Central Bible College - Cup Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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'UWBKIQ This School Annual, called the CUP, comes to you filled with information concerning the activ- ities of your Alma Mater. As you look upon its pages from time to time, may pleasant thoughts and inspiration provoke within you blessing. We have the CUP. Someone must be a cup- bearer. He who announced For l was the king's cupbearer was a faithful and trusted servant. Be- ing the king's cupbearer was a position most inti- mate. lt meant thot he devoted his time to the king. Such' a position was a great honor signifying that the king had absolute confidence in him. Let those who read these lines think of them- selves as cupbearers for the King of kings. Through the CUP of blessing freely we have received. Being devout cupbearers we may freely give. The question for the cupbearer is not What will the king do for me? , but What may l do for the king? . Foremost comes ministry to the Lord, then ministry for Him. To us has been given this.CUP. lts message of Blessing, Salvation, and l-lobe is entrusted to us as cupbearers. Before us lie fields of service, fields such as were provided the faithful Nehemiah. Let us take our place as cupbearergs, thankful for the lege of serving the King. -E1 S, W, . ,,mh.,,4