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

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 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.

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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.

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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.