Florida Bible College - Torch Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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The dedication of the 1979 Torch was unanimously arrived upon be- cause rarely does one man stand out as such a clear example of Loyalty. Loyalty is not an easy quality to exemplify. It is composed of many varied concepts but its root is found in one quality. Love is the basis of Loyalty and this man has a loving nature. This characteristic is displayed in his re- lationships. His family reflects love because between them there exists openness, appreciation, and com- munication. Students also sense his concern and respond to his sincere, gentle disposition. Pure love carries with it both ac- tion and attitude. The action of love is obedience and in performing his administrative capacity he leads others in cheerfully abiding by the guidelines which govern our lives. The attitude of real love consists of a conscious yielding of personal rights for the benefit of others. lt is a servant's heart that allows the Lord to use him in the lives of his peers and students alike. A deep love and commitment to the Word of God is the basis for his allegiance to the clarity of the Gospel and the purpose of reaching a world of lost souls. Respect for our country and its freedoms are also inclusive in his adherence to bibli- cal principles. Perhaps the most visible display of his dedication can be seen in his everyday duties as a teacher and a worker. He is always seen laboring. At a church or school function he is the one behind the scenes Working the detailed job to free others ofthe re- sponsibility. He seems to be every- where and is equally at home be- hind a pulpit teaching or cooking for Maranatha. The search for someone to per- sonify the qualities of loyalty ended when we dedicated the 1979 Torch to you - Mike Shaffer. ' 1 of ' l6!Dedication ' 1 ' l 'V' f C .4

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Uur Beautiful Campus A Florida Bible College student's life is unique because of the beauti- ful surroundings in which his daily routine takes place. Although not many students have time to enjoy it consistently, the oceanfront side of the campus still displays the beauty and freedom of God's creation. There are places where students may relax and places that provide excellent opportunities to study. The well-groomed lawns by the fountain offer a spot to relax while studying. FBC is not just a collection of buildings but the facilities are im- pressive. Many improvements have been made, but the sight of the building at the end of the main boulevard is still enough to instill pride in the ministry of FBC. 1. The Towers house various college per- sonnel along with students and their wives. 2. Denise Daly uses a quiet afternoon to write special letters back home. 3. The East campus located outside the laundry hall gives students a private place to talk, have picnics, or just to be alone. 4. A sumptuous lobby gives visitors a first look at our col- 1ege's facilities. 5. During the Forward IV leadership seminars, faculty members along with students give nearly 400 delegates knowledge in the Word. 6. Television cover- age ofthe major football games was shown in the Student Union. 18fStudent Life RM Wtlty 1 . tlta. t, M t. t . ,a.... p 'tf. . fftt . f fl QW a lefty 4. , 11121.36 my M1 ',, .. .ttg . H M ., ,Wa ffv.-N, M. .. at un.. Q- rw W- -It 'wgtsve U '- afrsgiffa 35:14 , f4 gf' lllll' tm l A ...meal