Elim Bible Institute - Oasis Yearbook (Lima, NY)

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Invo lving some 100 students weekly, STUDENT MINISTRIES are designed to utilize and exercise the total stu¬ dent body in ministry. Richard Brockway, faculty coordinator for this extensive operation, involves students in coffeehouse ministry, street witnessing, participation in church services, in nursing homes and on the campuses of the University of Roches¬ ter, Rochester Institute of Technology and the State College of Geneseo. An interesting outreach for some students is participation in the Lima school playground activi¬ ties — building rapport with the children that will pave the way for a witness for Christ. Others are involved in permanent outreach assignments includ¬ ing S. S. teaching, conducting children’s church, and youth work. Often the pastor may involve them in church services through testimonies, special mu¬ sic and counselling youth. Not only do the students bless others with their glowing testimonies, but they are provided with an opportunity for sharing and working in the ministry for which they are being trained.

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