Central Wesleyan College - Centralian Yearbook (Central, SC)

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AFLAME FOR MISSIONS For I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ: for it is the power of Cod unto salvation to every one that believeth . . . Romans 1:17 KJV The Foreign Missions Fellowship worked in close cooperation with the college church fora successful Missionary Convention held from October 24 through 26. Eight missionaries were guests at the convention and they all shared different aspects of mission work giving students a good, basic over-view of missions. In seminars and services, and in singing and shar- ing; the missionaries talked about overseas work; but spoke to students about God in daily affairs. Working with us were the Richard Livelys from Indiana, formerly in Puerto Rico; the James Wiggins of Central, who had worked and lived in Sierra Leone; the Morris Davises from North Carolina, on furlough from Zambia; Evelyn Hay, an R.N. from Michigan and who worked in Sierra Leone for eight months and Ray Minor, pilot and mainte- nance worker with Wycliffe Bible Translators, who had been assigned to Ecuador. L

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The end of the fait semester brought the beginning of December and its Christmas spirit. Plans for the holi- days stirred memories of past Christmases and brighter expectations for the one which was to come. The annual and very special holiday event at CWC, the Christmas Dinner, was made memorable by delicious food and by seeing our everyday friends in formal, holiday apparel. The after dinner program featured faculty and adminis- trative members as its star attractions. Possibly the best remembered is Dr. Rickman cast as Santa Claus! The CWC Chamber Ensemble performed beautiful seasonal pieces, many of them acappella and some were sung to the accompaniment of the harpsichord. The semester ended quickly, students journeyed home for the holidays to enjoy a break from study and work and to celebrate a season rich with spiritual mean- ing, warmth and love. . mm t. ri 1 21