Conquerors Bible College - Ensign Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Rev. and Mrs. Gordon Mallory CBC Alumni Appointed Missionaries to The Philippines Rev. and Mrs. Dale Brown CBC Alumnus Appointed Missionaries to Peru CBC alumni who returned to testify of their calling and appointment to mis- sionary service left a lasting impression upon our minds. Their ministries in the college chapel sobered our thinking, increased our burden, and made us real- ize that we too might soon be called to serve abroad. Home Miseions was accented through prayer emphasis, challenges from dis- trict home missions directors, and the outstanding ministry of Reverend Arless Glass, who serves on the UPC Evange- lism Commission. ACCENT ON MISSIONS Rev. Arless Glass Evangelism Commission Rev. Norman Rutzen Oregon District Home Missions Director

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CBC exceeds goal in faith-promises ReVo Edwin Judd Convention speaker MISSIONS CONVENTION Our former president, Edwin E. Judd, returned to Oregon for the annual CBC and Oregon District Missionary Convention during the fir St week of December. As Promotional Director of Foreign Missions, Brother Judd showed slides of missionary endeavors around the world and presented the needs for more prayer war- riors, financial supporters, and dedicated goers. The educational reports and inspirational messages of the convention caused the students of CBC to think about missions in a personal way. The individual concern for world missions was evident as CBC once again responded to Partners in Faith with faith-promises totaling over $8000. Faith-promises soar at convention. CBC choir portrays missions in song.

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FALL TALENT NIGHT The sextet members blend voices in praise A little girl plays a big horn. Highlights of every school year are the socials de- signed to provide wholesome fellowship, God-given tal- ent blessed many as the students used their abilities to glorify God in Talent from across the United States and Canada, the fall term social. The winter social took the students to rustic Timberline Lodge on Mt. Hood. The comfort and warmth of the lodge provided a haven of relaxation after hours of inner-tubing down the slopes and frolicing in thirteen feet of smow. WINTER SOCIAL students relax in the lounge at Timberline Lodge. Sliding down the mountain requires a long hike back up. i