Conquerors Bible College - Ensign Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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the president speahs his own generation . . the will of God . What a challenge for him . . . He served his own generation by the will of God ... The master secrets of a great life are p ortrayed to us in these words from Acts 13:36. Referring to David they set forth: his vocation in life ... to serve his location in life . . his motivation in life . . What a pattern for the graduate of 1972. to serve his own generation! To serve . . . The full significance of David serving dawns on us when we realize that this serving man was a king. Though girt with the au- thority of power, gifted with the resources of a genius, and housed amidst wealth and luxury . . . yet he served. Self-seeking is self- destroying, and I fear for the graduate who leaves CBC with any motive other than to give and to serve. Your own generation . . . Some continually fret about the generation in which they are not. There are those who live in the past (the good old days) and others who live in the future, constantly waiting for something to turn up. Lost in these thoughts, they forego the present opportunities to accomplish for God. David saw in the circumstances and claims of life around him ample field for allhis energies. This is your day, young person! The marks of decaying civilizations are all around you, but over against this dark background is the clear, glorious promise of His coming. Revival fires are burning throughout the world ! A people are being made ready to meet the Lord. It is a glorious day of opportunity for you. Make the most of your oppor- tunities to reach a frustrated world that needs to know who Jesus is. By the will of God. . . David not only served . . . he not only served his generation . . . but he served according to the will of God. While serving his own generation he didn ' t conform to its fads and fancies nor bow down to its demands. You, too, are being summaied by the Lord to do your best for your own time. Let Jesus Christ, not your generation, be your master. Make His will, your will; His mission, your mis- sion; and then His victory vnll be your victory.

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administration

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hoard of directors A cross section of the twelve-member board of directors in session IDAHO DISTRICT Rev. E. Rohn, superintendent Rev. J. Craven, minister Claude Fields, layman Dan Satterwhite , layman Chairman: Rev. E. Rohn OREGON DISTRICT WASHINGTON - B.C. DISTRICT Rev. C. H. Yadon, superintendent Rev. C. M. Yadon, superintendent Rev. G. Sponsler, minister Rev. V. Crossley, minister David Reynolds Ted Haynes, layman Turner Gleason , E. E. Nepstad, layman Three district superintendents, three ministers, and six laymen, representing the districts of Idaho, Oregon, and Washington-B,C. , provided sound, careful guidance for the college. They met once each college term to discuss and make decisions relative to the operation of CBC ' s program for the training of Pentecostal youth. We reaped the benefits of the wise leadership which wasapartof CBC ' s basic structure.