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

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NAS S 1099 sponsored by Firzsf Missionangy Cbuncb one ont Wayne Bible College Ala ZAR Sunday, Nov. 5 - Sunday, Nov. 12 A Time to Reevaluate Commitment Because the King Is Coming was the theme for the second annual Missions Conference sponsored by First Missionary Church and Fort Wayne Bible College. This year's conference was highlighted by display booths in the Fellowship Hall of First Church. Each separate booth re- presented a different portion of the world from the Arctic to the ghetto. Highlighting the displays was an international cafe which served refreshments while people visited the booths. Special chapel services were held during the week with a different missionary each day along with the main speaker. Evening ser- vices were held each night with special music being brought by the college and the church along with the speakers. A special panel discussion on Friday morning headed by Dr. Warner high lighted the college's monthly Day of Prayer. A special youth rally featuring the Singing Collegians was held Saturday evening in place of the regular mission service. The conference was hailed a complete success by both the church and college.

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