Bryan College - Commoner Yearbook (Dayton, TN)

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foteicn Dlissions Each morning before classes, various students meet and share the burdens of a world wide vision. Prayers rise bridge the gap and bind together wonderful partnership those ve gone and those who are to go. SOUTH AMERICA ront: D. Bean, VrV Hill, M. Hunter, V. Bender, J. Hively, E. Howsden, E. Whitlow, Johnson, H. Lc ndpjhair. N. Sweeney. Back: W. Firebaugh, M. Oldenberg, L. Craig, J. own, J. Miesel, 7b. iper — Group leader, J. Rathbun, C. Hanham. 26

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Mr. Ralph Toliver, a recently returned missionary of China Inland Mission, told of his experiences in Communist China. Mr. Toliver was the first Bryan graduate to go out as a missionary. Mrs. Nina Van Vleck, who spent 25 years in the China Bible Seminary of Shanghai and is now working in the candidate office of the China Inland Mission, told something of the new fields they are entering and the qualifications of a missionary. Rev. and Mrs. E. J. Pudney of the Unevangelized Fields Mission gave us an account of the Lord ' s working in Haiti, B elgian Congo and New Guinea. A vivid and heart stirring picture of Europe ' s need in this hour was told by Mrs. Bess Cornell of European Evangelistic Crusade. HAVE YOU HEARD? God marvelously answered prayer in our F. M. F. Conference held January 18-20. We praise Him for the speakers He sent to us and the challenging messages brought in word and pictures. Great blessing and heart searching was evidenced by all of us as we faced the challenge anew to look on the fields for they are white already to harvest. 25

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Hlauel (jloubi { % r . JEWISH Front: L. Richards, J. Zehrung, T, Andrewsj -Group entry, C. Benedum. Back: M. Dunlap, A. Witter. AFRICA Front: N. Schick— Group leader, T. Davidson, D. Patton, R. HitchcockT ! Manuel, G. Smith, W. Hawk. Back: S. Royer, D. Monroe, D. Kribbs, G. Manuel, D. Koontz, R. Kaiser. 27