East Coast Bible College - Equestrian Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE THE INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE IS OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS ON THE BASIS OF AUDITION. THIS GROUP ASSISTS DURING SPECIAL ON-CAM- PUS MUSICAL ACTIVITIES AND LO- CAL CONCERTS. UNDER THE DIRECTION OF LAUD VAUGHT, THIS YEAR THE INSTRU- MENTAL ENSEMBLE MINISTERED AT BOTH THE FALL AND SPRING CONVOCATIONS. ALSO, MEMBERS OF THIS GROUP ASSISTED IN THE SPRING MUSICAL PRESENTED BY THE DRAMA CLUB. fe? I X . , ififiif Of., 'L-vq.,. -iii!

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ng,lan CCVENA T COVENANT was formed in 1979 to serve as a ministerial-promotion arm of the institution. Directed by Dr. Sammy Oxendine, Vice-Presi- dent and Dean of the College, the group, since its inception, has ministered in approximately 30 youth camps, 10 campmeetings, and at the Gen- eral Assembly ofthe Church of God. During the summers of 1983 and 1984, COV- ENANT also ministered to US military person- nel in various Church ofGod Servicemen's Cen- ters, base Chapels, and Spiritual Life Confer- ences in East and West Germany and England. During the summer of 1985, their European tour will begin in Rome, Italy, and conclude at Kaiserslautern, West Germany. In 1986, the group will be ministering to the military in the Far East. During the 1984-85 academic year, Covenant ministered at the Del-Mar-Va winter retreat, to all the state youth directors of the Church of God at their biennial conference in French Lick, lndianag and at the National Church Music Conference in Cleveland, Tennessee. During the five years of its ministry, COV- ENANT has witnessed more than 500 young people and adults testify of salvation exper- iences from Christ. It is for this that they are most grateful. Utilizing a program ranging from Southern to contemporary gospel, COVENANT ministers to audiences of all ages and backgrounds. it mi 1 ,4- an -W 1 'ilrfvfuvfbsi-mg- -- ' 'Q' 1 .fix ' E ,, Ng, ...e 2 itafcl 5 Nw, .Q , at 1 , 9 3 -1 Ny ' Tv fc, 3 wpixw mn.. . W S ,