Cedarville University - Miracle / Cedrus Yearbook (Cedarville, OH)

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Fellowship met the worship needs of students. Music was an integral part of Wednesday prayer Doug Loescher taught one of the many Sunday meeting. Shaun Spangler and David Beal made School classes. a wonderful duo to highlight the prelude. As campus pastor. Pastor Harold Green, lov- ingly referred to as P. O. ' is responsible for the direction of the Fellowship. Special music was uplifting. As Mclynda Moody looked on. Julie Kurtz presented her song. 20 Fellowship

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, er brought j special two hour chapel, lie Titus, and two others paused to Itt The Day of I Jeff Sanders petitions to Convocation was a special chapel to begin the year. Dr. Paul Dixon flashed a smile dressed In his robe and Centennial medallion. The Central State University Choir came to chapel for their annual concert. They lifted their hands in joy and united their voices in song. Special Chapels 19

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Involvement edarville College be- gan the Fellowship in January 1970, under the di- rection of Pastor Harold Green. Pas- tor Green said that he felt the stu- dents need- ed a Sunday night place of worship with which they could identify. Visitors attend area churches - not so with the Fellowship. The Fellow- ship offers unique qualities: it is not a local church and it has no ordinances. Another unique characteristic of the Fellowship is its sterile at- mosphere. Hon-Christians rarely attend; it is a body of believers who come together to worship. Pastor Green did say that he missed the oppor- tunity of seeing people being saved and growing as the body grows. Current Advisory Seven member, Mike Wittmer, said that a unique quality is the student involvement and sense of ownership. This in- volvement in ownership is re- alized through the students' election of the Advisory Seven who plans the weekly ser- vices. These seven men are likened to a church dea- con board. Each member has a different responsibility: chairman, secretary, Sunday School superintendent, mu- sic, treasurer, prayer chain director, and project leader. After being elected to the Ad- visory Seven, the men vote among themselves to decide who will have each responsi- bility. When asked why most students attend the Fellow- ship, P.G. said, It belongs to the students; they have a voice in the service. And it's convenient for people who do not have cars to attend elsewhere. A unique quality of involve- ment and ownership. - Mike Wittmer dsory 7 was like a church’s deacon advisory 7 member. Mike Wittmer, took f the music in his crcativtyup ' Many students enjoyed the Fellowship just for the fellowship. Tim Armstrong Dashed a smile as he waited for the service to begin. Fellowship