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

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D1v1s1oN or BIBLE AND T1-115-:oLoGY ,' . CURRICULUM . . . BIBLE CENTERED The law of the Lord is perfect, reviving the soul, the testimony of the Lord is sure, making wise the simple, the precepts of the Lord are right, , w rejoicing the heart, ' , f -W 7 the commandment of the Lord is pure, F ka ' enlightening the eyes, .5 .. - the fear of the Lord is clean, E - ' L. enduring for ever, . the ordinances of the Lord are true, U 3 and righteous altogether. i iA,' I Yffzil More to be desired are they than gold, , ll even much fine gold, P Q ik sweeter also than honey and drippings of the honeycombf, DOH J- KCUYOH A.B., B.D. New Testament Greek Theology ...Psalm 15 W. O. Klopfenstein W. Morrow Cook Harvey L. Mitchell W Th.B. M.A., M.S. A.B., M.A. New Testament Old Testament Qld Testament Ol Theology New Testament Chrlstia.u.Ap0l0get.inCs Philosophy , ' Spanish For these reasons, inductive study of the English Old and New Testament, New. Testament Greek, Biblical Theology, Christian Apologetics, Christian Philosophy, and Bible-related subjects constitute the core of the curriculum. hours of these sub- jects are included in every course to enable the Christian in any field of service to rightly divide the Word of Truthf' ' 'A It's all Greek, but Professor Kenyon makes it plain to students in first Greekclags, 27 '1., 4 . ,.,.. ,mo ,,,.,,-.., , , . V N .

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p V gui .. ...rdf fifllflylxl mnu UF sun LRfVEL I TJ il ,Q , , Q ' Herbert W. Bryne A.B., B.D,, M.S., Ed.D. Education Christian Education Elementary Education Working principles of education as derived Lloyd E' Roth Ruth Son-dregger from the revelation of God are explained B-Ed-i MA- Christian Ed'-'cafifm by Dr. Byrne to his Philosoohy of Christian Edumon . Education class E E Elementary Education Psychology English DIVISION ,QF CHRISTIAN AND ELEMENTARY EDUCATION EXPERIENCE TEACHES TEACHERS Judy, can you show me where the United States is on the globe? . . . Yes, Billy, you can be next . ., . No, Susie, stay in your seat. Judy is going to find it first . . . No, Randy, I can't see the fly on Betty's ear, and no, you canit swat it . . . That's South America, Judy. ,Now where is the United States? . . . No, jackie, it's not quite time for recess Cbut, oh, how I wish it werej . . . Robert, please close the window again and get down off the table . . . There you have it, Judy, and the yellow square above your pointer is the state in which we live . . . This was overheard in a classroom where a student who was majoring in elementary education was making her first attempt at practice teaching. Practice teaching is but one unforgettable aspectfor, the training of students preparing to teach in elementary public schools, Christian day Schools, and elementary schools in foreign lands. In similar man- ner, students who are majoring in Christian Education and preparing to be leaders and teachers for theeducational arm of the church receive practical as well as theoretical training. ,rit , ,,-'e 3 f p p J g 5 phpl I 28 - . , 1, ..,,,.-.Q , ...,, t r wil. 1 -I tr s ,tsN...s..s.,.s..