Central Wesleyan College - Centralian Yearbook (Central, SC)

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SPIRITUAL EMPHASIS Spiritual Emphasis this year was an extra special time because many commitments were made, and these commit- ments were not based on emotion alone. The speaker, Joe Seaborn, had a very powerful message. He challenged us to put God, and others before ourselves. Many lives were permanently changed as a result of the Spiritual Emphasis services and for that we give God all the praise and glory. If Spiritual Emphasis is any indication, then this campus and possibly even the community is in for a great revival. 16

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TEEMS AND DILLARD Loads of buttons circulated bearing the simple message SOON (or NOOS, depending on which way the button was worn). Around the CWC campus, the buttons raised plenty of questions. They were part of the campaign to promote the November 29th concert of singer songwriter David Teems. Teems is an up and coming Christian music performer from the Atlantic area. Joe Pascal promoted the concert which was sponsored by CWC’s Christian Service Organization. Accompanying David Teems as the opening act was Ike Dillard, a CWC favorite. The two performers energized the spirits and ministered to the hearts of the audience. Cindy Looper had this to say to the audience: “You’re not acting like Wesleyans and you’re not acting like Baptists — just Christians.” David Teems delivers a ballad at the piano. Larry, Dave, Bryan, and Wayne are on Teems’ team. They cheer him on all through the concert. 18