Central Christian College - Yearbook (Moberly, MO)

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'EEEY IQIIQI XY! ! I CENTRAL CHRISTIAN COLLEGE OF TI-IE BIBLE ' Moberly, Mis souri To rch bearer Vee Ann Meadows - Editor

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I A A I r i 5 it li i J E 4 dl 3 .1 I Dedication Iohn W. Hall will be long remembered for his outstanding contributions to the cause of Christ and the restoration movement in central Missouri. He gave of his time and means in an unselfish manner as Central Christian College of the Bible was brought into being. He secured the faculty, made many promotional trips, drove to Moberly two days each week from Vandalia, Missouri, for almost two years. He taught one class and served as president pro tempore until the college began its third year. He has come to Moberly at least once each week during the past year to teach a course to the men students on the practical aspects of the ministry. He hasnever received any monetary compensation for his work or expenses. - A T The college would never have become a reality except for the preliminary work of Brother Hall. When he came to Missouri over a decade ago, liberalism and unbelief had caused the vitality of the churches to diminish greatly. From his ministries at Union and Vandalia, this son of Ohio urged many preachers to come to Missouri to labor: and several answered the call. The Christian serv- ice camps began to prosper. Brother Hall became dean of the White Oak camp near Moberly, and the enrollment soon' surpassed 400. The area was now ripe for a Bible college, and Central Christian College of the Bible is the result. To you, Iohn W. Hall, this 1961 annual of Central Christian College of the Bible is therefore affectionately dedicated.