Carthage College - Driftwood / Crimson Rambler Yearbook (Kenosha, WI)

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A large percentage of students found themselves in the Meditation Chapel at one time or another during the year. It may have been for a Thursday night Communion Service, for personal re- I : .I flection and prayer, or just for a recluse alone with ones own lhou'ghts. ' '- - 22

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Peoples beliefs and their interactions with others in a Christian manner have long been important in a communi- ty like Carthage. This year an unsurpassed combination of faiths were prac- ticed among students. Over twenty denominations were represented -- Lutherans, Roman Catholics, Methodists, Presbyterians, Episcopalians, Baptists and Congregationa- lists, as well as religions from other parts ofthe world. Sister Colette Zukowski and Father Wayne W0jciech0r054 ki were available to Roman Catholic students duringr the week for consultation. But the important point is not a talley 0f the cross sections of various Christian prac- tices. Campus prayer- groups shared the idea of ttuniting in Christianity, not Churchiarlity.H Interest grew in the fel- lowship of man through Christ, and evidence of His love and forgiveness was abundant. 31 - kH re 45-.- n......n.k..,. ' HrmH.;-h ..........-.. ..-n w .-

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InferIude Some Thoughts on Communion Meditation Chapelr September 26 Well God, It's me 696m. Du you know who I am -' Scmehowl I thlrk 501 for gou knew, Know. ml: know. Its me agam m :m; L-Iu-.E Where the Infinitely fume Meets finitelwss Infmw MeeIS, prays. ULJHer, fcdrsI hottes. Dramas, :reets I've tome :0 n:n-m'nuPc, God, This nUI? : I MDvh-I .II'IL-G Uht-EJI with van, d'Id Vu-Ilh a Tam whethe pEOg'IIu. A :1101101 ago you g.. -- : v your buoy nil'IG cloud I Ihdred Wllh r'q- 'elluwr, whit; 'LIIUH ln'lll'dltlvl And W'Lh Sh: '.'.'hLJ :3 n'iII HIV hupr-s uIECi Iear; B-t -.Cr' HIM. luU auldul'u mlh :hu. rest. And :qu': .Il'- alone. lamng rh-r Lvurld know zaII 100 -.-';I:Il. The loneliness Iades I sense conurumty as I lake -.u-nnmniom. I taxu from this sea of -rowdrd bodies In a small roam. I take m the hope that they'll lake irmm me. Teach we to love these -mfamllnar faces. to see lhe Cnnst In men' Taam me lo lave! wave all I-c mos here, Cod, and We'll: oi: yuurs Some here are freaks for mu, bE'IS ng VOLI -0mtdr1tly. Ufhv: 3m: val. III u- Ldbiondl flashmi of light But does IT 'Ilallr! whal sort of Sigh! nv rmclve. 3U lung :15 we SEQ WI - vet. Inrav. :..I+er, fear. hose, :-r.: c. IEFI Tdh: Our :iiFanrrI- ::'. Ioh-f r-I mam orm uuu-g Orin: blood. Wn.- arr: Eh: budv of III: um Jl'u all m.- hdx-e C3 Lord D? pour! and :IIIQM. let us 563' Let .5 SE: The wurId beyond the world. you! Peace wItth Ourselves. Teeth u: to love! John Houser Phito Chnstos. an organization dedicated to exploring careers or Christian service in any church-afrlliated profession. included mem- bers U. to RI Chcryl Matthias. Randy Cordove. Leonard Quiring. President, Kathy Panning. Sccrctary. Timothy Diemer. Treasurer. . . ...-.. Tm nu...