Columbia Bible College - Finial Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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THE FACULTY OF 1941 J. A. MORRIS KIMBER Registrar, and Secretary of the Faculty English B.A., M.A., University of Pennsylvania JOHN HEHL Dean of Men Christian Service, Personal Evangelism MRS. WILLIAM L. WALKER Dean of Women Christian Service B.A., Oueenj-Chicora H. WADDELL PRATT Philosophy, Theology B.A., M.A., D.D., Washington and Lee B. ALLEN REED Director of Night School History, Religious Education B.A., Wheaton: S.T.B., Biblical Seminary New York; M.A., Coljmbia University WICK BROOMALL Hebrew, Greek, Apologetics B.A., Maryville: M.A., Princeton; Th.B., Prince- ton Theological Seminary

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A WORD FROM THE PRESIDENT DR. ROBERT C. McQUILKIN English Bibie, Biblical Hermeneutics As the 1941 Finial greets you with all its rich C. B. C. flavor, I am happy to add the greetings of the Board and Faculty and Staff of the Bible College: to the makers of the Finial, to the Seniors, to all the C. B. C. family and circle of valued and beloved friends. As the Finial goes out this year, and as the Seniors prepare to graduate, we are conscious of the fact that this is counted the most fateful period in ali the history of modern civilization. Men are trembling with fear concerning the future. The call to us is fear not. That is the nega- tive side. The positive side is that we may go forward under the Captain of our salvation knowing that we are called to absolutely certain triumph. There are two things that sustain all human beings and encourage them to go forward. One is their hope of what the future will bring forth. The other is the pleasure of the present moment. Now, only Christians have the blessed Hope, so far as the future is concerned; be- cause of this blessed hope of Christ ' s final triumph, there is a happy hope for all the future between now and then. You Seniors, therefore, can look forward to graduation and the days just ahead with a blessed and assured hope. The Lord who has begun a good work in you will perfect it. But another wonder of our heritage in Christ is that we have a present foretaste of the joy and glory of the future. Are you happy in the knowledge that you are in the will of the Lord right now? As you have confidence that He will perfect that which concerneth you, are you rejoicing in His present working? That is part of His perfect plan and His perfecting plan. May if be true of every member of the Senior class without exception that you will be counted among those who know their God, and who therefore will do exploits, giving to the Lord Jesus all the glory for those exploits. Let us not forget that the exploits are won in a war, in which you are enlisted as good soldiers. The goal is not unc ertain: the taking of the Gospel to the uttermost part of the earth. May you shine as lights in the world wherever God places you, and may you yield to His leading so that the life may have the fullest measure of its usefulness.

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G. ALLEN FLEECE English Bible, Homiletics B.A., Washington and Lee; B.D., Columbia Theological Seminary; D.D., Washington and Lee MRS. ARTHUR FRANCIS TYLEE English Bible, Missions MRS. J. A. MORRIS KIMBER Bible College Hostess Music B.A., University of South Carolina A. ELIZABETH CRIDLAND Secretary to the President Education B A. in Biblical Education, Columbia Bible Collegs MRS. B. ALLEN REED Education, English FAITH S. WILLIAMS Spanish B.A., Wheaton; M.A., University of Illinois