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

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The 1987-88 Master's Puppets II. Emily Daven- port. Susan Williams. Curtis Cline. Beth Most. Andrew Stevens, and Orcg Pcrclka. The 1987-88 Kings men Quartet. Clockwise from bottom: Dan Shepherd. John Browning. Steve Avcritt. Jack Rooks. Paul Reid, and Shaun Spangler. Times to Travel Cedarville College ex- pose was to bring the gospel perience consists of message to the public and more than just a four present Cedarville College as year aca- demic en- deavor. Stu- dents may choose to be involved in a vast number of activities during their college years. Included in the list of extracurriculars is the op- tion to take part in a traveling team. These ministry teams be- gan in the early 1970 s and include puppet teams, sing- ing teams, and a drama team, Cedarville s most re- cent addition to the college traveling families. Over 70 students partici- There is no better bal- anced student than the one who combined his education with Christian Ministry. Kirk Keller an option for under- graduate students. The stu- dents who participate in the teams become aware of the very real mission field which exists in our country as well as foreign countries. Besides fulfilling a vocal audition and sharing a per- sonal testimony, the team member must also be willing to attend regular practices with his respective team. Once the teams are prepared to travel, they perform at churches, schools, camps, or pated in these traveling just about anywhere an audi- teams last year. Their pur- ence might be gathered! 22 Traveling Teams

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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

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The 1987-88 Summer Swordbearers. Michelle Dalton. Steve Gerhardt. Buffle Mackereth, Brent Bower, Lori Brovont. Mary Jones, Jonathan Beach. Lisa Davidson, Chris Gifford, Tim Arm- strong. Lisa Gagnebin. and John Kohlmeyer. The 1987-88 Swordbearers. Lara Long, Mark Wolf. Jody Burtis. Steve Murphy. Cynthia Wag- ner. Tami Greene. Tim Canterbury. Larissa Ber- ry. Dan Male. Barry Rcgcnold. Donna Blumen- stock, and Dwight McGuire. The 1987-88 Abundant Life Singers. Cindy Commons. Kandy Halverson, Matt Benefici. Bonnie Grimstead. Sue Hash, Rick Mackey. Sta- cey finch. Mike Roberts. Roger foreman, Tlkl Rinehart. Traveling Teams 23