Conquerors Bible College - Ensign Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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ACADEMIC LIFE The CBC academic program be- gins in the classroom but does not end there. The classroom in- struction is frequently followed up with small group discussions and individual help. The formal instruction periods give the stu- dent a sound basis for further per- sonal research and study. Every student is encouraged to become a student of the Word on his own initiative, and the academic pro- gram is structured to that end. The encouragement to study guides the student from the class- room to the library where assign- ments direct him in constructive research and reading. The 9,000 volume library provides excellent resources for thorough and careful study. Every sincere student finds it necessary to spend many hours each week using the library. The focal point of the overall curriculum is the chapel service where students communicate with God in worship and expression. Lessons from the classroom find practical expression as students step behind the pulpit as leaders.

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OUR PARTNERS IN MISSIONS Out P»irr«J ' I Ouo P»niNi ' Ouo Pact-, c In Miss Rev.- Mrs. Billy D. Glaser Germany Rev. Mrs. Haskell D. Yadon Chile Rev. Mrs. Wayne Nigh Germany, Military District Rev. Mrs. Darrell Geissler Uruguay Rev. Mrs. Gary Nepstad The Philippines Rev. Mrs. Harry Seism India Rev. Mrs. Dale Brown Peru Rev. Mrs. John Klemin Argentina Not Pictured: Ena Hylton Rev. Mrs. Ralph Holland Rev. Mrs. Stanley Baker Liberia Puerto Rico Uruguay Rev. Mrs. Paul Reynolds Jamaica Rev. Mrs. Gordon Mallory The Philippines

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Even the cafeteria is a place of learning. The after chapel snack break gives occasion for stimu- lating Bible discussions. Mealtimes likewise are frequent scenes of constructive sharing of thoughts. Neither is the dorm just a resting place. Ideas are shared about spiritual matters; answers are sought from God ' s Word. Many valuable hours of study and quiet meditation are evidenced around the convenient study centers in each room. So from place to place on the campus of CBC an atmosphere for learning can be found. Yet the life of CBC does not consist wholly of reading textbooks and doing assignments. Many times, day and night, victories in Jesus or prayers of intercession can be heard echoing from the chapel as students learn to wait in prayer.