Elim Bible Institute - Oasis Yearbook (Lima, NY)

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our teaching ministry, if we are to “present every man pertect in Christ.” They who know their God are nnked with eternalWj and abundant resources for their minist: called to bring souls into new birth in C but apferell to re-fj Jft s AJM ' ISa y|L| A» Sffiter is He that ake heed to thy- Our task is great. Our God is greater within you than he that is in the world: if and to the doctrine...” Our prayers and love have followed you, members of the ass of ’78 -and will continue to follow you as we look forw working together in the harvest. Christ’s bonds, Sincerely, President Carlton Spencer Nairobi, Kenya January 20, 1973 Dear Members of Elim’s Class of ’73: Sincerest greetings in the name of our Lord! These two weeks that I’ve been away from Elim have been fruitful ones, filled with evidences of the Spirit’s guidance—and the prayer support of all of you at home. Today is a full day: this morning conferring with leaders of the church of our Lord here in Kenya, and this afternoon and evening sharing in the dedication of a lovely new Bible School facility which will ac¬ commodate 75 young men! It is a day of rejoicing for the many who have helped to make this possible. Among them are Paul and Gloria Johansson, Elim grads and now on Elim staff, who first had the vision for it. We wish it were possible for them to be here for the occasion! I’ve been meditating on Paul’s exhortation to Timothy, “Take heed unto thyself and unto the doctrine; continue in them; for in doing this thfu shalt both save thyself and them thattfiear thee.” I Tim. 4:16. ‘aul says, in effect, that the acceptable workertmust first give intention to his own relation§hips, to his God and the out¬ growing relltipnship with his fellowmen. This can be all-too- fasfy |orgotteh in the press of fffcreasing ministerial activities. et ?]£t ee P fir | j . jAJr But it is likewise important to be watchful of the content of m 85

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SPECIAL STUDENTS LU ANN BOURNE Buena Park, California DIANE BRASS Lima, New York JOHN KIMBALL Kittery, Maine HAROLD MILLER Ulysses, Pennsylvania KATHRYN MILLER Pharr, Texas MILO MILLER Pharr, Texas ROBERT BENNETT Salem, Oregon JUDITH BLAKE Rochester, New York TANIA OMALEV Fullerton, California GEORGE PRYOR Caro, Michigan PURCY TJIN-KON-KIEM Paramaribo, Surinam, South America NOT PICTURED EARL EASTHAM Scottsville, New York VALERIE MULLIN McGraw, New York TERRY VLIET Lima, New York 84 m

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SENIORS Babs McCown— Secretary Ken Lawson— President Paula Humphreys— Treasurer Phil Hale- Vice President BOTTOM: Advisors Richard and Verna Fox with class officers Phil Hale, Paula Hum¬ phreys, Babs McCown, and Ken Lawson.