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

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God gives unto mankind a clarion call: Follow me. Some men follow, others go their own way, the Way of death. Over the years great multitudes have responded affirmatively to Christ's call, and of these multitudes, the Lord has led many to the halls of the Fort Wayne Bible lnstitute. To this throng, following has meant more than nominal service. lt has meant sacrificial livingg it has meant self-givingg it has meant being a firebrand for Christy it has meant burning out for the Master they serve. Service of this type is pleasing to the Lord, and it is this type of service that the present student body is endeavoring to give to their Master. The underclassmen have one, two, or more years of training to enjoy before entering fully upon their life's work. The seniors are deemed ready to go into that work immediately, and as they begin they have going with them the best wishes of everyone. They have been in training for the required time, and are now Launching Out for Christ. Daddy Ramseyer's objective is being realized again, the objective of training and preparing Christian young people for a vital place of service in the life of the World. As they are trained and as they go, they serve Christ in the work of bringing men to Him. Page twenty-eight

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Souls are dying in the sea of sin. The turbulent, raging waters are bringing many to death and destruction. Unless more Christians throw out the life-lines or rnan the life-boats, these souls will perish. We, the class of '46 have finished our training, With Mr. Gerig at the helm as class advisor. As We go out from HB. l., it is to rescue these dying Souls before it is too late. With Christ as Captain on our boat, we are launching out into the deep. As fishers of men we are letting down our nets to catch men. Whether going to South America, Africa, or any other part of the World, or remaining in the United States, we follow Christ as Captain and Pilot. Trusting that We shall be used to reach many with the help of the great Captain f our sal ation, We go forth prais- ing the Lord for I-lis guidance, strength, and 17' GW' 41 iffy a'g Jt'2mc5 'a-0 'T lor-IN CADDY P President Academic Theological Coufrageously fa c i n q the troubled waters. CHARLES E. McHATTON Vice President Standard Theological Fearlessly and faithfully he throws out the life-line. CHLOETTA E. EGLY Secretary Standard Christian Education Efficient and willing to sei-'ve at her post. LYNDELL C. CASH Treasurer Standard Theological He inspires the crew by his musical talent. IA? X IAKE HOSTETLEB I an Std Missionary VXM' I irmly anchored J Af to face the storms. Yr V Page thirty C if 4 Efmlllfultl o S:i1:lTIThidIdlogical X :' ll I ' I . 4-Q? I Q 5-ff .1