Fort Wayne Bible College - Vine / Light Tower Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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HELPERS Fear God mm' zvorfz fJarz1. -Dariil Lirizlgsfoue. This is the motto of our faithful workers, whose lives are imbued with the presence of Him whom they serve and love with an undivided heart. Our generous Business Manager, Mr. P. L. Eicher, takes excellent care of our money. He knows the kind of food we like here at the Bible Institute. The matron, Mrs. Bertha Lugibihl, Whom all of us know as Mother is an ideal of a lovely saint of God, radiating Christian grace continually through patience and love. Our food is well prepared by Miss Melvinn Basinger. She is not only a good cook but a great spiritual help to us all. Miss Sophia Pauley, who has charge of the dining-room, proves to us that 'lcheerfulness in religion makes all its services come off with delight. Our President's wife, Mrs. E. Ramseyer, is never too busy to share in our trials or joys. Miss Merle Gaskill is Il calm business-like woman in her sphere as bookkeeper and English teacher. Miss Rhoda Roth, as the office girl, can be depended upon to perform her every task. Humbly and quietly, Mr. Harvey Winkler, the caretaker, Hklls his office by working tire- lessly and conscientiously from morning until night. L I G I-I T TOWER

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POST GRADUATES XVrite the vision and make it plain upon tables, that he may run that readeth it. Habak- kuk did not say, as some suppose, that he may read that runzzeth. The writing was to be made plain upon the tables in order that the person who reads the information may in turn convey it to others. The most effective and diligent witnesses for our Lord Jesus Christ are those who, after being born again, by diligent study come to know the content of the divine message. The purpose of preparation is that he who reads may run, and be able to give a reason of the hope that is within him. Since the Post Graduate classes have been small, both the students and teachers have been brought into close contact. The spirit of God has hovered over us and kept our hearts open to the truth. The course in Christian Philosophy has fortified us against destructive skepticism. We often became so interested that we were loathe to leave the class room. Christian Ethics dealt with the sources and principles of the Christian ideal in contrast with the humanistic theories. The latter part of the semester was spent in applying these standards to the complex problems of life. The class in Scriptural Holiness has given us a comprehensive View of God's plan for our sanctification. Missions has been a very practical and benehcial study for acquainting us with the correct princi- ples and methods in world evangelism. Truly we can say, after studying the Post Graduates' subjects, we are able to run more intelligently and successfully. We praise God also for the spiritual blessings, as well as the deep- er aspiration to a higher, nobler, fuller life. Upward to heaven! nearer to God! ALICE KRONMAN MARTHA AMSTUTZ Toledo, 01-,io Berne, Indiana Let the words of my mouth, anal TVhfrr'f01'u Ivins aim, that He the mm'ifafi011 of my heart he ac- might sanctify the people with Hi.: cefztfzhle in thy sight, O Lord, my own hloofl, sujerm' -without the strength, and my Rr'11cr'n1z'r. Psalm gate. Heb. 13:12. 19:14. L I G H T TOWER