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

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I7 .,Z,.,-ii ,,. 4 11' - If ,- Administration Building llli hour glass of time has poured forth the sands of seventy-five years upon Emmanuel Missionary College. Pioneers caught the vision of Christian education and on baffffn lields erected a college through whose halls generations from all parts of the World have passed. They trusted to their inheritors the vision of what can be done, what mi-st he done to hold high the ideals of Christian purpose. Seed planted in faith has put forth first the blade, then the ear, and after that the lull corn in the ear, hut through expansion and the shifting of human scenes, the high aim. the inward soul of Emmanuel Missionary College, has remained unchanged. The lofty purpose. nourished hy the kernel of faith, is still at the root feeding the hlade. the ear. and the full corn in the ear, to produce a bountiful harvest for the coming of the Reaper when the last grain of sand has poured through Timeis hour glass. LA 6, I , , una. amzeuumvnugn E N if W in f- i 'g v i ' -'il' ' , -'- -Y . 1 r- - f ' T .pu.Lu-N ' i -A , . -HV , q , , -3...-......,.iy..,... .1 . ,. Y - 1 .e ,. :-,1-1 - - Y , f --'.--1- - f 1 ..-.u.:.-Q-sn-J-i. ur.,--f ,,..-. N I- -A-, L.. -Q . . 4 ,y ,, ,, ,.Du,.Ji.,.....- .nv-.-h r - r - Q -,, v- .--4'-A,-3-,j.:...-. ' t ' . , ,. Q, r ,, ..........,..,.'.:,....-----:rv

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-7 ' ' Four l ,Y Mrs. E' G. White James E all H. B ' Wie G. HIS seventy-fifth anniversary edition is respectfully dedicated to the foundefs of Emmanuel Missionary College, who, like ancient Israel built after the heaven Y pattern which they had seen, putting on a firm foundation the SY5tem of education not merely to teach the sciences, but for the purpose of giViUg instruction mfhc great Principles of God's word, and in the Practical duties of everYdaY life, and to leaders with pioneering spirit and vision who have always been ready I0 SNP out in faith to follow where God leads the way.