Florida Bible College - Torch Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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ranches- centers ot action A trip to the St. Petersburg Easter retreat, along with sever- al barbecues, accentuated a year of growth for the FORT LAUD- ERDALE RANCH. Acquiring a new meeting place also added to the excitement of the year.-Al Brausam. Constant activity was the key to the MIAMI JUNIOR HIGH RANCH this year. Slumber parties, a camping trip, Fun Night, barbecues, and scmi nars provided continuous op- portunities for spiritual growth. -Jim Woodhead.

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Taking advantage of the natural enthusiasm of iunior high kids, the GOLDEN GLADES JUNIOR HIGH RANCH had no shortage of activities or of participants in these activities. The Halloween party was one of the most suc- cessful events of the year.-Stan Ponz. inlormality and enthusiasm are key to ranches The HOLLYWOOD RANCH pro- vided an informal atmosphere in which teenagers were given the opportunity to hear the gospel. Spiritual growth and fellowship were also emphasized. -Willie Griffin.

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1 . careful planning is a necessity Although the KEY LARGO RANCH is a iunior high ranch, attempts were made this year to involve both iunior and senior high schoolers in the work. The assistance of the high school kids proved valuable to the ranch. -BillVestal. Carefully planned meetings and specially selected music were characteristic of the SOUTH LAUDERDALE RANCH. Em- phasis was placed on reaching the individuals at every meet- ing.-Bruce Lynam. 't i we ' ff! -as Q is t ' 11 - 1 . In iiliipt if N 5 . .. .. . 5 'L:.'fgf fe-V35-f'lil -',, -Q , . . - , i . se ss ' ii- l 1 fzjgff. .1937 . 3 1 f 'si L .L A ts-i-1st 5 1 , ,Q 3 3 .,,. . if 1? . I.. as f .49 .. 'C:':?.s-'f irwi gkflfsffle, '. :: ,.f,.f:.f f .',s.1f,sefae. A -.gre 5 3-ff,-eff ' ki .flif- A fe f Tififjl ' ' E Z as, ffmssiiw -fishy' ' ' wztssfifgg