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Page 33 text:
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SERVICE ) . The ' oung women give forth the Word of life in numerous classes for children, nurses, and women in all sections ot the city. In all the varied forms of Christian service there is afforded a daily opportunity to work out in vital experience the lessons ot classroom and stud ' hours. Likewise, through this vital part of the curriculum students gain a concep- tion of what can be done any time, anywhere, by being instant in season and out of season. Students sing for Business Men ' s Bibli- Class • With HINK.EL and the Open Book in Sunday School • CROSS leads a Community Sunday School • Neighborhood Bible Club with C. BOWM.A.N, T- KR WBILL, and CUNNINGH.AM. 29
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Spiing Ccnference, 1943 CHRISTIAN Piihlisli glad tidings; Tidings of feace; Tidings of Jesus, Redemption and release. In week-day Bible clubs and Sundav School classes, in hospital visitation and tract distribu- tion, in street meetings and jail services, we tell to others the glorious news that Jesus saves all who come to Him. Several of the young men have had opportunities for serving as pastors of rural churches near Columbia, and many of them have cooperated with chap- lains in meetings for service men at Fort Jackson and the U. S. O. centers. Tidings of peace are broadcast to all Columbia in a daily radio program. COOKE conducts Morning Devo- tions J. MEREDITH and ROBERTS .issist • Nurses at Columbia Hospital hear CAMPBELL. 28
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STUDENT MISSIONS Preuilent . Vire-Presit eNt Serretciry . Tredsurer A dz ' iser OFFICERS . . . PHILIP BUCHER . . WILLIAM WALKER . . BERNICE HORNER . . . JOHN KENNEDY DR. HAROLD LINDSELL First Scmcstei- PravL-r Grmip Leaders: Seated: NETHERCOTT, BOARD, MARSH, PINSON • Utatidnig: GROSS, ALMAND, SOWERS, GRAYSON, PIERCE. Student Foreign Missions Fellowship is a growing arm} of student missionary volunteers receiving their basic train- ing in the schools and colleges of the L ' nited States, preparing to go overseas on an errand of peace and goodwill, to take the Gospel message to those who have not yet heard whether there is a Christ or a Bible. Dailv newspapers somehow fail to report the victories being won by the piowerful forces under God on the world mission fronts. On the home front, defenders wage the battle by prayer, meeting in local chapters to review the needs on the held, to consider the possibilities of advance, and to consult with the Captain of the Lord ' s Army concerning His plans for the present and the future. WALRKR, JiLCHER, HORXER, REWEDY Snuthcastern Regional Conference Delegate 30
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