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

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Y l ff--T M. N. AMSTUTZ i 3 A I. FRANCIS CHASE o, 1. EVEREST ' c. 1. GERIG jha, cgvaacl I. A. RINGENBERG Chairman ., N x N X 3 I New . 1..,k. lARED GERIG 5' if in SHIRL HATPIELD '- t 5... - . t + b The Missionary Church Association commits the operation and trust of the property of the Fort Wayne Bi- ble lnstitute to twelve Trustees, who with the President, compose the Governing Board. This corporate body is responsible for the care and improvement of properties, appointment of school personnel, and determination of courses of study. ln helping to fulfill the vision of the founders and to keep pace with the growth of the lnsti- tute, the Trustees initiated Founders' Memorial and ap- pointed the Building Committee to carry the project to a successful conclusion. The Bible Institute owes much to the able and wise leadership of its Trustees. All-whether laymen or min- istersffill responsible positions. Among the Christian laymen are a banker, a business executive, and a com- mercial artist. Among the ministers are three district superintendents, one missionary secretary, one editor, and several pastors.