Biola University - Biolan Yearbook (La Mirada, CA)

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TORREY CO FERENC STRESSES CHRISTIA ATLIRITY ps Torrey Conference speakers find Torrey Conference o time of spiritual fellowship and enrichment for those who minister as well os for those who ore ministered to. I Corinthians is addressed to the Biola students of 1967 voiced Dr. John Hunter as he began his series on the importance of maturity in the Christian life. Rev. Hubert Mitchell tells the senior class of the opportunities for witnessing through Televisitation.