Bethel College - Helm Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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xv-w..,Qk, Dave Breese listens to announcements Ministerial Club Membership: CFRONT Jim Marks, Jim Parker, Paul D'Arcy. at the annual Ministerial Clinic. ROWD Dr. Phipps, Ran Cook, 2nd ROW: Stan Carter, Art Dave Breese Featured Speaker at Clinic The Ministerial Club is open to all students prepar- ing tor tull-time pastorate or evangelistic work, The club sponsors early morning prayer sessions, clinics, and conventions. This year the club sponsored a Ministerial Clinic near the end ot October. The theme of the clinic, ln the Days of thy Youth, was carried out through- out the workshops, panel, and banquet. Rev. Dave Bree-se, Director ot Christian Destiny, was the main speaker. Maendl, Earl Proctor, Rich Thomas, Ormancl Sherick, Joe Johns, Harold Knight, Stan Cuyler. YW 21

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. .,-we A-n-palm Street Meetings, Jail Services Planned by Club Ambassador Club Membership: CFRONT ROWJ Carolyn Stim- Lange, Ken Webb, Charlene Sherman, Evelyn Artz, Sharon son Paul D'Arcy, Jim Parker, Jim Marks, Rich Thomas, Betty Creech, Stan Carter. Cox 2nd ROW: Dotty Dennis, Karol Sydenstricker, Eileen The Ambassador Club offers students many opportunities for practical Christian service. Activities such as nursing home visitation, street meetings, mission meetings, and iail services otter avenues tor Christian witness to those who need to know the Savior. This year the club visited Chicago to tour the Moody Bible Institute and one of the museums. The Ambassadors is the most active of the Christian service clubs, and has the largest membership ot the three clubs. 1 at H iffunax-ww.-uumiuunxlasiwimuuiur Qs' Bill Hossler leads the singing at a street meeting held on Chapin Street. The fellows go out to talk with those who desire spiritual counsel,

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.-,-ac.-, .-ss..--ur ,, -it ,..vs..-.-,un.,.,-----H ---2g..w-w-.-1ei.-wys:vaimnmxner-e-e+n-ns4sar-H-e- 'Saved to Serve' Theme of An Missionary Fellowship Membership: CFRONT ROWJ Charlotte Burelison, Dennis Davis, Bill l-lossler, Eunice Woods. 2nd ROW: Sharon Baumgartner, Connie Spitler, Margaret D'Arcy, Miriam Landis, Gerry Robbins, Donna Steele, and Bonnie Mobley. Adding to the spirit of the missionary convention was a men's glee chorus which brought inspiring music to the listener. This chorus also sang later in the year at the ministerial convention. 22 nual Convention The Missionary Fellowship is an organi- zation tor those preparina tor a tu V .ime career in missionary work, as well as those who have ci strong interest in mis- sion activities. The club is tairly active, planning a mis- sionary convention each spring. This year the convention theme was Saved to Serve. Several tields ot service were pre- sented by Rev. J. Gamble, literature worker in India, Rev. P. Mast, Brazil, Rev. W. Hunking, Nigerian evangelist, and Dr. R. Bell, Nigerian medical mis- sionary. The group also undertook a project to supply a vehicle tor the missionaries in Perola, Brazil. Rev. Paul Mast was one of the featured speak- ers during the spring missionary convention. He presented the need for workers both at home and abroad. U