California Lutheran University - Kairos Yearbook (Thousand Oaks, CA)

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A spirit — alive, glowing, moving. This is the vital energy behind the religious activities at CLC. We have met chal- lenges which each of us must face. We have been led to rejoice in our Lord and share that joy with all we meet. Through fascinatingly diverse methods, we have learned much and continue to benefit from what we have been taught. Each experience had contributed in its special way to life in the community of CLC. The many events spon- sored by RASC and the New Earth fill the mind with thoughts, the heart with song, and the soul with that spirit which makes us one. 27

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A WORSHIPING COMMUNITY The Chapel theme first semester centered around The Prophets. Sec- ond semester chapel focused on the theme Building Up The Body In Love. Midweek worshipers were inspired by such speakers as Dean Kragthorpe. Carl and Ruth Seger- hammer, and Howie Wennes. 26

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CHRISTMAS AT THE LU Traditionally the Lucia Bride represents the woman who is most actively involved in Chris- tian service. This years Lucia Bride honor goes to Jennifer Besser. The 1978 Lucia Bride Court is: Senior Diane Bannerman, Junior Sara Chris- tenson. Sophomore Lynne Robertson, Lucia Bride Jennifer Besser, and Freshman Lisa Owens.