Bethel College - Helm Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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God Gave Us Strength, Persistence lf nothing else, our years at Be- thel gave us a more acute awareness of God. We searched for Him and when we found Him we found meaning in our lives. We tried to plan our future, but when He took over we were guided through nar- row paths. We stumbled and cried out for help. His mighty arms of love rewarded our faith and set us back up again. He became our hiding place, our strength. our shield, and most of all our loving heavenly father who cared enough to chide us when we were wrong. Vlfe could not live and deny His existence. All we came in contact with daily confronted us with Cod's perfect existence. l'For the invisible things of Him from the creation the world are clearly seen . . . lMatt. l:20a.J It was assuring to know God was alive in us while we studied. i of 97 Below: Frances Burgess takes time from her Above: Members of the Pilot basketball team Below: Miss Gailhouse instructs her elemen- busy duties as a cook to sit atop a desk and observe Coach Firestone as he illustrates a tary class during her student teaching. Miss visit with some ofthe students. point in the daily basketball practice. Cailhouse is better known around Bethel as Jeannie. -dHaM.w,,,.,.. ..t. X --- W

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