Biola University - Biolan Yearbook (La Mirada, CA)

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CHAPEL Vital to the Student 11 Outside Communion Service held during chapel time. 23 Melodie Narramore performs a monologue during chapel. SJ Sharing communion at the outdoor commu- nion service. 4j San Diego Christian High's band performs in the gym. 53 Dr. Gorden Kirk speaks during Spiritual Em- phasis Week. 6J The Chapel Board: CLeft to Righty Sam Soli- man, Ralph E. Spraker, Jr. fAsst. Chapel Board chairmanj, Alisa Henson, Jon Warnshuis, Steve Clark fChapel Board chairmanj, Mike Gaston, Ellen Whitworth, Cheryl Vanderzagg. 26 Chapel

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U Mark Lee sets goals for Biola. 29 Jill Briscoe gives her testimony. 33 Jill Briscoe pondering over a student's question. 45 Bob Kraning an- swers questions. 1 'ivf' llts Torrey Conference 25

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The goal of every chapel is that it would be a spiritually refreshing, en- couraging, and strengthening time for students and faculty. They are times of inspiration, fellowship and instruction, but they are meant to serve primarily as a time when we can worship our Lord. The chapels are designed not to allow students to be spectators, but to in- volve them so that they will worship to- gether as one body. Every chapel emphasizes a particular theme, and often a series of chapels will center on the same theme. The Science Bible Emphasis chapels, the film series, Whatever Happened to the Human Place , and the Cult Evan- gelism Seminars were representative of this. Musical groups and drama teams provided creativity in chapels. Speakers from all over the country provided instruction and inspiration. Cadre chapels-which split chapel time into ten smaller group chapels this Spring Semester-provided a unique time of fellowship. The vision for chapels this year was that they would become vital to the student-applicable to every area of his daily life. Chapel 27