamr' PATRICIA HOLMES CAROLYN KING DEAN LaFORCE BARBARA LAIN CHARLES LESTER FRIEDHELM LOESCHER JEANNINE MARCY MARVIN MAXSON Am 6, ROBERT McCULLOUGH EVELYNE METZLER HAROLD MILLER DOROTHY PACE LENA PEIO DONN PFAFF JEAN PORRITT ROBERT RAYMOND ARWYN REISH Ea WILLIAM ROBBINS HAROLD SCHRACK NANCY SMITH LORETTA STROCK RICHARD SWANSON FLOYD TATE L ROBERT NEWMAN RONALD PITCHER AMELIA RIDALL EMMA LOU SMYERS RICHARD TEACHOUT X25 DAVID TITUS HYMAN VANN JOYCE WARD LOIS WATKINS M2 LaVERNE WEBER ALLAN WEISE HAZEL WILLIS CAROLYN WOOD ROGER WOOD l '-z J Sophomore andid - 3-f . Y - gli! X 7.5 F! ga 'Xa ': ,Vl'-1 - , . norm , h , V- 3 1 , ', ,U ' , 'N T ' f., ' lr' . SV , f S' X ' ' A . v 'rf' - 'iw mum F 4' ,V U ' .- guns ,-- 1 ' 'f I Y. 1 ,, -1, . .- - L' u 71 ' 'HE 'Wir lf 1,55 oaohfg vi .-. 1 5 fi, , gx LV .. - f ,517 ' '- 'Tig , ' 1, ff . ' 4 ff -. .- ,I Q ' 1 ,. fl ,1 H- , ' F F , , -, A-cm -,N , . ' ,D..' K, - R Zfilf . 1 7 Y ,. ,. 'A v, '51i'B 2 ' fi Wa 4. fc ',..-rw' m ' V President, Ronald Cramer, Secretary, Carol Rohloffg Vice-President, Mary Webb Treasurer, Robert Webb FRE HM N CLASS VERSE: That ye might Walk worthy of the Lord unto all pleas- ing, beingfruitful in every good work, and increasing in the knowledge of God. Colossians 1:10 CLASS MOTTO: Learning to Lean on Christ CLASS COLORS: Blue and Gold CLASS FLOWER: Lily BRUCE ALCORN MARY ALCORN ,N X BEULAH BARNARD LORRAINE BELL . 1 I SHIRLEY BOOCKS PATRICIA BRANNEN WALLACE BURNETT BEVERLY BUSH RALPH CAVANAUGH RICHARD CHRISTEN X, xnxx 'fEi'mENcE ARMSTRONG FRANCES BALDWIN JAMES BELT DAVID BLAKE FLOYD BENNETT JOYCE BROWN RUDY CAREY RICHARD CASAGRANDE f -Q.-ff' T DAVID CLARK JOAN CLARK MARY ANN CLARK RICHARD COLE GWENDOLYN COOPER LARRY COOPER '51--..' RONALD CRAMER BEVERLY CROOP WENDELL CULBERSON DOROTHY DEPUE DOROTHY DORRIS BETTY DOTY NELLIE DOTY CAROLYN EDWARDS ,QQ-xi ww--7 MARCENE EDWARDS LARRY ENGLE BARBARA FISHER ALYCE FITCH JEANNE FRIBERG RICHARD FRIBERG AUDRY GARDNER JOHN GARNER , J E! f ? 'fi :gs-5' in Q F?- ROBERT GARNHAM ROBERT GREAVES STANLEY GUNDRY BETTY ANN HAFF a ha-4 RUTH HARVEY GLADYS HAWIQNS LILYAN HESS RACHEL HOLLAND VERNA HOLLENBECK BEVERLY HOUSE MARIE INSINGA DONN JACKSON MARIE JACOBS ROBERT KELLY OZELL LANGFORD CHARLES LIGHTWEIS RUSSELL LOCKWOOD ARLENE LYON JAMES MAJOR RAYMOND MARCHAND RONALD MAYBURY BARBARA MESLEY gr, EMILY MONELL ' -K X. PAGGY PARK RUTH PHILLIPS ,Lf RONALD MCLUCAS BUSTER MCPHEETERS BUEL MEADOWS DOROTHY MEYERS ROBERT MITCHELL CAROLYN MOHAN LILLIAN MORSE MURRAY MURDOCH WILLIAM NORTHWOOD I MARY PARIQIR GRETA PATTON ELLEN PECK THOMAS RITCHEY CAROL ROHLOFF RONALD ROOT MERLIN SCH ULTZ DOROTHY SHERWOOD BRUCE STEWART Q.. BEVERLY WALTER . , , MARY WEBB WILLARD SCHULTZ MARYANNE SECRESI' ROBERT SHELTON 6 ' PHILLIP SIMON DAVID STANTON FAY STEWART '?f'r1-H GERALD STROPE CHARLES TILTON SHIRLEY TREFSGER 52. ,N U ,. W f!f3f'W ff9 4- A , :gi-gmqylflv f 1 mg, 'W .Xf vi'-. '. 'E+ I f T DORIS WARD NOLA WASSON WILLIAM WASSON K' A J.. . L ROBERT WEBB GLENN WECKEL FRANCAIS WEDDLE GERALDINE WELCH WILLIAM WHEELER HORACE WILLIAMS LORA WILLIS ROBERT WILLIS DOUGLAS WOOLSEY ,N H ww 1 Y? i , i 'I n WWII I '- 'J xii., LOIS WILLIAMS Not Pictured ALBERT ANDERSON JOHN HUGHES BRUCE MANLEY ,WN , u ,H ,Vu f- , , , Jn. ' 4 , ,,... ,ei n xlgd, Freshman andid 'QV xdr v. W A st: + 1 4 i A ff Ls 3 13: s ' e TX i I, 1- kg M KA V 'KH I'-4 YQ Er' N x X' v L 'iq' -. ', . A f- ' XX N . , Ni :ffl ' 5 nf ' Yw 'f . A ' Q-r ' . -f 1 ..-3 if 'ff 1 ' Q xr D 1 X , ,.,',xJx , 'H - . ' K if , ,. -.- , .A ' 0 5 ' V' A -,, K 1' f A fd 5 . W -V ' U. A 6 ' 3 L: 7 - ', A 'wg' ' -4' Q, . -F ' ' 3 ' ,Q ' i. gil' Y , A x 4-1' ,Y ., in-QIQ , , 'val-Z M :z,,,j,,- ' Y lg jg . -.. V X XX V -. -1, ,gn H.- I in W . .X I V : ' ' , . 1 f- -,,1V . M-s .:, .H 5 V . ' 4'9?'?' ' , '!'.7'.j :MIL ' ' 'inf' ,.- ' ' 65 'E-' SPECIAL STUDENTS E - -sri' in Z .JJ - I ,Q - i ,fl f,-, 1 I , aff! JL' 5 l ik, Q ,rf 1? Q 1 . . i VU' f r. ' 'A . w , ,,.N LU NURSES 66 ws' fr - 9 5. f ff if HONOR SOCIETY -- ALPHA GAMMA EPSILON iAlh,4 Midi EF r-' r' N x B1 55? l551'l11xIA:?V ?'54: 1 6,55 WL'm,:.f,6 :X Q 5.1.3, - A X X gf! va E5 My 5, W 'E fb wg-.25 1 ' Zggffq 55 -J O H N SOM CIT' XIFIW ND X6 lp: ig, YWI E24 NY W J fi' f F 1 I if Stud nt 68 my .,,...:.., - :L ,A , 1 . 9 'v ? -I ,. th, andid ,..,.f TRUSTING FOR O O INCREASE 'gal WW!! lie fkzcwmxe. 7 Qvzzkzfizizfzx 3-7 SERVICE Practical Work Department Fill The Department of Practical Work is an inte- gral and vital part of the Seminary program. Its functional purpose is the utilization of classroom knowledge for Christian ministry. The con- scious, direct efforts of students in action result in regenerate soulsg furthermore, such efforts reciprocate in benefits of invaluable training, added strength, and spiritual intensity. The following pages vividly demonstrate the prayerful vitality and extensive influence of this Seminary program. fr Y 1. 1-K 1 1 . t, - 41.1.1 Y X A X, 'R 1. , 1 KX ascii STUDENT PASTORS .1 if YOUNG PEOPLE'S WORKERS SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS M, WN 1 , f Y - M71 I l 1 H . gg. M -. BIBLE CLUB TEACHERS 'ATV' ' ' 1 H v Ci I v- 1 H C ' HU n Wi X? pg AJL. Zhu COUNTY HOME I I i I w HOME CALLING it -Fr -.1 -5-v, . .3 V! HOSPITAL CALLING DICO F REE EETII' QD BINGHAMTON CITY JAIL SERVICE 9' OWE GO STREET MEETING QQ A. brsnf- ,4 ij YF 1: XAMOKA LAKE y W BAPTIST E F BIBLE CONFERENCE up What could be more delightful to a Christian than a week or two spent out-of-doors beside a glistening lake with the very atmosphere filled with praise to the Lord? This is what can be found each summer at Lamoka Lake Baptist Bible Conference. Since the camp recently became the property of the Seminary, students and members of the faculty have comprised the staff working together in classes, sports, activities, handcrafts, and preparing of delicious meals. The aim of all these has been to Win lost souls to Christ and to strengthen the lives of Christians. The reward has been great as around the campfires young people have stepped out to dedicate their lives to Christ, or during cabin devotions a hungry soul say-- How can I be saved? In these instances we see the theme of the camp fulfilled: Turn your eyes upon Jesus, look full in His wonderful face, and the things of earth will grow strangely dim in the light of His glory and grace. 1. - K if muh r-wr un 411. x .Ea 21, I :LN , QQ rs vig' ' ie fu, , . ,WW :W W1 ' e f' , WW MW W fyfmwf ' f M rv ,f N ff WMM 171 W ff W 'f , uf ,pf f'fW7 ZZ 4'Q My W f , , . ,, ,qw Www '11 H011 I YNM Mig v fmt ' s , .fz-11 31 fr. :f 2 4' PL V al .r-4.-x. 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W GW W f l 1,1 f , 1 H Q BAPTIST BIBLE SENIINARY CHORUS . , M W MF 1' + I y Q 1 1:-'xxx 0? M -X p Q ' ' 'Mn xx. pa- 51 Q, QQ' W W 'Pu 4 QQ, ir fi Musical ,fl Groups -5? ,.ffg1,4 J, .. ws? W ??4 . f .Qi Nan ? . ls 81 Alumni -H The B. B. S. Alumni Association is a fellow- ship of graduates and friends of the Seminary. The active membership consists of ALL gradu- ates of the school. Associate membership is extended to all who have attended day or night classes, the wives or husbands of the graduates, and members of the faculty not included in the above mentioned group. Seminary board mem- ! bers and friends of the school constitute the l honorary member ship. The purpose of the Association is fourfold. It seeks to maintain a strong bond of fellowship Rev. Carl Elgena , 42, Pastors Miss Arlyn among all graduates of the school, uniting the Pritchett'55' ChristenEduCafi0HDifeCt01' individual members of the association and the individual classes in one body with mutual con- ,,-pp .' 5 4' i w 4' victions, aims, andmterests. To encourage one 1 iw lil- T HH nu xx I another in our various fields of Christian service Q .:: D -ipqpugx 'g F 8' -li 'lf 4 1 'lx ' . Rev. and Mrs. Austin Plew, '50, Pastor Rev. Marshall '42 and Dorothy QSchoon '42D Swoverlan Pastor az I 5. Pa ge is the second aim. Thirdly, it promotes a con- tinuous active interest in the Work of the Seminary fnot just as individuals, but as a unity. Lastly, it regards its members as an army of field repre- sentatives pointing young men and women to this spiritually competent and scholastically depend- able training center and encouraging God' s people to pray and give for its important ministry. The unique relationship between the graduates and the school could best be summed up this way: The graduate is the Seminary in FLESH AND BLOOD, living and laboring for Christ in many parts of the world, he is the TEARS, SWEAT, LABOR and PRAYERS of a godly faculty bearing fruit, thirty, sixty and a hundred fold through a diversity of channelsg yea, he is the SACRIFI- CIAL GIFTS of God' s people paying off in eternal dividends . if ' 'fy--1' Rev. Dynes and Maxine KCochrane'42J McCullough, Mis- sionary wig Rev. Kenneth'42 and Elnora fHatfield 411 Miss Beverly Updyke '53, Church Secretary ,Q8 'eei fail M U M ' i' ' 2:2 .28 1 Rev. Daniel' 54 and Joyce QMi1ler ' 521 as TRUSTING . . . FDR BLESSING 'cyifzf Zia My Zim ,Qeufmwzamy 74-295 ACTIVITIES tudent Missions Fellowship ' W ,-.,f, ' OFFICERS AND PRAYER GROUP LEADERS Training at Baptist Bible Seminary would be incomplete without the acquisition of missionary insight and vision. The Student Missions Fellowship provides this necessary aspect of Christian education in several ways. Missionary Days, held on alternate Fridays each month, offer valuable knowledge and stimulating challenges. The program on these days is three-fold, beginning with an early morning prayer meeting. During the chapel period every student is given the opportunity to attend sa prayer band, representing some area of the World. A program in the evening includes missionary speakers, panel discussions, films, tape recordings, and other interesting features. Missionary gospel teams enable students to present motivating challenges to congregations within two hundred miles of the school. The Missionary Conference, held in the spring, is probably the highlight of mis- sionary activities. During the conference competent persons present missions in a Variety of ways. - These and other missionary activities are offered so that each student may help to fulfill the commission given by our Lord -- Go ye. Shepherdess Prayer Band OFFICERS A special evening each month fthird Tuesdayj is set aside by Faculty and student wives who realize the need for continued prayer regarding their families and the Seminary. The primary purpose of Shepherdess is prayer. Several small groups meet at the opening of the meeting for the prayer session. Prayer requests and Scripture admonitions to pray are led by Faculty wives. Another important part of the evening is the message based on Scripture with particular emphasis on the heart preparation and service of the wife of the Christian servant. At each meeting refreshments are served by different members of the group and an opportunity for Christian fellowship follows. Prayer, Scripture, and Fellowship combine to help each member to grow in grace and in the knowledge of Christ during her stay at Baptist Bible Seminary. , A. Is.: H if Commencement 4-Y X 'E -, A rx . . , , .- .t ,, Y ff' , ..,tv,'H,-' -V V :E am M X H H w QU : , 2 7- w e - ., 5 , wgeu 4, - Laiiii' ' n I l 1 Weekend hap I 1' RSV' 5 399599 M1sSi0n ViCt01- Barn t e t Mission ary Rev Kenneth Elerena Local Pastor we -2359 C501 With 8 Pact O Social sm W QQ ummm. . UL. ,ul ,A - s SOCIAL COMMITTEE A E I n . Q41 s'1' 61 wi .ll In--N .-- I, mf 5 ,.-'A A I.: L I S L ,Q .n-,Tx -'4e.. 1 y y-.K x8 . ' X .. Sports During the early years of Baptist Bible Seminary a basketball team represented the Seminary on numerous occasions. It is the opinion of those who witnessed their activity on the court that the Lord was glorified by their testimony. The interest in basketball was revived four years ago by an intra-muralprogram in which both the men and the women have participated. This year a number of stu- dents requested a Seminary team which could represent the school in inter-collegiate contests. Response has been good and both faculty and student body are confident that this activity will have beneficial results. Good sportsmanship on the court brings glory to our Lord and is a means of wit- nessing to others. A Seminary team can promote a loyal school spirit and good morale within our Seminary family. The decision to undertake an inter-collegiate program has been given prayerful consideration. It is our sincere desire that inthis venture the Lord will be glorified. Coaches: Mr. Ellison, Mr. Washburn Faculty Manager: Mr. Armstrong Front Row: W.Kempton, W.Whee1er, H. Miller, R. Colas, F. Loescher Middle Row: S. Ballard, A. Weise, D. Fisher, J. Eaton, J. Lawton Back Row: T. Morter, Student Mana- gerg R. Gelina, H. Williams, B. Demarest Seminary vs. Broome Tech JV's 92 Boy's Intramural Basketball Girl's Intramural Basketball Custodian H130 hurl' Jg, 3' 11.5 94 Q f viii' iw ,M 1 W , W A rm: f- A aaa' ,if 'sf .f , 1 .ss siifivii ::E??:4??:V , , 51 Q :gi-G ,, 3 1 wf V Egg?- gqn w ' FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Castle Creek, New York Rev. Eldon Brock, Pastor lThis church is pictured on preceding page.J SUNDAY 10:00 a. rn. Sunday School 11:05 a. m. Morning Worship 6:30 p. m. Young People's 7:30 p. m. Evening Service WEDNESDAY 7:30 p. m. Prayer Meeting Everyone is cordially invited. Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners. II Tim. 1:15 We of the Seminarion staff, speak- ingfor the whole student body, wish to take this space to thank the FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH of JOHNSON CITY, NEW YORK, for all that they have done for us in the way of mate- rial provision as well as spiritual provision. They have been more than generous in the way of allow- ing the use of their facilities for classes and many other functions. May the blessing of God rest upon the Pastor, Dr. Kenneth R. Kinney, and all the people of the church. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 190 Vandervoort St. North Tonawanda, New York SUNDAY Pastor Leo J. Griffin Sunday School 10 O0 467 Robinson St. Morning Worship 11 00 N. Tonawanda, N. Y. Three Youth Groups 6 45 iff- Evening Worship 7 45 'P- Q f WEDNESDAY ' Mid-week Prayer 7 30 M -W JL WD Time fl Elia '34 ff, f A , ,J in f , SINCERE H, 2 ., p ?A,,X 5, CHRISTIAN 1.3, I I I Q WELCOME tx 4 A 1 1' N My .. ' in - T? if 2 F fi 1, ' 2:51 I - f-- - . - .1 , L Fi 1 Ke a- L ,ffii ' K 'rf ' gg Q ff 'Ab We preach Christ Risen, and Coming Again! 96 ALTOONA BIBLE CHURCH 31st Street and Union Avenue Altoona, Pennsylvania Henry F. Kulp, Pastor SUNDAY 9:30 a. m. The warm-hearted Church with the 10545 a, m, heart-warming message. 11-12 noon 1:30 p. m. 6:30 p. m. ' 7:15 p. m. , 7:30-8:00 p.m. f!,.,N 8:00-9:00 p.m A lxff--Psp? A WEDNESDAY X, Liv NS S 7:30 P. m. .5 A Mt' M -1 Wit :HP n. I A -P 5 E YI HM' N ff A 31-MM, D: , 19 aw ' ii 1 ' 'A A xi M S - ff! f - n-'if' ' f f f ' bf f ,f in , . f- 1 f f ff f J, Sunday School Morning Worship Broadcast - WVAM Telecast - WFBG-TV Young People's Fellowship Hour Broadcast on WRTA Evangelistic Service Prayer Service r - 1 N FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Newark Valley, New York Charles Livingood, Pastor ,,.. Jax .fs 'V hi i iii H, If NE SUNDAY f Morning Worship 10:00 a. m. 1 ' P Sunday School 11:30 a. rn. Q lm 1 Youth Groups 6:30 p. m. To Evening Worship 7:30 p. rn. . ,-.', , ' f.- P V I 1 3 ' ' ' a 1 WEDNESDAY 'N All -I lj V 5 y Hour of Power 7:30 p. m, in 1 4 1 I I A gl 3- 'X 'K' F la' 1 5 11 H, -if . X-3 -:g H, 1 -,- .5 5 1 -1 a:..' ,154 ,.,, i 7- --K U. h . .,Q ':E 'war -f-Lit 1 1 J 1- 4' ' ,Q A The Church with a Concern For Those for Whom Christ Died. 97 CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Lockport, New York Rev. Albert R. Williams, Pastor , 5 A ,vev -fic . vwmi Ev 1 E it N . 'ff 'Big' ' -g n N L :weft if fArchitect's drawing of new buildingj THE BAPTIST CHURCH OF DANBURY 14 Granville Avenue Danbury, Connecticut SUNDAY SERVICES Morning Worship 10:00 a. rn. Bible School 11:15 a. m. Young People's 6:15 p. m. Evening Service 7:30 p. m. MIDWEEK SERVICE Thursday 8:00 p. m. 'X ff' if W W -l .ve ,Liv M 'E 35553342 f n B5 ' nn 'IAQ I +2-.-i f' 6 sf nllmhni - 7 7,3 A I ' LM ' 1' 5 5 m F iiilllit if - - Fizz- 1 4 , E5-251:-4 L . -in-.in 11.5 -': A Bible-believing Church in the Heart of Danbury FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Monroe, Iowa Donald Bong, Pastor SUNDAY Bible School 10:00 a. rn. Morning Worship 11:00 a. m. Youth Meetings 6:30 p. m. Evening Service 7:30 p. m. WEDNESDAY Mid-week Prayer 7:30 p. m. Meeting Sunday Morning Bible Meditations at 8:00 a. m. on Station KCOB Psalm 122:1 I was glad when they said unto me, Let us go into the house of the WANETA LAKE BAPTIST CHAPEL Hammondsport, New York . R. D. :ffl Heath Bobbett, Pastor SUNDAY Morning Worship 10:00 a. in Sunday School 11:15 a. m Youth Fellowship 6:30 p. m Evening Service 7:30 p. m WEDNESDAY Prayer Service 8:00 p. m Holding Forth the Word of Life MEMPHIS BAPTIST CHURCH Memphis, New York Leon Ditzell, Pastor For we preach not ourselves but Christ Jesus the Lord. Lord' H SUNDAY 10:15 a. m. Pre-Service Prayer Time 10:30 a. ni. Morning Worship ' ' ' ' ' ' 11:45 a.m. Sunday School 6:30 p. m. Youth Fellowship This space sponsored by the Senior 7:30 P, m, Evening Service Young People. WEDNESDAY 98 7:30 p. m. Prayer and Praise FOREST LAKE BAPTIST CHURCH Forest Lake, Pennsylvania Kenneth Wilhite, Pastor A small church serving a Great Saviour. SUNDAY u ,V ' Sunday School Q , 5 Worship Service X ' A Young People's XX Q V' Evening Service pl! i X 1 WEDNESDAY m' Prayer Meeting - ., , 'i , r Monthly Paper, News and Views of Forest Lake Baptist Church -- sample sent on request. BEREAN BAPTIST CHURCH Shady Drive Endwell, New York Rev. Edwin Brooks, Pastor The Church with a Christian Welcome and a Gospel Program it 1 i x ' ' Z. J .nf X V I nf v ' , ' 3-Tgigli - ' V lil , 7 . , I fe-H ' Q 2 1 i i B H H H 5- lwftp g I PL ' njvwi' Y' A I L .K -I, -:lg 7 f pp l 'B - 1 am! A ' 1 SUNDAY Classes 10:00 a. m Worship Service 11:00 a. m Young Peop1e's 6:30 p. m Evening Service 7:45 p. m WEDNESDAY Prayer and Bible Study 7:30 p. m Holding Forth the Word of Life TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH Ithaca, New York Harold E. Cole, Pastor A EE l-Q ' -,X WI E 'ai W U -A lug! I If 5 , ix SUNDAY Sunday School 10:00 a. m Morning Worship 11:00 a. in Baptist Training Union 6:30 p. m Evening Worship 7:30 p. m WEDNESDAY Prayer Meeting 7 :30 p. m Listen to Foundations of Faith 12:15 to 12:45 each Sunday afternoon over WKRT, Cortland, 920 kc or 99. 9 mc. GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH Salem, Mattoon, and Elliott Streets Springfield, Massachusetts David Nettleton, Pastor Miss Evelyn Loescher, Director of Christian Education 9 l ,d ,A , f HOLDING FORTH THE WORD OF LIFE SUNDAY Bible School 9:30 a. m Morning Worship 10:30 a. m Spark Plugs for Christ 6:00 p. m fYouth in grades 4-87 Conqueror's Fellowship 6:00 p. m fYouth in grades 9-123 Evening Gospel Service 7:30 p. m THURSDAY Prayer and Praise Service 7:30 p. m BRAINTRIM BAPTIST CHURCH South Church a.nd West Franklin St. Laceyville, Pennsylvania Pastor Arthur Malles 203 E. Main Street Telephone---2973 ,..- a x XS. XX-gi ' ff: I -,J it Q ig ,. e--- :- A Faithful Witness for Jesus Christ Since 1794 WESTON BAPTIST CHURCH Weston, Michigan Rev. Clark Mann, Pastor We Preach The Blood The Book The Blessed Hope SUNDAY Morning Worship 10:00 a Sunday School 11:00 a Evening Worship 7:30 p WEDNESDAY Prayer Meeting 7:45 p EVERGREEN MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH 3900 Montgomery Street Gary, Indiana Pastor, Earl D. Umbaugh SUNDAY Unified Service Young Peop1e's Men's Prayer Meeting Evening Service WEDNESDAY Prayer Meeting 9:30 a 6:15 p 6:15 p 7:30 p 7:30 p FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Hempstead, New York Pastor, Robert D. Hayden ns all o then faith cometh by hearing, d hearing by the Word of God. Romans 10:17 THE NEPPERHAN AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 175 Nepperhan Avenue Yonkers, New York Pastor, Kenneth Ohrstrom SUNDAY Sunday School Morning Worship Evening Service WEDNESDAY Prayer Meeting 9:30 a 11:00 a 7:30 p 8:00 p We preach not ourselves, but Christ Jesus the Lord. II Corinthians 4: 5 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Pavilion, New York W. Paul Harman, Pastor Jesus is coming, perhaps today. f i A H 0 7 ,y'Ig'f- ' - SUNDAY Bible School Morning Worship Young People' s Bible Study Hour WEDNESDAY Released Time Prayer Meeting 10:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 7:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 2:30 p.m. 8:00 p.m. BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE OPEN BIBLE Coal Run, Pennsylvania Francis Lentz, Pastor Box 63, Iselin, Pa. SUNDAY Sunday School 10:15 a Morning' Worship 11:15 a Young Peop1e's 7:00 p Evangelistic Service 7:30 p WEDNESDAY Prayer Meeting 7:30 p l if Qc- f is W .. y' , - ' .Q fl 07 s 7 , iii 'l 335- E' L 755 t Y ff as 'Ty ---- 5 ij , 1- p f ! Z! BEREAN BAPTIST CHURCH New Berlin, New York Rev. Robert Lacey, Pastor !.ff 'TX A! DFT Q14 !, W ,- 3' IMI? J sl' Xp 7, f- 1 ZH M1 24 ' Ei - E T ff ii Z X H Tag - THIS SPACE DONATED BY THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF HAMBURG, NEW YORK WISHING EVERY STUDENT GOD'S RICHEST AND BEST IN HIS TRAINING AND HIS FUTURE SERVICE SNYDER HILL BAPTIST CHURCH Ithaca, New York Ivan J. Fahs, Pastor ZS 315,52 rj A i ' 1f' s - J. :J ,f 2 .4 3 '-if-fff - ,. i- ---- fn' ' :L 'xi -2'1 ' ' F E I fa-- .-'24- 1 fu ' I L -,.,-f-- C-Q gi' .sz I K ,la 'Q 6-F Ei-:Q,T X14 V Be it known unto you therefore, brethren, 1:-QR THE LORD. that through this man is proclaimed unto you remission of sins. SUNDAY Sunday School 10:00 a Morning Worship 11:00 a Evening Service 7:30 p WEDNESDAY Midweek Prayer Meeting 7:30 p and Bible Study INDEPENDENT BAPTIST CHURCH 101 York Avenue Towanda, Penna. Darris Hauser, Pastor I, ' ff! L :XA WV 5 VW X L A 4 X f - qy4ff,gfr'fi+7Q, f 'wi fig. E ,xx Hg, X-77:1 -.-, f- M- A I JU Vt ' V 7 if I ' T . -'Q' ,I :H 1 1- -.2-. - 4 I SUNDAY Bible School 9:45 a. m. Worship Service 11:00 a. m. Evening Service 7:30 p. rn. WEDNESDAY Bible Study and Prayer 7:30 p. rn. FRIDAY Young Peop1e's 7:30 p. m. THE PREACHING OF THE CROSS IS TO THEM THAT PERISH FOOLISHNESS3 BUT UNTO US WHICH ARE SAVED, IT IS THE POWER OF GOD. I Corinthians 1:18 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Milton and Myrtle Streets Dedham, Massachusetts Ki--..g.,', P M f I I fgvifkf ' 49 'li f m p I sa . , ,v. lv '? up .' .AI, Fil, a+- tu, -5211122 4 -Q ' -914 Sf' I SUNDAY Bible School 9:45 a Morning Worship 11:00 a Young Peop1e's 7:30 p Evening Service 7 :30 p WEDNESDAY Prayer Meeting 7:30 p SATURDAY Men's Prayer Meeting 7:30 p GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH Howard and Burton Avenues Binghamton, New York Dr. William L. Taylor, Pastor - 7 Burton Avenue Carol Barker, Education Director The Church With a Christian Welcome and a Gospel Program gK0P.rf2gf 5 N M818 Broadcasts: WKOP and WCBA A p04 lf Daily 9-9:15 a.m. ' - . ' WPEL 4 E i - V. nec Daoaocnsr Sunday 11-12 a. m. Full-time Missionaries: Grace Wood David Seymour, M.D. Ruth Seymour, R.N. CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH X U- xii' Corner of Front Street and -.ln B I I -' 1 i Chenango Bridge Road, on Route 12 ' - gl I ' Binghamton, New York ' Kenneth Eisentrager, Pastor .gay M51 , , ,Q ITN mf X N . x I is M . MM SUNDAHY T E I Stmday School 10:00 a. m. Morning Worship and Junior Services 11:00 a. m. Young Peop1e's 6:30 p. m. Evening Service 7:30 p. m. WEDNESDAY ' Prayer Service 7:30 p. m. SATURDAY Boys' Brigade and Stockade 7:00 p. in. Where Burdens Become Blessings , PARK AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH Rush Ave. at Vestal Ave. Binghamton, New York Kenneth K. Elgena, Pastor For the Word of God and the testimony of Jesus Christ. SUNDAY 10:00 a. m. Bible School 11:00 a. m. Morning Worship 6:30 p.m. Young Peop1e's 7:30 p. m. Evening Service WEDNESDAY 7:30 p. m. Prayer Service A CHURCH IN THE HEART OF THE SOUTHERN TIER WITH THE SOUTHERN TIER ON ITS HEART. HERMON BAPTIST CHURCH Hermon, New York Pastor, Rev. Robert Taylor Phone 2-2571 Morning Worship 10:30 a. rn. Evening Service 8:00 p. m. Prayer meeting. Thursday 8:00 p. rn. .HLA Ti nf.: A! 121 I , , L . - 1 Z J 4 . For Whosoever Shall Call Upon The Name Of The Lord Shall Be Saved. THE MILFORD CENTER BAPTIST CHURCH R. D. 4141 Oneonta, N. Y. Rev. John Dougherty, Pastor The Lord bless those going forth and those preparing to go forth into His vineyard. The Church with a Living Message of the Living Christ BURTON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor, Rev. Donald J. MacKay 800 Burton Ave. On U. S. Highway 20 Waterloo, Iowa We believe in Baptist Bible Seminary Pray for it . . . Support it . . . Send to it our young people. GRANDVIEW PARK BAPTIST CHURCH East Thirty-Second and Cleveland Des Moines. Iowa Carl E. Elgena. Pastor Arlyn Pritchett Christian Ed. Director and Secretary Mrs. Norma Fahnestock Assistant Secretary N li ,R ' 'l :gif X' ' , ' , -P7 ' ' 'ini Q ' 'L l ill I ga. fArchitect's drawing of new churchl On the air Sunday-11:15 a. m. Station KIOA-940 KC Regular Services Held Each Lord's Day Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1956 from all of us at Grandview 104 SR 7 5. SWISSVALE BAPTIST CHURCH Schover Ave. and Miriam St. Swissvale. Pa. Cleveland McDonald, Pastor Ho1ding forth the Word of Life SUNDAY 9:45 a. m. Sunday School 11:00 a. m. Morning Worship 6:30 p. m. Senior Young People Crusaders for boys and girls 7:30 p. m. Evening Service WEDNESDAY 7:30 p. m. Midweek Prayer and Bible Study S X h X ,.. 3' S-ig 33 .fl X fx . ' D' A rm , E V f I y gi I vii li 1 U , . ' frftifrifi' it T F 'ix The Little Church With a Big Welcome. lv I W soUTH sims BAPTIST CHURCH . P 359 Canisteo Street g Hornell, New York Douglas E. Christen, Pastor i., I , EE - F: stL,-:-- 'f1ff5l'-1. X , Qi, , H ,. -L-:i zsh Home of The Gospel Light Hour Broadcast - Sundays 10:00 a. m. WNBF if . , Li ROSS CORNERS BAPTIST CHURCH SUNDAY Vestal New York i?fH.S33S3Lhip 13233 2221 John Mcdmnelli Pastor Crusaders 6:30 p. m. . . - . pm- azizlashfsfshlp :M 15:83 31: Youth groups 6:30 p. rn WEDNESDAY - . , Prayer Hour of Power 7:30 p. m. Evemng Service T30 P' m For the Word of God and for Listen to our Bib1e Meditations the testimony of Jesus Christ WWHG- 1320 on dial. Sundays 8:30-9:00 a. m. Revelation 1:9 THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH RIVERSIDE BAPTIST Maine, New York Decatur, Illinois Austin D. Plew, Pastor George A. Bates, Pastor in as .-BQ.,--Q .Ma 3' X : fl V ' 5 E ei e 'I eff' 51 - ii Vi ' -T f if Q . , 111- I - ' I . 5 El 'C ,, S' . - - i Q H I s I : . 'W LJ I f-r--asia L g e y- , , e P J' SUNDAY Bible School 9:30 a.m SUNDAY the Church teaching Bible School 9:45 a. m. Morning Service 10:45 a. m Morning Worship 10:45 a. m. the Church worshipping Young Peop1e's 6:30 p. m. Youth Groups 6:30 p, m Adult Bible Study 6:30 p. m. the Church training Evening Service 7:30 p. m. Evening Service I .7:30 p, m the Church eva.ngel1z1ng WEDNESDAY Praise and Prayer Service 7:30 p. m. WEDNESDAY Hour of Power 7:30 p. m By God's Grace, the Truth always. the Church praying FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH North and Main Streets Buffalo, 2, New York V A ' f,l1'i1.HsQ ' . I f-.N milfs' W v- 21,31 gy, F' N 1 no xx . 1 vf gif, X.- I ll X m H E inn iii ffm I - , 'BH J fl 1:1 r V 'W m ' ii IIJHI mm HI . MQ mf ' P - xxx, K P U - VV , , SUNDAY Broadcast - WEBR 7:30 a. m Bible School 9:45 a. m Morning Worship 11:00 a. m Young People 6:00 p. m Evangelistic Service 7:30 p. m WEDNESDAY Prayer, Praise and 7:45 p. m Bible Study FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Patchogue, New York Pastor, John E. Southard Morning Worship Bible School Evening Service Midweek Service CThursdayJ 8:30 and 11:00 a. 9:45 a. 7:45 p. 8:00 p. KALAMAZOO BIBLE CHURCH 494 W. Water Street Kalamazoo, Michigan Rev. H. W. Wielhouwer We Preach Christ Crucified Risen Coming Again BELDEN AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH Belden Avenue a.nd Halsted Street Chicago 14, Illinois R. F. Hamilton, Pastor T. Paul Wehman, Assistant Pastor i f kv' S ' llllll ln Preaching The Old Gospel SUNDAY SERVICES Bible School 9:30 a. Preaching 10:45 a. Evening Service 7:00 p. WEDNESDAY SERVICES Midweek Prayer Service 7:45 p. We1come To All Services 106 DRESSERVILLE BIBLE BAPTIST CHURCH Moravia, New York Pastor, Randall J. Caldwell . x S I , . 7 I eg , . ' ' L . Qgi ll H l1l4.E4W 'W SUNDAY Sunday School Morning Worship Evening Services WEDNE SDAY Prayer Meeting FRIDAY Bible Club and Young People' s 10:30 a 11:30 a 7:45 p 7:45 p 8:00 p FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Butler, Pennsylvania Clayton Howard Gray, Pastor ' Il .I . wus r . I :iw A I 5' Q 'l1gg5IUj'?U rf sflahlitlllf h .ggi gif' Smlggiugh the Bible School 9:45 a. m. Studies in Book of Joshua 11:00 a. ni. Victory Gospel Hour CWBUTJ 1:00 p. m. Messages from Revelation 7:30 p. m. WEDNESDAY Midweek Prayer Service 7:30 p. m. THURSDAY Regular Baptist Bible 7:30 p. m. Training School SPRINGVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH Springville, Pennsylvania Pastor, W. P. McCullough rv fri . A Li! 0 assesses? , A f' es- l'i' ' ' WV , e 'QT if nil it Q Jesus said, I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life: no man cometh unto the Father but by Me. SUNDAY 10:00 a. m. Bible School 11:00 a. m. Morning Worship 7:00 p. m. Young People 8:00 p. m. Gospel Service WEDNESDAY 8:00 p. m. Prayer and Praise Service L-5, QV Tau . ,if mf ' '- L ' 'f A-74: -if 3 , 'L 1414? , T 4,3 9 f iii , Z f qi. ... L 1 4 x.. :7, ,H .f Z- iq - ig, v .-lf. ,fjaaiff 1.-.. - K' . - - Q:-u ' 'di' 4? -il IF .1 -. :S I. 57.5-. gs : - .. I 4, ,T -.5 , 'f: 5'1 4 ff N-' ' Uv l 'J Fw .' x'. ' if ' . ' : F9 - ill ' 1 531' - 2 . I ..- 1 ...lf ,. ,X f -- L: - Y A 1 A I. I1-3 ty.: -:N ' ' 1. -+ F 1 f 1 i f V. I 3, V 1, . f ' gi. 'V - :LJ I -, M J 5 ff '11 V X . ' L' f ..- , I I f - XXI ', ' T1 - '1 X f - V iii, .. fy ,L -V 13' I . 547' .ui . . ,LJ 'ax ag, ' 5' gi I n :I 3 I Q f' f f.-1 L's-'U -. -, 'ly c . . - -., ,g -'51 -I' ,. -- 1 -- J-L. .1 Z HADDON HEIGHTS BAPTIST CHURCH Third and Station Avenues Haddon Heights, New Jersey Rev. K. W. Masteller, Pastor H :,-..-.gj- ..,, lr., e 1 If ,, I, Q , M l , ..f. 'Q-- - I , t , K : I .gi all-2 ,an 10 u i3 1- 1, .-' IK! I ffilgijg' jfg j : L I. ,- L: Fi.- ff f fs, -W I 1' . , T -P'5-131,15 ff - -- ' - , 'gi f ulfiff 4' SUNDAY Bible School 9245 H- H1- Worship Service and Junior Church 11:00 a. m. Four Training Classes and Five Youth Groups 6:30 p. m. Gospel Service 7245 P. H1- WEDNESDAY Prayer Meeting for Youth and, Adults 8:00 p. m. FRIDAY Young People's Activity Night 8:00 p. m. NORTH BAPTIST CHURCH Rochester, New York John Betlam, Pastor SUNDAY Bible School 10:00 a. m. Morning Worship 11:00 a. xn. Teen Fellowship 6:15 p. m. Young People's 6:30 p. m. Evening Service 7:30 p. m. WEDNESDAY Midweek Prayer 7:30 p. m. '5 l ' I :E ll . . Delivering unto you first of all how that Christ died for our sins according to the Scriptures. A Church With A Bible Message SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH Tottenville, Staten Island, N. Y. J. Murray Grier, Pastor The preaching of the Cross is to them that perish foolishness: but unto us which are saved it is the power of God. May, 1956, will be our 100th Anniversary, and Pastor Grier will have been with us 25 years. SUNDAY Sunday School 10:00 a. m. Morning Worship 11:00 a. m. Young People's 6:30 p. m. Evening Service 7:30 p. m. WEDNESDAY Prayer Meeting 8:00 p. m. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Horseheads, New York Rev. Donald B. Winters, Pastor X 2 ,,-?:- SUNDAY Bible School 9:45 a. m Morning Worship 11:00 a. m Youth Groups 6:30 p. m Evening Service 7:45 p. m WEDNESDAY Prayer and Bible 7:30 p. m Study Hour 108 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Canton, Pennsylvania Rev. Earl P. Muller, Pastor i-,'37:'l Q2 lf f -eff.-'z-sir: ' I f 5 i -,I 7' S E E : m,f:t llla'1la1 m 3 . GL UWT 'I ' El:-I Q.. Qs- ' SUNDAY Bible School 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 a. m. Youth Groups 6:30 p. m. Pre-Service Prayer Time 7:25 p.m. Evening Service 7 :45 p. m. WEDNESDAY Prayer and Bible Study 8:00 p. m. You Are Welcome At All Services Believe me, It's a Great Salvation. BROOKSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH The Friendly Church 3420 Henninger Road, Cleveland 9, Ohio George W. O'Keefe, Pastor ,G A .I n 7 I .1,,,,a3, zgp .af-:::.u y Q A B f-E rm .:a:. sta: HI-E if? 5 I iz.,-UEU s !i. . ' ' ' Q I K f 'K' Christ died for our sins according to the Scriptures. I Corinthians 15:3 BRIDGEWATER BAPTIST CHURCH Church and Spruce Streets Montrose, Pennsylvania Carl Egli, Pastor We Preach Christ: Cruciiied Crowned and Coming Again PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 1209 Pennsylvania Avenue Warren, Pennsylvania PASTOR CHURCH CLERK Rev. E. A. Hook Mrs. Edna Johnson 1209 Penna. Ave. 211 Third Ave. Warren, Penna. Warren, Penna. H Timothy 2:2 BROWN STREET BAPTIST CHURCH 3125 Brown St., Alton, Illinois Pastor, Howard K. Miller J: tr Giga I I' H 'ff' ' 5 M fi W 5 E 'Il ge-iiffiiga? P-, tied Sf' ' The Church with the Upward look and the Outward Reach. SUNDAY Bible School 9:30 a. m. Morning Worship 10:30 a. m. Training Union 6:30 p. m. Gospel Hour 7:30 p. m. WEDNESDAY Hour of Praise 7:30 p. m. Sunset Meditations - daily 5:25 p. m. WOKZ -- 1570 KC FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sinclairville, New York A Y ,,.' :tl 4' H1 1 lil 'TFL 'tl 2 ,qi N-I ' r' - 1.1 ' L -4 I , S I 5 ' 'Q V- p g IVUIIIR SUNDAY Sunday School 10:00 a. rn Morning Worship 11:00 a. m Young People's 7:00 p. m Evangelistic Service 8:00 p. m WEDNESDAY Mid-week Prayer, Praise 8:00 p.m. For as the heaven is high above the earth, so great is His rnercytoward them that fear Him. Psalm 103:11 109 NORTH SPENCER UNION BAPTIST CHURCH Spencer, New York Donald A. Messenger, Pastor SUNDAY Sunday School 10:00 a. m. Morning Worship 11:00 a. m. Evening Service 8:00 p. m. WEDNESDAY The Midweek Service 8:00 p. m. .ke y wg., YRS' J. r y-,A gfxewesw iif P ,X ' ----,,?vJ? The Friendly Church for Friendly People Who Love the Word of God. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 213 South Locust Pana, Illinois Albert Rust, Pastor fe ' 1.fFV2!7!,,XyX ' 12 ,gglz - Q I l , L ff -l i ELM lWmE5 4- , M u i, ,LE , Hir o' HSSP ' 'M I il . ':-2-4, 'lH'EPiii?liI4- er 32 A il 'T Wig, -,giW7 5 O , U ' pg ' -,-.Y gg- f - , , ,fx -,ii i,'-:FW -:Q---M :Y God's Ordained Agency for the Propagation of the Gospel in the Heart of Illinois and to the Ends of the Earth. INDEPENDENT BAPTIST CHURCH Indian Lake, New York George Osgood, Pastor 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a. m. Morning Service 7:30 p. rn. Thursday Prayer Meeting and Bible Study I A 1 i -Y - ' - -- K A - - - V - L- - - V Q H rpfi.,-,S 'XQX -2 - -31' '- .zi-- -' 172.5 ,fa-gg an ixsrflsfrs sselffri I A I I, TWXPYW - - E' ' F AW- : CJMWWJIKN- wylJl-fi 5 . IU! I!! EE fm. M X milf Milli f I M H1 'missin 4 1 I W EE: ,' mlm! Wu , fm ready , Est -iw Xxx 7,7 S 7 ' K L , 110 BAPTIST MISSIONARY TABERNACLE Eighth and I Streets Brawley, California Norman C. Gundry, Pastor 640 North Fifth Street Telephone 1569M X T A' W - f-, 0 -- -, lffjfln ff m Rav rf . 7 A Q T E E511 i:il3'I1 A 1 fl A 4 5 .fs Qld 'll' I il jx . -.. ,, ,L 1- E ' I I an it 4 - r , ,..-....n, .I I J .i . 1 5. A .X ' JUST AN OLD FASHIONED BAPTIST CHURCH. Worthy is the Lamb STANFORDVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH Hallstead R.D. iatl, Pennsylvania Kenneth Brown, Pastor m GP , 'lfg g xxx' 5-'id . 4 'K IJ! 1 tv it H, A. .q,-9 14 ALJ H ll its '91 WHYK K 'fi ' Yi T - T? , ' 'N I LL- A SUNDAY 10:00 a. m. Sunday School 11:00 a. m. Morning Worship 8:00 p. m. Evening Service WEDNESDAY 8:00 p. m. Prayer Service The Book of Life --- --- Our Message The Life of Faith ---- --- Our Method The Living Hope ---- --- Our Motive THE BOOK ROOM OF BAPTIST BIBLE SEMINARY Main at Baldwin Street Johnson City, New York Bibles Testaments Christian Literature T' , L' ll 1 by I I ' If I X ' V! I .1-, 1. V gre-Jael' Bible Study Books by true Bible teachers Scripture Greeting Cards WEST CORNERS BAPTIST CHURCH U. S. Highway 26 and Duke St. West Corners, New York Harold C. Tallman, Pastor ,KX:,.4 Xk ISISR , Q W,L . LWW Immun CQ ' . j'T'iT'IG -. SUNDAY Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Morning Worship 11:00 a. m. Young Peop1e's 6:15 p. m. Evening Worship 7:30 p. m. WEDNESDAY Prayer Meeting 7:30 p. m. Message - Christ Crucified Mission - The Whole World Ministry - The Whole Community 111 GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH 19147 Eastlook Road Rocky River 16, Ohio SUNDAY Bible School Morning Worship Youth Meetings Evangelistic Service THURSDAY A Prayer Meeting 9:30 a.m. 10:45 a.m. 6:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. For the Word of God, and the testimony of Jesus Christ. Revelation 1:9 THE NEW CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Chenango Street at Moffatt Avenue Binghamton, New York RISING from ASHES W. A. Haggai, Pastor Dedicated on May 1, 1955 SUNDAY 9:45 a.m. The Church Teaching 10:45 a. m. The Church Worshipping 6:15 p. m. The Church Training 7:30 p. m. The Church Evangelizing WEDNESDAY 7:30 p. rn. The Calvary Victory Hour Proclaiming the truth in 1ove. Separated from all Hentangling alliances. In fellowship with all who love the Lord Jesus Christ in sincerity and truth. 112 SHOULD YOUR CHURCH HAVE BEEN REPRESENTED IN THE 1956 SEMINARION CHURCH DIRECTORY? DON'T MISS OUT ON THE SILVER ANNIVERSARY 1957 SEMINARION! FOR THE INFORMATION YOU' LL NEED WRITE NOW TO: CHURCH DIRECTORY EDITOR THE 1957 SEMINARION BAPTIST BIBLE SEMINARY JOHNSON CITY, NEW YORK J. ,. - '59, Q F' ' Yu ,... 4 - . ffg. . , , 1- ,, r 4 . A, ,,, ., WL .v w j :L 1'-' F , . ' '. - fQ .. , , . , m 'r'gf'-,,4 . .X K n I xg.. - AJ! . - , .. . ff'-:N 4 L' . wi I , ' BAPTI ST 4 1.1 'f 3 1: ' .Y X ,L., S ua, In I, Q4 F , r- a V - 4'. 4 .4 'x . n , . ,w K 1 1 , IN ' -' bl' 4 -r 'W' i 1 Z. ll. null1 if iw-f' Q-A , 4 'ff JP ..v V ...gt . T N I alani-