Columbia Bible College - Finial Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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Follow-Up Servicemen Bible Clubs Nursery Work Campus Crusade Catawba Indians Street Meetings Home Visitation Prison Visitation Choirs and Ensembles Public School Teaching Sunday School Teaching Girls ' Industrial School Work Work among the local Churches Veterans ' Hospital Counsellors Hospital Visitation- -TB Sanitorium Shaw Field Air Force Base Visitation Youth Clubs- -Youth for Christ- -Young Life Fort Jackson--Sunday School and Visitation Street Meeting Check- Up Gray-Y Club 26 Veterans ' Hospital Choir

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Each week all students at the Bible College go out under the direction of the Christian Service Department on their own particular assignments. They reach the trailer camps at Shaw Air Force Base, and Indians on the Catawba Indian Reservation. They go to people in churches, in prisons, in hospitals, and on the street. They teach Bible in the public schools, and in the Girls ' State Industrial School. With extra personal workers added this year, the students also hold Bible clubs for young people and children. This year special follow- up workshops have been held to teach students how to bring those whom they lead to Christ to grow and walk in Him. It is the greatest joy to know that because of our Christian Ser- vice work this year many people will sing with us in Heaven, Our God, how great Thou art. Women ' s Department: Miss Agness Barr, Miss Elva Brownlee, Miss Dorothy Strauss, Director; Miss Mary Faith Phillips. Rideewood Sanitorium Servicemen Spanish Choir Vamos a cantar . . . , Oremos, or La guagua esta aqui. If you came to the C.B.C. auditorium on Sunday night, you would hear words like these and you would hear the singing of a Spanish choir. Over two hundred Spanish speaking soldiers stationed at Fort Jackson have been saved through weekly Gospel meetings held in their language. The Christian Service Department now has work among the American as well as the Spanish personnel at the fort. 23

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DIRECTED TEACHING The practice teaching course which is offered by Columbia Bible College to seniors equips them to become trained Bible teachers. For eight or nine weeks, daily classes are taught in an actual classroom by the practice teachers, who are carefully supervised and personally instructed by the director, Miss Nancy Havlik, and her assist- ant, Miss Sarah Overstreet. Those taking this course find it valuable preparation for Christian work. Miss NANCY HAVLIK, Director. Miss SARAH OVERSTREET, Assistant. Grace Hancox, Ruth Bergstresser, Donna Benson, Kathleen Wong, Barbara Blair. 27