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

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1 Mrs. Ronald Sonius Miss Florence Cavender Mrs, Arthur Hall David Jacobson, the head usher, gives instructions to the other ushers: Robert Eichar, Wilbert Neuenschwander, Robert Wheat, James Kipp, John Bristol, and Edward Podlesak. Daily Prayer Band leaders: Lyn- nette Leslie, Jesse Adams, Shir- ley Beall, William Raines,Wah- netta Hamman, Mary Chapman, and Eileen Murray. H-w

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O sf f lf X 3 I by , SMF officers: James Clauser, ch0rister,Larry Eicher,treasurerg Paul DeMerchant,vice-president, David Stout, president, Nancy Sinn, secretary, Mr. Timothy Warner, adviser. Miss Florence Cavender speaking in a Friday night SMF service. Wivhuvesk SMF Student Mis s io na r y Fellowship, the largest student organization on the campus, is composed of the entire student body. By presenting the work and needs of various mission fields, SMF challenges hearts and lives to worldwide evangelism. SMF has a service on alternating Friday nights and meets on the other Fridays dur- ing chapel. Daily prayer meeting for the missionaries and supper devotions once a week sponsored by SMF are instrumental in propagating the missionary vision. In addition, through weekly offerings,the SMF is able to partially support three mis- sionaries: Miss Florence Cavender in South America, Mrs. Arthur Hall in Jamaica, and Mrs. Ronald Sonius in British West Africa.

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IIN Robert Wheat talks with Dr. Paul Smith, Missionary Conference speaker. MISSIONARY CONFERENCE Student Missionary Fellowship Ensemble: Third Row: Donald Gerig, David Klopfenstein, Philip Hatmaker, Donald Dyck. Second Row: John Steiner, Dorothy Hackney, Judy Nesseth, Shirley Murry. First Row: Director, James Clauser, Gail Horrocks, Judy Truit, Elaine Neiman. I 2 Packed with spiritual enlightenment con- cerning missions werethe days of Novem- ber 4-6. The Missionary Conference di- rected by the Student Missionary Fellow- ship presented a concentrated missionary challenge. Missionaries, including Miss riorence Cavender, Mr. Bob Beukena, Rev. Dan Dyck, Miss Agnes Sprunger, and Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Rupp, Sr., addressed classes on subjects dealing with problems faced by missionaries. A skit presented by the student missionary children, and three film showings highlighted the afternoons. Each day was climaxed by an evening service in which Dr. Paul Smith, pastor of the People's Church in Toronto, Canada, stirred hearts and lives with his timely messages. Students were challenged deeply with the question contained in the theme, How Will They Hear ?