Central Bible College - Cup Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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0- ad 35, nd nReaching the world With the Word! was the Missionary Band slogan for the American Bible Society week. Over one thousand dollars was given for the purchase of Bibles during this special drive. Rev. C. C. Burnett. representa- tive for the American Bible Society and former C.B.I. instructor, gave a dynamic message on the immediate necessity of sowing the world With the Word of God. The Student Missionary Band has also been instrumental in giving funds for the purchase of a Speed-the-Light car for the McCombers in Singapore. Two thousand dollars constituted the total amount donated to the Missions De- partment for the acquisition of Bible School property in Formosa. vgga 77w- we - ennaer e r: e22 :x ' E'WWT-it ? tr? Kyzm't'tp :affu t m-vv-w. v

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THE ACTIVITIES OF THE ., . MISSIONARY BAND have been out- standing this year. The total amount raised for missions was $15,000, Which far exceeds all previous records. Many projects were initiated to stimulate giving. Among these was c1 special week set aside for the specific purpose of raising money for the enlargement of REVIVALTIME cov- erage. One thousand dollars Was donated to the Radio Department for the addition of the Lorenco Marques sta- tion in South Africa. In the picture, Jimmie Jones, President of the Missionary Band, is seen handing the $1,000 check to Rev. E. M. Clark, REVIVALTIME Director. g. Left to right: Charles Anderson REVIVALTtME Choir P ' ' ' . . . , re51dent; V ct A Eieaeurer; Mark BlissfMISSIOnGIY Band Vice-President; E. M. Clark? RE$I$ALEIInb2ErCISTrgeEt 5510an Band PreSIdent; Jo Ann Crawford, Missionary Band Curator- Curator,- Amta Osgood, Missionary Band Secretary. I Missionary Band . or; Jimmie Jones, Eddle Fussell, Missionary Band e2 3..

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CONTINENTAL - DISTRICT , PRAYERS . . .At 4:15 each Friday afternoon, C.B.I. encircles the world on its knees. When the chimes ring, all other activity ceases and each student seeks the Continental Group in Which he is especially interested. There intercession is made for people who are enchained ' in sin and darkness. On Saturday at 6:00 p.m., District Prayers are observed by students who are burdened for their own section of the States. In eternity's light these times of prayer are valuably spent, for many answers to prayer have been received as a result. AFRIC t revival todo Richards, tot er Group, I ingathering LATIN AMERICA, bound in the fetters of supersti- tion and fear, presents CI great challenge. The Prayer Group for this continent is. headed by Daniel Gruver and Joan Thor- sen.