Canadian Mennonite Bible College - Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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MARTHA PETERS Chilliwack. B.C. Time spent in studying God’s Word is time well spent. It leads to a fuller, and a more worthwhile Christian life. WILHELM REMPEL Chilliwack, B.C. Through the time spent at College, I have been given a better spiritual perception. MARGARET THIESSEN Fitzmaurice, Sask. “Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who hath blessed us with all spiritual bless¬ ings . . —Ephesians 1:3. I greatly appreciate these spiritual blessings in preparation for mission work. BERTHA TIESSEN Leamington, Ont. I came to College that I might learn to know Him and the power of His resurrection, and for this privilege I give Him thanks. VALENTINE TIESSEN Whitewater, Man. Dem Herrn sei Lob und Preis fur die grosse Liebe die er mir erwiesen hat. Gottes Wort und christliche Gemeinschaft sind mir hier besonders teuer geworden. IVAN R. UNGER Rosthern, Sask. “Ye shall be my witnesses.”—Acts 1:8. I thank God that College has made this command very personal. My prayer is, “Lord, help me constantly to obey it.” BILL WIEBE Abbotsford, B.C. I am convinced that studying at College is of in¬ valuable worth in my preparation for that place of service to which God will direct me. DAVID WIEBE Mt. Lehman, B.C. His words are “spirit and life.” They have become life to me, and since “life begets life” I want to make known His words to others.

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JAKE HEINRICHS Winkler, Man. These two years at College have been the richest in my life because they have shown me anew the importance of a Christ-centered life. KATHLEEN JANZEN Arnaud, Man. Because Christ’s challenge is so great. I consider necessary to prepare for this great responsibility LARRY KEHLER Abbotsford, B.C. My aim: To learn those things which God would have me to know and to accept by faith those things which remain a mystery. TINA KLASSEN Abbotsford, B.C- My Prayer: Thou art the Workman. I the frame, Lord, for the glory of Thy Name, Perfect Thine image on the same. HELEN KLASSEN Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ont. Mach mich in Gedanken rein. Lass mein Wandel heilig sein Nur Dein, nur Dein vollkommen Wille Sie meine Schranke, Ziel und Bahn. VERNON NEUFELD Didsbury, Alta. Jesus! geh voran, Auf der Lebensbahn, Und wir wollen nicht verweilen. Dir getreulich nachzueilen; Ftinr uns an der Hand, bis ins Vaterland To serve my Master is my aim. My motto is, He must increase, but I must decrease.

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I have dedicated my life will be pleased to use it for for His glory.” FRIEDA BERGEN Rosemary, Alta. I thank the Lord for this opportunity of studying 11 is Word. My prayer is that I might ever be found faithful to Him. LAURA BERGEN Drake, Sask. 1 am thankful to my Lord for these months of study at College. May I be a vessel fit for service in His vineyard. ANTON BUHR New Bothwell, Man. My prayer and aspiration is. that “College” may draw me closer to God, so that in everything I might bring honor and glory unto Him. MARJORIE DERKSEN Plum Coulee, Man. Create in me a clean heart. O God, and put a new and right spirit within me.—Psalm 51:10. ELDEN DRIEDGER Waldheim, Sask. Jesus said. “Learn of me.” Untold blessings result when one sets aside time to do this very thing. No other example could compare. ALBERT DUECK Abbotsford, B.C. For th« future I pray to have enough trust in my God to follow His leading. I thank God that He sent One who satisfies. HENRY DUECK Altona, Man. That 1 may know him. and the power of his resur¬ rection . . .—Phil 3:10. This is the prayer and the desire of my life. ANTON ENNS Wheatland, Man. Two terms of study and fellowship in College have strengthened my faith, enlightened me to a fuller understanding of God ' s Word, and extended mv horizons. I mm M id r s . e T a ■ % Page 27