Cincinnati Bible Seminary - Nautilus Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Moments That

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Moments In Reflection

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DEDICATION Life has a way of introducing us to many peo- ple. Some we know very well as we share many experiences with them. But our lives and oth- ers’ may touch only briefly. The meaning of the contact is not always realized immediately. Time has a way of revealing true values. First impressions are important, but their impor- tance may change as the years pass. Through time-measured experiences we begin to un- derstand a little bit of what eternity may mean. The Class of 1970 desires to inspire a spirit for the seventies that may have eternal consequ- ences. We believe not in a generation gap, for we trace our desire back into the spirit of our forebearers. Benjamin Dwight Phillips, Sr., was one of these, and to his memory we dedicate the 1970 Nautilus. 11 B. D. Phillips, Sr. His Life Touched Ours Though our lives touched only briefly, we found he loved us since he possessed such a deep concern for church-related training insti- tutions. He has loved us and shared financially with us. We do not want to betray his trust or his love. We want to promote the same spirit of love for the Lord and the Church of Christ and for the Restoration principles that he promulgated. For him the Word of God remained precious and prayer was vital. May such be the spirit of the seventies! Though our lives have not been so entwined with his as his beloved wife Mildred or his dear family, we thank God that He permitted our lives to touch B.D.’s as a source of inspiration.