Conquerors Bible College - Ensign Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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harvestitne committee Singing chapel services HARVESTIME COMMITTEE Marsha Horn, David Cox (Chairman), Art Dunn The goal of the Harvestime Com- mittee was to impress upon the students the necessity of the Har- vestime broadcast and its far- reaching message. This commit- tee directed monthly chapel ser- vices emphasizing the need for Harvestime to be beamed into new areas. The students gave their time and money to help support this evangelistic endeavor. De- siring to promote Harvestime in the Northwest, the committee sponsored the Annual Harvestime Songfest on March 11, 1972.

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home missions committee ADVISOR Paul Dugas CHAIRMAN Rick Neihart Througliout the year the Home Missions Committee strived to give the students a clear vision for home missions by exposing them to the urgent needs of various cities and states. This exposure came chiefly through the media of chapel services and bulletin board displays. Ministers presently involved in home missions as district directors or pastors were invited to share their experiences in chapel. Among those visiting the college with special presentations were Reverend Phillip Dugas presenting the needs of Oregon; Reverend Bob Mclntire, representing British Columbia; represen- tatives of the Indian Commission of Washington-B. C. District; and Reverend C. M. Yadon, speaking for the needs of Alaska. Other exposure was provided during the Annual Home Missions Seminar.

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foreign missionary committee This, our day. . .for foreign missions! No one else can fulfill our responsibility to lost souls. The torch has been passed to our generation. The church of yesterday cannot minister to this generation. At CBC we found a college dedicated to world- scope ministries. We were moved to make our hearts sensitive to the call to foreign missions. We actively suppoi ' ted foreign missions mth our finances and prayers. But most important of all, the lives of Conquerors Bible College students were moved to become involved in service on foreign fields. Sue Kolb, Sam Kotka, Ed Wiens (chairman), John Klemin (advisor)