Cornerstone University - KUMI ORI Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1960 volume:

FOREWORD With our school year coming to a close we pause in retrospection of the past few months. In some respects there have been similarities with past years. - The same building and professors, books, exams, term papers. In other ways it has been entirely different - a new president, the inauguration of the Bible conference. But of greatest im- port have been the experiences and the people who have enriched our lives. Some of these occasions and the friends associated with them are recorded here- in to be relived in our reveries. CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION FACULTY CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES SPORTS ADVERTISEMENTS c. 14 I DEDICATION . . the same commit thou to faithful men, who shall be able to teach others also. You have been an asset to our school in your sincere teaching of the Word of God as well as by the positive stand you have taken as expressed to us in your daily life. Because of your devotion to the students we have found in you a sympathetic and understanding counsellor whose advice has always been of immeasurable value to us. As an instructor you will always be remembered for the help you have given us in the interpretation of the Word of God, as well as the repetitious, You see? To you. Professor John H. Wilson, because of your untiring efforts to improve our school spiritually, socially, and academically, we. dedicate with earnest affection this I960 edition of KUM1-ORJ. PROFESSOR JOHN H. WILSON OUR NEW PRESIDENT DR. W. WILBERT WELCH, Ph.D. STAND THEREFORE, HAVING YOUR LOINS GIRT ABOUT WITH TRUTH” Although we have barely stepped over the threshold of this the new decade, yet already editors have prophetically named it as the fabulous sixties. If great movements have the habit of casting their shadows before them, then indeed the decade be- fore us should be fabulous. Technological advances have been so numerous - satellites, space probes, atomic subs, intercontinental missiles, polio vaccine - until we have been overcome with indifference. In the religious world the movements of the last decade have been even more far reaching than those of science. The religious atomic bomb of compromise was exploded and the great mushroom cloud has now spread over the whole earth. There isn't a church but has come under its shadow. The decade ahead may well be one in which new lines of battle must be drawn and new clear cut positions taken. This is no time for Christian schools to retrench. Our school stands without apology for the historic faith. We do not believe one must sacrifice orthodoxy on the altar of intellectualism - or sacrifice true intelligence in accepting die historical tenets of orthodoxy. In the decade ahead this school may not move with every theological breeze that passes, because it will be deep rooted in the authoritative written and Living Word of God. It shall be dedicated to train- ing young men and women to serve Christ, to stand out against a background of spiritual mediocrity,-to be fervent in the midst of religious lukewarmness, to be courageous when all around the flag of deep- seated conviction is mothballed, and to be God centered in life rather than self centered, or in Paul's words to stand - having the loins girt with truth. BOARD OF DIRECTORS REV. N. A. WIENS, Chairman REV. R. L. MATTHEWS REV. DAVID SMITH DR. HOWARD KEITHLEY REV. HENRY O. BERENDS REV. WOODROW McCALEB REV. DONALD OLSEN REV. WILBUR WEBBER REV. ROBERT TITUS FRANK H. GORDON, Secretary OTTO C. BENJAMIN REV. KENNETH OHRSTROM REV. ROBERT REYNHOUT ELTON 3IDSTRUP ROBERT STEED JOHN DeVRIES DR. GLENN FRANKE DEANS LIFT STUDENTS FROM THE HORNS OF DILEMMA Dean of Education, LEON WOOD Dean of Men Dean of Women VICTOR MATTHEWS MARGARET CARPENTER Mrs. B. Matthews records the semester grades. The registrar is Mrs. Bonnie Matthews. Sending applica- tions for admission, processing these applications, maintaining the academic records of each student; these are a fraction of the duties she performs. She listens to the joys, the prob- lems, the secrets of all the learners. Of her it may be said, Charity suffereth long and is kind. Mr. C. Miller scans one of the many periodicals in the library. Keeping the books in their proper order, class- ifying new books, repairing old books, suggesting particular books to nurture a famished term pa- per; this is the job of the librarian, Mr. Clifton Miller. Although he may not always receive a Thank you for finding an elusive volume or for recommending a certain author to give light on a vexing problem, his assistance is appreciat- ed by all the students. F A C u L T Y WILLIAM H. PARDEE. Th. D. Professor of Systematic Theology No sensitive student can sit in Dr. Pardee's theology classes without sensing a graciousness that comes on- ly from-a walk with the Saviour. The great doctrines of Scripture are warmly expounded with utmost de- liberation and clarity, making the profound simple. His motto could well be, Never divorce doctrine from life. ” He is indeed, in the truest sense of the term, Doctor of Theology. WARREN H. FABER, Th. M. Professor of New Testament Warren Faber is a simple name for a man of God who is both profound and exceptional. He is Chris- tian, preacher of the Word, wise counselor, and teacher of New Testament. While he might be re- membered for his mannerisms - the sly grin, the glitter of the eye, or the movements of the hands, he of certainty will be remembered as dedicated teacher of Divine Truth. SHELDON B. QUINCER, D.D. Professor of Historical Theology Twenty years hence we'll wonder if Dr. Quince: really would have revised Newman's MANUAL OF CHURCH HISTORY if he had had the time. But, (and our thoughts may answer then) he did revise Newman during each class session of Church History; and it was done with godly wisdom and a sincere concern that the present generation of Christ's Church will profit from the lessons of the past. LEON J. WOOD, Th.M. Professor of Old Testament A firm step on the stair; a quick, Let us pray ; the inevitable, Well, let us go to the board and those final and misleading, No advanced assign- ment days; will come as echoes of their Hebrew class to many a future servant of the Lord. Then also will come a thankfulness for the patient guide in that rugged and uphill climb to a knowledge of the Biblical Hebrew - our own Professor Wood. VICTOR BARNETT Professor of Missions Out of Egypt have I called my son . . . first to serve in China, and now as professor of missions. His experience may find expression in Oriental gymnastics, or in facial ripples which belie their intensity. God has many men of straight-laced demeanor and determination, and, Professor Barnett, you must be the local one. MARGARET CARPENTER, M.R.E. Professor of English and Christian Education Miss Carpenter has the arduous task of making English grammar palatable to future preachers. He: proven ability in the department of Christian Edu- cation will save her students many hours of work when they come to grips with the problems of Sun- day school and vacation Bible school. MICHAEL DOONAN, B.Music Education Professor of Music With a song in his heart and a smile on his face Mr. Doonan greets the choir and the music classes. His tasks are many, including his main one which is to keep everyone on the .right notel. ... Although this is his first year with us hers a friend of all. VICTOR MATTHEWS, Th.M. Professor of English Bible and Philosophy Walking 10 school may be one of the mundane affairs of life” for this professor, but his teaching reveals a better philosophy. Through him, the Word is succinct and interspersed with the practical, but not really impaired by his fresh air psychology. How did you learn to live Luke 16:10, Professor Matthews? Want to talk about it?” JOHN H. WILSON, M.A. Professor of English Bible and Social Sciences Pressed for time to cover the material - this is Mr. Wilson's continuing problem. He is a living commentary that the Christian faith is relevant to our everyday circumstance. Prison epistles? Social sciences? Not separated areas, but a unified system of truth. PART-TIME INSTRUCTORS REV. HENRY O. BERENDS, Th. B. Instructor of Practical Theology ROBERT J. HUGHES, L.T.C.L. Instructor of Music DR. JONATHAN STERKENBERG, D.D. S Instructor of Dentistry REV. RUSSELL S. TAYLOR, M.A. Instructor of Psychology vw I .. 4 %$ ■ % ™ : I ; • % rn% -: ■ 1 | §p3f;§ ill m% 1 ! i I SEMINARY SENIORS and . . . some, prophets . . . evangelists . . . pastors . . . teachers ROY SHELPMAN, Vice-President; CHARLES WOOD, President; JAMES TANNER, Secretary-Treasurer DAVID MARSTELLER ROY SHELPMAN CHARLES WOOD Bob White discovers that Hebrew exegesis demands long hours of tedious study. JAMES REESE ROBERT WHITE W' §, JAMES TANNER SEMINARY MIDDLERS Harry Ambacher I■mm Two cokes and a coffee and Sharon sing praises. Ronald Priddy Richard Tyson Vernon Macy mmm Edward Mawhorter m-v- m $$ ■ ■ m ■. i$ S Clifton Miller agagas SEMINARY JUNIORS Mill ft . ' 'S 8 i v .. . .v.:. '••• •• v .- .':' '• : $ ■• ' . ! ’f ' fy: ram WM$i I$3 Mi ■$$ ■ .... i DAVID THOMAS, President; CLIFFORD OWENS, Vice-President, ROBERT HOWDER, Secretary-Treasure: Those are carrots aren't they, Bob? David Honeywell Robert Howder Roger Hughes Clifford Owens David Thomas Gerald Dillinget FIVE YEAR THE Fifth year men anticipating LLOYD EARLY, Vice-President; THOMAS DOLPH, Secretary-Treasurer JOHN VANDENAKKER. President (LOGICAL COURSE ministries at home and abroad. Benjamin Chapman III John Dantuma Thomas Dolph Lloyd Early Robert Holmes Strong, Newman, Hiscox, the pro- fessor’s own notes - all add up to the unknown variable - the cost of books. Karl Pike John VandenAkker Jerry Palma Robert Richardson A new professor? Thomas Robinson ' FOURTH YEAR RALPH VANDERWERF, Secieiaty-Tteasurer; JOSEPH CURTIS, Vice-President; BARRY GRAHL, President For most students employment is a necessity. Lyall Shepard works for one of the local dairies in the ice cream department. Envious? Charles Alber Lyall Shepard Joseph Curtis Ralph Vander Werf THIRD YEAR CHARLES POWELL. President; GERALD CARNILL, Vice-President Gerald Carnill Leonard Isaacson Charles Powell Paul Sieepe Robert Ward SECOND YEAR John Bertelsmeyer Lowell Dimos Glenn Frye John Hadley GLENN FRYE, Secretary-Treasurer; LOWELL DIMOS, Vice-President, HOWARD LONGCORE, President. FOUR YEAI New coarse for pre DENNY FREESE, Secretary-Treasurer; JACK LEWIS, Vice-President, CECIL CRUMMEL, President sems an COURSE pastors inaugurated Dave Farrell matches names and faces for Kumi-Ori. James Bryant Cecil Crummel David Farrell Denny Freese Jimmy Moore Robert Morris Larry Taylor Glenn'Williams Jack Lewis Lester Zimmerman FIRST YEAR GEORGE BURHANCE, President; DEAN LOOMIS, Vice-President; MAYNARD BELT, Secretary-Treasurer I Donald Ballard Maynard Belt George Brainard Bill Bronkema George Burhance Charles Chase Clifford Cole Dean Cousineau David Fields Charles Gribbell Freeman Koetsier Dean Loomis Thomas Stelnbach George Taylor DAVID YOUNGS, Vice-President; GLEN SJOERDSMA, President; MARILYN PERRY, Secretary-Treasurer. i! j: BIBLE INSTITUTE and some . . . directors of Christian education, Mischief makers Bloomin' idiot? SENIORS music, and missionaries. Susannah Ackerman Robert Baxter Sharilyn Crane ' ■ f -S: ix ■£: vi . 4 $$ x ,• David Durning Diane Grahl Janet Nevill Fred Perry Marilyn Perry Jeanette Raye Glenn Sjoerdsma Gordon Smith Marilyn VandenAkker Upstairs . . . Downstairs JACQUELINE BOONE. VICTOR DUGAS, RUTH JAMESON Secretary-Treasurer, President, Vice-President. Penny Ankele Doris Clickner Twila Barker Victor Dugas Donna Biggerstaff Donna Everett Jacqueline Boone Leona Gates Lucy Brinkerhoff Kenneth Gooden su$ i : i j't 1 ''-'-fa M;. p 4 ■ « vfSptf- «§1 i fillip s • « $$ ■� ' v v ,v ' ? ■ % f ■'■ ■': SSS ••r. X' V; - ■ Lovila Hager Harold Hans SECOND YEAR Ruth Jameson Mary Ellen King Patricia Townsend Judy VanKleek Rachael Waldron FIRST YEAR $ � . « ' J i I I j 1 ifljaaS 9 - • v ■M m $ 2 2 S- . =� Y i ■ U« t£t| .� £ ! s S 5, f ” «■ £ A � % 1' S ,5 s � « , : , � m « : ,: � ;-. � i i® J. % � « 4 : 3 V %$% T t � 4 6 «• % ' j : -, •, .,;• y :.-• —-i- ■■ ■ f ‘ fc «. : .- $: .v. o £ V . ■ « % ft.- � $$ $ 3 5 .$ W . ,Ly ' 1 • ■ X- ¥ 3fr � ' • • v V -� %-- l|IHI Bi!llllilill|SIi!ilH s||||i|il | S|||||- tli s s I Il lsI-? j S 51! ■� 222 5 � w % « ■ f f %l « ♦ ■ r-i % % i s « i i � ?is « � i s � ! 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Tanner, R. Jameson. WitJi Robert's Rules of Order in one hand, and a faculty advisor looking on, the Student Council met to consider the affairs of our school. Meetings were spent dis- cussing the budget, constitutional amendments, and the plans for the fall retreat at Yankee Springs. WORLD MISSIONS FELLOWSHIP PAT WIMER, Secretary-Treasurer; PROFESSOR BARNETT, Advisor; DONALD BLOCK, President; DAVID YOUNGS, Vice-President. The World Missions Fellowship is an organization composed of students who share a vital interest in missions. Its purpose is to maintain a varied and active program which promotes increasing missionary consciousness. It also stimulates a prayerful responsibility for those serving Christ and those still in preparation. At the monthly meetings we have heard Rev. E. G. Wray, Philippines, Rev. R. Beukema, Panama, Dr. V. Olsen, East Pakistan and Rev. S. Britton, Liberia, tell of their testings and triumphs in the fields where they labor. 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Programs, such as Children in the Christian Home; projects, including a baby clothing shower for the children's home; even a collection of recipes - these are parts of the wives' monthly refuge from the dishes and Daddy. Valentine's Hand-in-Hand Banquet. Find your husband, girls. Wing . . . wing. . . wing. Banquet Master of Ceremonies Ed Mawhorter and Rev. Gordon Cook, Guest Speaker. I Cliff Miller, Mr. Cook, Dr. i Pardee What did you de- de, Gentlemen? DORM LIFE School is not just classes. It is eating, and horseplay, and dating. It is living and learning to live with others. It is friendship, and sharing, and confidence The dorms are the •’’where of this life. The patient Mr. and Mrs. Hough Dorm Council Father, we thank Thee. DISHES TOO! Off to work or study. Wait a minute, Dave. Distinguished guests Dr. Olsen, President Welch. 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Paper, pencils, pens, erasers, the staples of the intellectual meal. REGISTRATION How many 8 o'clock classes? The pay-off! WBR The questioner . . . the thinker. Schedule approved. forms, schedules, books, tuition The long wait . . . Conflict 1 Long Lake Lodge was the center of our weekend activities. FALL RETREAT concentration of And all it merited Bob Baxter was a glutton's reward. And this was my idea of a joke! By the light of the fire we sang praises to God and were challenged anew to love Him more deeply. 9:50 a.m . . . . a bell rings . . . Talking about Dr. Bob? Missionaries, pastors, evangelists . . . Prayer and praise . . . The pause that refreshes in the middle of the morning . . . chapel time. Wendell P. Loveless, well-known hymn-wri rer. Evangelist Bob Sumner inspired us with a series of lectures on evangelism. ... and it’s chapel time Dr. Viggo Olsen reported to us the need for a medical missionary in East Pakistan. Let everything that hath MARILYN BAKER. Pianist; EARNEST HAUTALA, RUDELLE SMITH. ROBERT HOWDER. Singing, playing, praying, praising ... ail are words of description suitable to our gospel teams. The earnest, faithful activities of these groups exalted their Savior and let it be known that there was a school such as ours in Grand Rapids. With some sacrifice of study, time, and sleep, group members seldom complained, but rather rejoiced in the blessings they knew. Their services of testimony and song are charac- terized in Psalm 96:2 Sing unto the Lord, bless His name, shew forth his salvation day to day' breath Praise the Lord DAVID FARRELL, JERRY RANDALL, MAYNARD BELT, GORDON SMITH, LORETTA LIVEZEY, Pianist BIBLE We register Professor Warren Faber and Paul. We hear the word Rev. John Balyo and Elijah. Even Dr. Allen has a notebook. Dr. David Allen and Thessalonica. CONFERENCE we ask questions I'm in the office by 9 o'clock. % M Rev. Wiens tells us how it's done in Kalamazoo. President Welch listens intently to Dr. Allen. One question still isn't answered. ALUMNI DAY Future Alumnus - ? ' ■ • . V V, 'A- AA ' V. P=? ■ .. « ; t X A -V •Vi 4 y � . Z £ •. v • A 5 A • � - V- . ' c X. . ? � • i 4� vv 5 • v -X v A X .• £ •' .a t 4. V . V. v “• v$f x Bmok_v f • ■ .:■■ £ •■ . $ WM ;■: :’ s I I BASKETBALL The Seminary again competed in the City Recreation League. Scores were close, but victories were scarce. The team was the most experienced in re- cent years, but that indefinable some- thing didn’t appear until late in the season. BACK ROW: Roger Hughes, Tom Dolph, Robert Howder, Leonard Isaacson. FRONT ROW: George Burhance, Maynard Belt, Charles Chase. Robert Baxter. BTS 12, Franklin St. Christian Reformed 29 BTS 26, St. John's 30 BTS 38, Mission Covenant 46 BTS 31. Fifth Reformed 41 BTS 29. RLDS 42 BTS 26, Franklin St. Chtistian Refotmed 27 BTS 32, St. John's 31 BTS 38. Mission Covenant 42 BTS 44, Fifth Reformed 52 BTS 41, RLDS 30 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM BACK ROW: Linda Blackburn, Leona Gates, Ann Bachur, Mary Clason, Margie Williams. FRONT ROW: Barbara Buckley, Lucy Brinkerhoff, Joyce Early, Shirley Alverson, Rudelle Smith. Buck up, John. Only two innings to go. Nice hit, Lyall, You chased that pitcher. SOFTBALL Waddell rounds third and streaks for home. (It looks like we've nailed down second place). The pause that refreshes after a long run. C’mon, let's have it around. We've got to be sharp today. The summit meeting - the big question? What'll we do if he throws that fancy curve? I V, STUDENT DIRECTORY Abuja, Nancy Ackerman, Susannah Alber, Charles A Iverson, Shirley Ambacher, Harry Ankele, Penny Montague. Michigan, White Lake Baptist Hope, Michigan, Hope Baptist Cedar Springs, Michigan, Cedar Springs Baptist Grant, Michigan, Rice Lake Baptist Elkins Park, Pennsylvania, Faith Chapel Toledo, Ohio, Emmanuel Baptist Bachur, Ann Bachur, Terry Ballard, Donald Baker, Marilyn Barker, Twila Barnett, Margaret Barnett, Marjory Baxter, Robert Beach, Bruce Belt, Maynard Bertelsmeyer, John Biggerstaff, Donna Blackburn, Linda Block, Donald Boone, Jaqueline Brainard, George Brinkerhoff, Lucy Brondyke, Judy Bronkema, Bill Bryant, Jim Buckley, Barbara Burhance, George Buzzel, Alice Haslett, Michigan, Lake Lansing Baptist Haslett, Michigan, Lake Lansing Baptist Orleans, Michigan, Shiloh Community Hessel, Michigan, Oakfield Baptist Rochester, Michigan, First Baptist Grand Rapids, Michigan, Wealthy St. Baptist Grand Rapids, Michigan, Wealthy St. Baptist Hudson, Michigan, Locust Corners Baptist Vestaburg, Michigan, Vestaburg Baptist Kalamazoo, Michigan, Lake Center Bible Flint, Michigan, Emmanuel Baptist Detroit, Michigan, Calvary Baptist, Ecorse Grandville, Michigan, Bethel Baptist Church Gladwin, Michigan, Skeels Baptist Traverse City, Michigan, Immanuel Baptist Grand Rapids, Michigan, Berean Baptist Hudson, Michigan, Locust Corners Baptist Kalamazoo, Michigan, Bethel Baptist McBain, Michigan, Immanuel Baptist Toledo, Ohio, Emmanuel Baptist Lapeer, Michigan, First Baptist Lakeview, Michigan, Lakeview Baptist Gladwin. Michigan, Gladwin Baptist Carnill, Gerald Carnill, Joanne Cavanagh, Carol JoAnn Chapman, Benjamin Chase, Charles Clason, Mary Clickner, Doris Colantonio, Sharon Cole, Clifford Cousineau, Dean Crane, Sharilyn Crummel, Cecil Curtis, Harold Curtis, Joe Essex, Ontario, First Baptist Essex, Ontario, First Baptist Lansing, Michigan, Williamston Baptist Comstock Park, Michigan, Alpine Baptist North Branch, Michigan, First Baptist Allegan, Michigan, Allegan Baptist Racine, Wisconsin, Grove Ave. Baptist Flint, Michigan, North Baptist Eaton Rapids, Michigan, First Baptist Rochester, Michigan, Rochester Baptist Kalamazoo, Michigan, Bethel Baptist Galesburg, Michigan, Bible Baptist Beulah, Michigan, Herring Lake Baptist Grand Rapids. Michigan, Trinity Baptist Dantuma, John Datema, John DeVries, Elsie Dillenger, Gerald Dillenger, 11 a Conklin, Michigan, North Chester Baptist Dutton, Michigan, Dutton United Brethren In Christ Grand Rapids, Michigan, Immanuel Baptist Grand Haven, Michigan, First Baptist Grand Haven, Michigan, Springlake Baptist Dimos, Lowell Dolph, Tom Dugas, Victor Duming, David Ionia, Michigan, Green Corners Baptist, Belding Elkhart, Indiana. Simonton Lake Baptist Hint, Michigan, South Baptist Detroit, Michigan, Livernois Ave. Baptist Early, Joyce Early, Lloyd Everett, Donna Kings Mountain. North Carolina, Metropolitan Baptist Zeeland, Michigan, First Baptist Caro, Michigan, First Baptist Fair, Myrna Farrell, David Fields, Carolyn Fields, David Freese, Denny Frye, Glenn Newberry, Michigan, Garnet Baptist Church Flint, Michigan, Emmanuel Baptist Hammond, Indiana, First Regular Baptist Grand Rapids, Michigan, Alaska Baptist Pentwater, Michigan, First Baptist Church Lansing, Michigan, Faith Baptist Gates, Leona Gelatt, Phyllis Goodenough, Kenneth Grahl, Barry Grahl, Diane Grant, Clara Gribbeil, Charles Grover, Marshall Guest, Duane Mount Pleasant, Michigan, Strickland Baptist Cass City, Michigan, Cass City Baptist Paw Paw, Michigan, Covey Hill Baptist Grand Rapids, Michigan, North Park Baptist Freeport, Illinois, Zion United Church of Christ Holland, Michigan, Immanuel Church Caledonia, Michigan, Alaska Baptist Riverdaie, Michigan, First Baptist Church of Vestaburg Grand Rapids, Michigan, North Park Baptist Hadley, John Hag ax, Lovila Hanby, Mary Hans, Harold Harrington, Dick Harrison, Gene Hart, Donald Hauer, Patricia Hautala, Ernest Holmes, Robert Homrich, Thomas Honeywell, David Howder, Robert Hughes, Roger Flint, Michigan, South Baptist Marlette, Michigan, Marlette Baptist Cass City, Michigan, First Baptist Anderson, Indiana, Anderson Baptist Grand Rapids, Michigan, Berean Baptist Hessel, Michigan, Hessel Baptist Church Grand Rapids, Michigan, East Leonard Baptist Flint, Michigan, North Baptist Church Kingsley, Michigan, Kingsley Baptist Church Zanesville, Ohio, Bible Mission Grand Rapids, Michigan, Second Baptist Delton, Michigan, inter-Lakes Baptist Angola, New York, First Baptist Church, Hamburgh Youngstown, Ohio, Berean Baptist Church Isaacson, Leonard Negaunee, Michigan, Bible Baptist. Ishpeming Jameson, Ruth Jelsema, Jim Portland, Michigan, First Baptist Grand Rapids. 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WIENS, Pastor STANLEY VELDT, Assistant Bible School.......................................................... 9:45 Morning Worship--------------- - - 8:30 and 11:00 Children's Churches------------------------------------------------- 11:00 Youth Meetings - -- - - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- — ---------- --------- — 5:45 Gospel Service - - - -........................................... 7;00 Nursery................................................... 9:45i n:00, 5:45 Mid-Week Praise and Prayer Hour - Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Showers of Blessing WKLZ Daily, 9:35 a.m. WEALTHY STREET BAPTIST CHURCH 81 1 Wealthy St., S.E., Grand Rapids 6, Mich, SUNDAY SERVICES 9:30 A.M. Bible School 11’.00 A.M. Morning Worship 5:45 P.M. Youth Groups 7:00 P.M. Evangelistic . _ Service WEDNESDAY 7:30 P.M. Hour of Power Prayer Groups - - Bible Study OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUTH Jewels and Gems- Grades 1-3 Juniors - - — - Grades 4-6 Junior Hi-----------Grades 7-9 High School---------Grades 10-12 Senior - College and Business Age 5:45 P. M. Each Sunday D. 0. FULLER, D.D. Pastor REV. FLOYD PETERSON Assistant Pastor Jr. and Senior Orchestras Young People’s Choir Monday Night Bible Class Pioneer Girls Boys Brigade It is with joy that the Wealthy Street Baptist Church offers its facilities to the Grand Rapids Baptist Theological Seminary and Bible Institute and we invite the students to participate in our church activities. A CORDIAL WELCOME AWAITS YOU! CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 82 E. Forest Muskegon, Michigan 9:45 a.m. - -----------Sunday School ll-.OO a.m.------------Morning Worship 7:00 p.m. - - - — - - -Evening Service 7:30 p.m. - -(Wed.) Bible Study, Prayer Hour, Youth Meetings A Warm Welcome Always Awaits You at Calvary BEREAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1574 Coit Avenae N.E. REV. LEON J. WOOD Interim Pastor SERVICES SUNDAY 9:30 A.M. - -- -- -- -- Bible School 10:45 A.M.-----------Worship Service 5:45 P. M.----------- Youth Groups 7:00 P.M.------------Evening Service WEDNESDAY 7:30 P. M.----------Prayer Meeting Hear the Word of the Lord at BEREAN QUARRY AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH Paris Baptist Church 2875 . 52ND S E - PHONE MY 8-8147 Pastos - Rev. MAURICE HORN 1144 Quarry Avenue , Northwest Grand Rapids, Michigan GORDON F. COOK, Pastor MORNING SERVICE............ 9:30 BIBLE SCHOOL...............11:00 EVENING SERVICE -...........7:00 WEDNESDAY FAMILY NIGHT------7;30 Always a Warm Welcome! SUNDAY SCHOOL - 10:00 A M. MORNING WORSHIP . 11.00 A.M. TRAINING HOUR - 6:30 p M. EVtNiNG SERVICE. - 7 50 P.M. PRAYER MEETING (WED.) • 7:43 P.M TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH REVEREND MARK DICKERSON Pastor Plainfield Avenue at Grove Street Grand Rapids, Michigan Church Telephone Riverside 2-2005 Trinity Baptist Church sends greetings and congratulations to all of the 19 60 graduates! FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH 1412 44th St. , S.E. Grand Rapids, Michigan REV. EDGAR TWEDT, Pastor SUNDAY 9:45 A.M.- ' - - Bible School 11:00 A.M............Morning Service 5:45 P. M. - - - - - Junior Young People 7:00 P. M. - - - - - - - Evening Service 3:15 P. M.------Senior Young People WEDNESDAY 7:30 P. M.---------Prayer Meeting Always a Warm Welcome! NORTHLAND BAPTIST CHURCH 4056 Plainfield Ave.. N. E- Grand Rapids. Michigan Phone: EM 1-7794 as Pastor - REV. WARREN H. FABER , SERVICES SUNDAY: 9:30 A.M. ------- Bible School 10:45 A.M. - - - - - Worship Service 5:45 P. M. - - -----Youth Groups 7:00 P.M. ----- Evening Service WEDNESDAY 7:15 P. M. - - Prayer and Bible Study A Growing Church Located Near Your Future Campus HOLDING FORTH: A Dynamic Gospel! in a Dynamic Age! GODWIN BAPTIST CHURCH 124 Maplelawn, S.W. 9:45-------- Sunday Bible School 11:00 ------- Morning Worship Hour 5:45------------- Baptist Training Union 7:00-------- Evening Gospel Hour 7:30--------- Wednesday Prayer Meeting 7:00------- - Thursday Visitation SCRIPTURAL MINISTRY MESSAGE METHOD REV. DAVID E. SMITH, Pastor 3434 Hubal S. W. Wyoming, Mich. REV. WAYNE K. ANDERSON, Pastor LORD'S DAY SERVICES 9:45 A. M. Sunday School 11:00 A.M. Morning Worship 5:45 P.M. Youth Groups Ages 8 to 25 6:45 P.M. Prayer Groups 7:00 P.M. Evening Service Wed. 7:30 Family Prayer Service Nursery Facilities Available During Sunday Services. A friendly Church where no one is a stranger” Wayne K. Anderson CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF 1960 HOW WILL YOU INVEST YOUR LIFE? 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