Bryan College - Commoner Yearbook (Dayton, TN)

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Left to Right: Llewellyn, Mrs. Coutts, de Rosset, J. Hirschy, Cain, Hummel, D. Hirschy. Center: Kuntz. FOREIGN MISSIONS FELLOWSHIP I Branch of George E. Guille Ministerial Association A member of the National Student Foreign Missions Fellowship which was founded in 1937, this group is composed of students who have definitely given their lives for full-time service. They believe the Lord is calling them to foreign fields, though the fields may be yet undetermined. The harvest truly is great, but the laborers are few — pray — The chief enjoyment of this group has been the oneness of heart and purpose in praying for the missionaries of the foreign field. We lift our hearts in praise and prayer for our own beloved members of the Bryan Family, who are now serving on the field of China, Ralph Toliver and Rebecca Haegar. OFFICERS Dan Hirschy, President Mildred Kuntz, Vice President Lillian Hummel, Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Coutts, Adviser Go ye therefore, and preach.

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Standing: Kerr, Geary, Bruce, Doud, Gibson, Reeves, Oliff, J. Smith. Seated: W. Smith, B. White, Blackburn. Preach the Word STUDENT PASTORS FELLOWSHIP Branch of George E. Guille Ministerial Association Young men of the University definitely called into the ministry by God, feeling the need of spiritual fellowship and edification, organized the Student Pastors Fellow- ship in 1938. Mr. Levengood, as Faculty Advisor, has given very helpful lectures on the problems which face the young minister at the beginning of his pastorate. The help derived from these lectures as well as the spiritual fellowship gained by contact with each other will be of lasting value and influence to each of the members. It is the desire of each member to manifest Christ Whom we preach, warning every man in all wisdom, that we may present every man perfect in Christ Jesus. Col. 1:29. OFFICERS ' Bill Kerr, President Clarence Blackburn, Vice President Ben White, Secretary Julius Reeves, Treasurer Mr. Levengood, Adviser

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Ruth Toliver, Rebecca Peck, Mabel Arnold, Margaret Lov e. All that glisters is not gold, but in the girls ' quartette is found a rare com- bination of looks and talent, and a rich, glowing testimony for the Lord. Their testi- mony in song was honored by the Lord last summer in many of the northeastern states: Kentucky, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey; and plans are now being made for them to continue His praises this summer. Praising, singing, fellowshipping, and working, but what a thrill to proclaim the glorious Gospel of Salvation in song! Their one object is to Hold forth the Word of Life. The Lord has graciously opened places to witness in many states: Ohio, Ken- tucky, Pennsylvania, last summer; and Florida during the Christmas Holidays. Realizing the overwhelming need, especially among young people, for the old, old story, they look forward to another summer in His service. Dean Geary, Edward Paul, Forrest Ford, Ty Pray. Crt ' He put a new song into my mouth even praise unto my God.