Berkshire Christian College - Musterion Yearbook (Lenox, MA)

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Student Foreign Mission Fellowship The Student Foreign Missions Fellowship is Berkshire's branch of the Inter-Varsity Chris- tian Fellowship. The or- ganization has as its goal the, promotion on campus of concern and senfice for foreign mis- sions and carries out this goal in a variety of ways. The main event of the year is the sponsor- ship of the annual Mis- sion Conference in November. Other proj- ects for 1968-69 have included: the contin- uance of Tuesday night Vespers services, Thursday night mis- sion prayer meetings, street meetings with the Salvation Army, a missions bulletin board, correspondence with several foreign missionaries, a Penny Crusade for Advent Christian Missions, work with a Korean Or- phanage, sponsoring of mission films, and oth- er participation in out- side mission society events. Officersz Doug Moore, President, Jim Gilroy, Vice-President, Margaret Downs Secretary, Cheryl Buchanan, Treasurer. First row-Doug Moore, Jim Gilroy, Cheryl Buchanan, Margaret Downs, Gail Warren, Kay Jewel. Second row-Jim Jensen, Duane DeGroff, Leonard Lester, Cindy Moore, Fran Holt. Third row-Buddy Dowd, David Brown

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Ambassadors Officers: Ray Marco, Prayer Chairman, Roy Morrison, President, Jim Jensen, Vice-President, Duane DeGroff, Treasurer, Gayle Dow, Secretary. The Ambassadors Club start- ed off the new year with forty- six members. Teams have been formed and we are working closely with the Christian Ser- vice Department in filling as- signments in the various churches. We have also been working on plans for an area wide youth service in seven of the denominational camp grounds in April. We also have had teams go into the differ- ent nursing homes in the area on Sunday afternoons to hold services. We praise the Lord for the areas of service that He opens to us and we pray that we may go all out to honor and glorify Him. The purpose of our club is to go forth to serve Jesus Christ first and Berkshire College sec- ond. Our sincere desire is that whereever we go, Jesus Christ will be seen through us. First row-Barbara Hale, Lanita White, Ella Davis, Roy Morrison, Ray Marco, Jim Jensen, Duane DeGroff, Gayle Dow, Joyce Moss, Janice Wilcox. Second row-Marion Briggs, Sharon Hannah, Kathleen Page, Donna Gallman, Ellen Waning, Leonard Lester, Beth Heanssler, Fran Holt, Carol Gay, Gail Warren. Third row-Linda Hudson, Kay Jewel, Buddy Dowd, Ed Neal, Cindy Moore, Doug Moore, Jerry Albee, Judy Worley, Palma McCamey, Wanda Lambert, Nancy Okes.

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Probably no highlight of the college year outshines the annual Youth Con- ference. B.C.C. Youth Conferences are organized and carried out by a cabinet of students with faculty advisors. Each year after the conference the cabinet elects two co-chairmen for the coming year. The co-chairmen then select members to fill the vacancies that have occurred within the cabinet. One hour Christian Education and field work cre- dit is given to cabinet members who participate and are faithful in atten- dance. While only a limited number of students actually plan the conference, every student finds himself involved before and during that first weekend in May. Phyllis Rand and Dave Brown head up this years' 23 member cabinet. l Youth GI-isgfgflfe if ..,'f 5u!' 3 l Roger Brown, Art, Dennis Gough, workshop, Bob Atory, music, Ray Marco, music, Ed Neal, prayer, Al Currier, treas- urer, Phil Reynard, accommodations, Carroll Pol.k, techni- cal, Art Stone, altar workers, Leonard Lester, Publicity, Dave Brown, Co-Chairman. I Kathy Kemp, registration, Jackie Drew, hostess, Gail Warren, registration, Palma McCamey, publicity, Jerri Sawyer, altar workers, Pat Tatum, workshops, Joan Law- son, secretary, Phyllis Rand, Co-chairman. Not pictured- Cheryl Buchanan, dining hall, Pat Pinkham, prayer, Roy Morrison, traffic, Prof. Dean and President Palmer, spon- sors.