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

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BIBLE The objectives of this department are: Qlj to give the student a working knowledge of the Bible as Cod's divine self-revelation for his own edification and his strengthening of othersg Q25 to help him achieve a doctrinal balance, so essential to symmetrical Chris- tian character and elTective Christian serviceg C3l to impart to him the techniques of effective Bible studyg Hel to impress him with the central place which Biblical studies should occupy as the inte- grating factor not only in the whole college curriculum, but also in his entire Christian lifeg Q55 to develop the Christian character of the studentg and QED to give the student motivation for addition- al Bible study on a private department. The Bachelor and Theology designed to for seminary. The Standard Bible Course is a three-year course also offered. basis. Two programs are offered by this of Arts program with a major in Bible be a pre-theological course preparatory New office, but the same old Wes! PROFESSOR WESLEY GERIG, CH -XIRNI-XXI but in the fre-els. this is a pus ent tense action: it goes on. and on and on 9:7 , L5-::2:1:fr .. .av E, L -L ,:2 2,5 -NQW Q -warg.. CHRIST-proclaimed throughout the world, by every possible means, in music, in Scripture, in deed. ,.f,g,-5-5 ,rf ,f - aw f ' .-1:1 if N dt.: f.-an-f' 45 -W-'T 12 '. 'fe . .-4 57' . -K' H4945 r-far: 2-ia.. ,r ,ga- ,.1.f' ,L-,. of -. f ,, 'Q-'FEV wr-:fs-.'2-' ,. 9:-:.'r:1-pr -:2 -1 5Ff.4 ,, iF TI ,I ,ipffra '3'..'-ze . ' ,f sf,-v, ,,,..4.3,,,,,,-,... ,,- ,- '- 'f4j' f f' ' 'S -M-viii,-xc.-2'-1,11 gp , t1--3,4,t,,f..- xxx'--2,5 1--I f....- ,,-4, ,- , ..A .. , x fe sf fsff'-'sf-f'':f-:f-'xmas sf - 4 15,5 f, rl,-ff -. - , .J f .4 V iw ' f-e..-- ...- -'11-,--f:-' ' ieifcaiai - iw--:H as-fe' -H, -- r :g1f?:f-Q' .I ,.. ,H G 3,-:.f:-f M- : - 4' Zfyf' we ,M ..-:W , , sf y, F, It-,f ,,.--'A' 9,114.51 ,,-fx '63 fry-.1 is -- gf.. 331,--' '

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Edward P. Augsburger A.B., M.A.. BD., Ph.D, O. Carl Brown A,B., S.T.B., M.A. Hao' .4nQf ' Jared F. Gerlg A.B., Th,B., M.A., D.D. Joy M. Gerig Wesley L. Gerig A.B., B.D., Th.M. Joel B. Kemmerer NOT PICTURED: A-B-, BD- Mrs. Ronald M. Brown, B.S. Mrs. Truman Gottschalk Robert S. C. Myers, B.S., M.A. Mrs. H. K. Polhamus, R.N. Walter E. King A.B. Edward D. Simpson B.S., B.D., Th.M., Th.D. Frances F. Sxmpson A.B., M.R.E., D.R.E. Timothy M. Warner A.B., S.T.B., M.A. Herald J. Welty B.R.E., M.S.

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DR. FRANCES SIMPSON, CHAIRMAN CHRI TIAN EDUCATIC c'They interest usf' .. . we must interest them. How? The task of the Christian Education Department is to prepare students to so teach the Word of Cod that pupils Qchildren, youth, and adultsj will give attention and respond to Truth. The method used may be puppets or other visuals, buzz groups or other discussion methods. The goal is ever the same-changed lives-to so teach that men may accept Christ as Savior and Lord of life. The vocational purpose of the department is: to prepare Chris- tian education directors, childrenjs or youth workersg to contribute to the preparation of pastors and missionaries 5 to provide basic instruction for those who will be lay leaders in the church. The ultimate goal is Christ Pre-eminent in all things-mes- sage and methods of teaching. THEY interest us, but can WE interest them? Maybe-with a few visuals, like PUP- PETS! ! Why, even COLLEGE students like puppets!!