Columbia Bible College - Finial Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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The greatest single miracle for the opening day was the serving of the meal on time in the dining room. Miss Petty

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DEDICATION What is the meaning of true greatness? Is it one ' s being in a place where all will see and praise, where all will recognize and honor? Not so shall it be among you: but whosoever would become great among you shall be your minister; and whosoever would be first among you shall be your servant: even as the Son of man came not to be ministered unto, but to minister, and to give his life a ransom for many. (Matt. 20:26-28, A.S.V.) Miss Dowdle and Miss Wolf have long been our ministers here at C.B.C., and it is with joy that we dedicate this yearbook to them. This year of our move to the new campus has been one of the great impossibilities for them, perhaps as much as for anyone. Yet, laboring under crowded conditions, with an unusual number of students to feed, they have faithfully and fully provided for that need which, if not met, would cause Columbia Bible College to close its doors. For all that you have done and for all that you will do in the future, dear friends, we take this opportunity to say ' thank you. '

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THE NEW CAMPUS We who have lived here at Columbia Bible College for the better part of the past nine months have been privileged to behold the very beginning of a brand new chapter in the history of the school, and to see an open display of the power of God. He has revealed His mighty arm to us; He has done exceeding abundantly above all that we asked or thought; He has, indeed, rewarded faith with sight! Surely the new campus is a monument to His faithfulness and a training ground for ours. And as we gaze upon His great provision, what do we see? We see three hundred and forty acres of South Carolina ' s rolling hills, complete with river, lake, pine trees, and electric power poles, altogether a botanist ' s paradise. We see a majestic gray water tower, graciously built for our use by the city of Columbia in return for the small tract of land from which it rises. We see twelve million fewer tons of hard packed earth, and in its place eight stately brick structures, a green gable-roofed edifice, and a sixteen-room bungalow boasting twelve pianos and a vibraharp. CW| ' - Water Tower. ' The House of Eleven Gables. v. c- ;