Emmanuel Missionary College - Cardinal Yearbook (Berrien Springs, MI)

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Page 23 LEMON CREEK Photo by Leo Keiser OSIfiUCTlOO

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Page 24 SflBBfllH VfSPffiS In silence God speaks to the hearts of men. In the quiet hours of meditation character is built. Sabbath evening ves- pers are a vital part of living at E.M.C. for in the beauty of holi- ness found in the presence of God, in the refreshment of inspira- tion heard in the greatest of the world ' s music, in the lifting up of the mind and soul felt through heaven-guided words, Sab- bath Organ Vespers have become milestones in Christian growth. Conducted by Professor H. M. Tippett, Mr. Verne Kelsey, and other members of the music and educational staff, each Sabbath sunset is an occasion of spiritual victory.

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Edwin R. Thiele. Ph.D. RUIGIOn ct Today, as in all the years of its history, the dsparlment cf religion is a field of major emphasis at Emmanuel Missionary College. Whatever may ba the course of study a stu- dent may pursue, practically everyone takes some work in the field of Bible. Last year 525 college students were enrolled in Bible classes. Every effort is put forth to help the student become acquainted with the Bible as the divinely inspired word of God. The Bible is presented as a book which came from God and leads to God. The teachers at Emman- uel Missionary College believe that the Bi- ble is the only volume which will provide young men and women with a sound phi- losophy of life and send them forth with that foundation of faith and character and that clarity of vision and stability of purpose George E. Vandeman, M.A. The class in Principles ol Christian Fa ' .th Freshmen Cla-s in Fundamenlals ol Christianity