Faith School of Theology - Vision Yearbook (Charleston, ME)

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d MARTHA CARR Thou art mu hiding place: thou .shalt preserve me from trouble, thou shalt compass me about with songs of rlelioerancef, Psa. 32:7 Martha radiates the love of God from her life. VVith brokeness of spirit, she keeps before her a vision of the lost and dying of this world. Diligently she has sought the Lord and her intercessory prayers have prevailed, rewarding her with Heaven's answers. Martha has a quiet, personal charm which endears her to the hearts of all. She is willing to do more than her share. 'iMarty,' has implicitly trusted God for provision and found Him to be faithful. Marthais mission- ary call is uppermost in her mind. She will give her best in His service. Marthais courage and faith will make her a successful laborer in Godis vineyard. f lx L, mf W fir , il, Q of .z 0 1 lf .Ml ., i fe iv . A, .. r t, k A HELEN HENDERSON The Lord hath set apart him that is Godly for Himselff, Psa. 4:3 Radiating from Helenis devoted life to God is a sweet, loveable spirit. Willingness and sin- cerity in all efforts are much appreciated quali- ties found in Helen. Her perseverance and faith in God have brought her through in triumph. Helen's accomplishments for the Lord will be great as she continues to fulfill His purpose for her life. Complete surrender, stability, humility and singleness of purpose are the contributing attributes found in this girl. Her passion and love for the lost will make her a leading soul winner. VVhat He appoints, we know, Will be her choice.

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,,, Y i ROBERT BROVVNE And my speech and my preaching was not with enticing words of man,s wisdom, but in demonstration of the spirit and of power. I Cor 2:4 Ability, earnestness and progression can be accredited to Bob. YVith admirable scholastic standing he has headed his class academically. A sense of humor that is appreciated by his as- sociates never fails to add zest to any occasion. As president of the class Bob,' has successfully and efficiently led them for three years. As Rob- ert goes forth, full of faith and the Holy Spirit, he Will be a man of power, accomplishing mighty things and doing exploits for Cod. The best and noblest lives are those which are set toward high ideals. Blessing has come to many as Bob,' and Harriet have blended their voices together in beautiful harmony. GRADUATIN G CLASS HABRIET BROXVNE 'We have this treasure in earthen vessels, that the excellency of the power may he of God, and not of usf, 2 Cor. 4:7 A quiet mind and a soul at rest with God. This is a treasure that one should possess and count as a prize. Harriet has learned the secret of peace by trusting God, realizing that true faith is the end of anxiety. Possessing a tender heart and kind spirit, she has a deep concern for those around her. Harriet is Codlike, humble, con- secrated, an excellent student and a living ex- ample that challenges others to be like her Saviour. WVe are assured that the blessing of the Almighty will overshadow her ministry. Many souls in God's harvest field will be alloted her as she continues to yield her will to the leadings of the Lord.

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CLARK MITCHELL Be not afraid, neither be thou dismayed: For the Lord thy God is with thee whithersoeoer thou goestf, joshua 1.-919 Within this family-man's heart is a purpose to do Codls will'whatever the cost. Although obstacles have loomed ahead of him, he has victoriously overcome them, persevering in the midst of the ReHner's hot fires. It can be said of Clark that he is a man of sincerity and deep consecration. He always stands ready to lend a helping hand and give assistance whenever possible. His life has been one of sacrifice. VVe feel Clark is a chosen vessel that will go forth into the service of the King, remaining faithful until the end. MHe who hath helped thee hith- erto, will help thee in all thy journey throughf' IZORA LEXVIS Christ shall be magnifed in my body, wheth- er it be by life, or hy death. For me to live is Christ and to die is gain? Phil. 1:20, 21 VVith a missionary vision and an unwavering constancy lzora will reach the land of her call- ing to gather precious fruit for her Master. She is intellectual and resourceful in all her ventures. Prudently she has faced life, and confronted obstacles with determination to be more than conqueror. As she enters into nurses training and embarks on her missionary nurse career, We believe lzora will be a useful instmment in the hands of God to bring many to the knowledge of salvation through her consecrated life. Not until each loom is silent, and the shuttles cease to ily, will God unroll the pattern, and explain the reason why.