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

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HOLDING FORTH THE WORD ,,i.l4 Our motto, Holding Iforllv llve ll ori! , taken from the second chapter of Philippians and the sixteenth verse, was chosen by the Class as a guide for life. Hold- ing Forflr flve lV'm'd will demand every ounce of energy we possess, but His Word hid in our hearts will strengthen us for the task. jerusalem, Judea, and Samaria, and the uttermost parts of the world will hear the Word because we have been true to our standard. The call to go, to stay, to give, to pray and to live will be met. The theme itself suggests an active process of work giving to others the everlasting Word of God. In this age of change we can hold forth one thing that will never change or fail. The Word of God is dependable, upon which we can build our faith. Because His Word is pure we, His servants, live it and delight to hold it forth to others. It meets every need: to the one dead in trespasses and sins, it gives life, to the new-born babe, it gives nourishment, to the spiritually hungry, foodg to the ignorant, enlightenmentg to weary souls, a compass to guide them homeward, Men need more than mere bread to liveg they need every word that procedeth out of the mouth of the Lord. Our hope is that the years will find each of us faithful to the task of Holding Forth Ibe Word to others. H. A.

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THE SENIORS' DEBUT lVlOTTOfHolding Forth the Word COLOR-Sky-blue and Silver FLOXVER-Talisman Rose CLASS I-'OEM HOLDING FORTH THE WCDRD lirom midnight blackness comes the cry, Come and help us ere we die. Too long from us has been denied, The bread of life that Christ supplied. And out of the blackness of sinful night, To us they reach their hands for light. From reeking slums and dens of shame They cry and plead-all in vain? lfrom shores beyond the restless sea, The cry is lifted pleadinglyg Bring to us the Word of Hope, 1-'or yet in blackness here we gropel Longing, pleadingg hoping still Someone, God's command will till, Are there still so few who dare Face the night our plight to share? Are Christians too busy their wants supplying To hear the murmur of the dying? Or are their hands too filled with toys To help the lost gain lasting joys? Nay. Savior, Here are we! Send us as answers to their plea. Well go to lift with tireless hands The fallen in those darkened lands. Sawior, make us staunch and trueg Always yearning Thy will to dog That we may hold in reach of all, The Word that saves from Sat.m's thrall -David C. Rupp

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