Concordia College - Spire / Concordian Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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Conieerdia Senior College Pres ents T HE SPIRE 3

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ot l am happy to iind that the basic educational philosophy the college: What a man is learning is oi doubtful value apart from what a man is becoming , has found acceptance to such a degree among seniors that it forms a context ior thought that is taken tor granted in the theme oi the l96'2. ANNUAL. The emphasis which this ANNUAL places upon the centrality of our common membership in the Body of Christ is both rele- vant and right, tor no community oi iaith. including ours at Concordia Senior College, can be at its best until the reality by which it lives is put into such natural expression and used so meaningfully in daily litethat the iaith itself be- comes its own best recommendation. Looking ahead, l am convinced that the need ior this kind oi college and this ltind oi graduate is greater than ever, for it it is to meet its destiny, our Church must continue to pro- duce men with high respect ior and commitment to intellectu- d capacity: men oi deep iaith: men with com- ' us use oi their God-given d trembling , tegrity an the vigoro in fear an assion- al in plete dedication to capacities in modesty and humility, yet with an exultant sense ot privilege and a tone oi p ate conviction, to proclaim, in the name oi God Himself, the - tian truths that God has committed to man . GSS Presid nt 2000825 ential Chris