Concordia University Chicago - Pillars Yearbook (River Forest, IL)

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.X4 e:f5CLg8 l 0l'l'l p 2fiLJ8l'lt HTTTTTTTTTTTTTT ln the Name of lesus! When Heinrich Heine, that great Ger- man poet, came upon the armless statue of Venus of Milo, he was much disturbed. He marveled at its beauty, at its grace of line, its flawless form, and he agreed it was a masterpiece of molded life! What do you think of it? a friend beside him asked. Ah, she is beautiful, but then, she has no arms to hold fast to humanity! Your arms and hands are Christ's to hold fast to humanity. lt is your holy task to be Gods instruments to mold the lives of men and Women and chil- dren, to fashion by the Spirits direction masterpieces of the Christian life. Your hands are the hands of Christ to lead people to His Cross so that in its shadow they might find rest for their souls, joy for their hearts, and meaning for their lives. You are crucified with Christ, and men should see the prints of the nails in your hands. He loves the people whom you will serve. He has died and risen for them. His arms embrace all mankind in a full- hearted expression of His sacrificial love. May your hands hold fast to hu- manity, and may you find a thrilling ministry in taking people by the hand and saying: Come and see my Lord! P,,.frQ4w,Q, M. L. Koehneke President

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