Conquerors Bible College - Ensign Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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emphasis weelt Private Property, No Trespassing, . . Jesus the Center ... A Recipe for Per- sonal Victory . . . Walking by Faith, Not by Siglit . . . Glorifying Christ, Not Self. With these challenges, and others, CBC Spiritual Emphasis Week became a time of rededication and re-motivation for CBC students as the school year began. Each determined in his heart to be a thermo- stat Christian and not a thei-mometer. As Sister Ruby Klemin, our president ' s wife, and Brother C. H. Yadon, our for- mer president, extended their hands of experience, they guided us into a deeper walk wth Jesus and helped us reach out to Him with confidence.

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■ Mike Sponsler (Music Scholarship) 0) Lynden Shalm (SFC Scholarship) Ron Ens Washington - B. C. District Scholarship Steve Hunt Oregon District Scholarship Debbie MacKenzie Idaho District Scholarship Quiz Scholarship Tom Kelly SPRING (1971) James Bigelow Ernie Dumaresq FALL Bjorn Dahlin OUTSTANDING STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS Scholarship assistance from the college was available in several forms. Students received scholarship recognition according to academic accomplishment, spiritual qualifica- tions and financial need . Roger, Tidwell Liz Bailey

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ministries 3 .m ' mi IP! y wlj ny W- N S 1 ■i ' ' i ■ A ' i V 4 V t - «|| On January 11 12, Reverend Donald Deck, Secretary of the Pente- costal Conquerors Department, shar- ed his burden and acquainted C B C students with the overall program of the youth department. The 1972 sum- mer youth corps program was intro- duced, and the vital work of campus ministries was presented by Reverend Dale Walker, Regional Director for PSFl. Reverend J. H. Yohe of Rapid City, South Dakota, and Reverend Murray Layne of Fresno, California, pre- sented the growing ministry of Youth Redemption, relating many miracu- lous personal experiences of seeing young people delivered from gross sin and drug addiction. The two-hour morning seminars and evening Youth Redemption Rally in- creased our burden for America ' s youth and gave us insight into how we can more effectively reach them for Christ. The Heart of Love is the Passion to Give. This introduc- tory message by Reverend J. T. Pugh became the theme for our second annual Home Missions Seminar held January 4-7. Rev. J. T. Pugh, Director of Home Missions for the United Pentecostal Church, was the featured teacher and speaker for the seminar. He was charged with enthusiasm for WORLD MISSIONS and was intensely practical in his teaching on how to pioneer a home missions work. Further exposure to home mission fields was given by Rev- erend Elton Sermon, Home Missions Director in the Rocky Mountain District; Reverend Norman Dillon, Idaho District Home Missions Director; and Gary Walmer, a former CBC student who labored in New York City.