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

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We Come fo Leorn Change . . . progress . . . revolution . . . love . . peace ... the words of our age. We hear them, read them, speak them and still wonder what they mean. And so we find ourselves in college toilearn Some lead, others follow; some questions, others accept; some learn, others parrot; some love, others pretetid. But each life is being molded, each person being formed. God has given us these days to study, to learn and to draw closer to Him. But, if we never learn to apply our knowledge; if we never learn to be honest and genuine; if we never learn who we are; if we never learn to see the person in spite of his words; if we never learn to love; if we never learn to live true Chris- tianity; if we never learn to trust our Savior day by day; our striving has been in vain.

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Here Dr Beals is counseling with senior Michelle Berry about her schedule Counseling with students (ills a large part ol Or Beals' time. 7 969 Kumi-Ori Dedicated to Dr. Beals , . . It is requited that stewards be found faithful. I Corinthi- ans 4:4 As a teacher you have not only imparted knowledge, but you have shared your own vital relationship with Christ. As an advisor you have given wise counsel with apparent enthusiasm for your responsibility. You have been available to be the spark of encour agement that enhances our efforts. You are a friend to all who need a friend, and an example of true Christian dedication. The reality of Christ in your life is demonstrated by your straightfor- ward approach to the mission of the church. Whether students, or missionaries, or laymen, we must tell it like it is.' It is with thankfulness of heart in appreciation for your sacrifi- cial ministry that we dedicate the 1969 Kumi-Ori to you. Dr. Paul Beals. 6 Teaching a mission class. Dr Beals helps students prepare for their life's work