Central Bible College - Cup Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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pirit will be ac- iecfion with this 1 witnesses of the npus as chapel Plessis came for God fo give the aaders. Many in- iations have re- ence of speaking enging speaker he students was ifal businessman in Minneapolis, speak 'ro various closely in Touch is plans for the ary life of Rev. so a deeper walk , fqxl If ff Q

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e always shows a ,enter. 1 virus attack. prayer chain The doctors g the disease me. Rev. Fred Lessten smiles up from a letter he has just received from a church promising monthly support to the school. Registrar David B. Drake handles the applications for admission. His congenial personality and keen sense of humor win many friends for him. When a student goes to him with problems con- cerning what subjects to take in order to graduate, he calms his fears and helps him work out a schedule to meet the require- ments. He is a man who is very conscientious in his work and also in the subjects which he teaches. His regular attendance in chapel despite his busy work schedule is greatly appreciated. Business Manager Fred Lessten is charged with managing the financial affairs of the school. The salaries of faculty and staff, purchases, utilities, upkeep, im- provements, and the loan and interest on Evans Hall are his re- sponsibilities. Central Bible lnsti- tute is operated on faith. Two hundred dollars more than what is paid in tuition and charges is needed for each student. The school is not underwritten by the General Council but depends upon the A offerings of God's people to make up the differ- ence. Fred Lessten is a man of great faith and God always meets it with funds. Rev. David Drake looks over the application of a hopeful future student. Over five hundred applications were checked