Central Bible College - Cup Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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Dr. Hardy Steinberg Dr. G. Raymond Carlson Rev. Paul Lowenberg Dr. J. Philip Hogan Rev. Claire Rose ff Dr. Charles Kendrick Stephen Walegir Verdell Longstaff Carl Callihan David Drake Business Manager Director of Student Dean Registrar Activities A few words would not suffice to describe the importance of the Board of Administration to the body of Central Bible College. The smooth function of this institution runs because .of the leadership these men provide. The burden of so many lives rests upon the shoulders of these leaders. Yet, in God's variety of ministries, they have found a niche in God's harvest field. Each year they see new workers thrust into God's won- derful army. For them, this satisfaction provides the incentive to keep on laboring for His kingdom! The Board of Administration and Directors - God's gift to this growing institution. Board Df Administration Boa rd X 21

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201 Boa rd Board Cf , Directors 1 .1:.:.:. giihllicszji P' Rev. Maurice Lednicky 'G pw t 7 flr s rr.r Rev. Davod Boykin Rev. Norman Surratt Mr. Howard Gentry Central Bible College is owned and operated by the General - Council of the Assemblies of Bod. Essentially, the Board of Chalrlnan Directors is the guardian of the college. Their responsibility is to promote the ideals of the college, properly implement all legal acts concerning the college, and to preserve the Dr- Thomas F. purposes for which the college was founded. Zimmerman The Board of Directors consist of fifteen members, all of whom are dedicated men of God. These men not only pro- vide the leadership of this institution, but also provide the strong example of 'ministers' of the Gospel. They are a select group of individuals. The execution of their policy is properly channeled through the Board of Administration. The matter of daily adminis- tration lies directly within the authority of these men. They are in a sense, our legal guardians. But more than that, they provide the daily example of leadership. Though the leadership of Central Bible College is in the Presldent hands of these men, they will be quick to note that it is the direction of the Holy Spirit that guides them. We are depen- dent on the leading of God's spirit. Because these men now Rev. Mal-lriC9 I-8dI1iCl4y that fact, this college is always in good hands! Q'-4 Rev. Raymond Hudson Rev. Gene Jackson -4' y -wt' M

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Faculty Emphasis Cn .The Word Central Bible offers many areas of education, but the emphasis has been placed on biblical education. The Division of Biblical Education, under the leadership of Dr. Thomas F. Harrison, is composed of two depart- ments: Bible and Theology. The strong emphasis on the word of God is facilitated through the study of the historical background of the Bible, content exegesis, biblical languages, and a bibli- cal theology which stresses the teaching of the Word. The philosophy of the faculty members who teach in this department is to teach the Word, rather than about the Word. Attention has been given to the sci- ence of interpreting the Bible-hermeneutics. This is a vital tool for the students to respond to the Working of the Word and Spirit of God so that he may be used to advance the kingdom 'of God. A primary objective of the Biblical Education is to prepare pastors, teachers, missionaries, administrators for the church family. The preseminary and pastoral f- 3- , img... .. ministries concentration help make it possible for the 2 student to pursue God's will. . i 9 it srsr r if e X E -if Ben Aker Forest Arnold Virginia Arnold Jo Ann Barros Sam Beckdahl ASSOC, Prgfl in Bible ASSOC' Prof. in Phys- Instr. in Phys. Ed. Instr. in Special Ed. Asst. Prof. in General and Theo, 1967- 1978- C.B.C. 1968- C.B.C. 1958- C.B.C. 1970- zz! Faculty