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

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New Majors and Minors Added 'qv 'Quan--s Two new majors were added tothe cirriculum this year tBusiness Administration and Social Workj. Also thirteen minors were named and organized. These minors are in anthropology, Biblical languages, business administra- tion, camping, Christian counseling, church music, Chris- tian drama, missions, pastoral ministries, secretarial sci- ence, Christian social work, youth ministries, and broadcasting. Most of these minors were formed out of the existing courses, but for the minors in Christian counsel- ling, broadcasting, social service, and Christian drama, new courses have been added. ABOVE: Miss Joan Mayers talks with one of her students in the Christian counseling minor. KNO, they are not sitting in the woods but in front of a mural in the officelj RIGHT: Vicki Lynn Jacobs, teaching one of the courses in secretarial sci- ence. 20 S

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Learning ls Fun A group of children provided a lively lab experience planned by Donna Watson for a class in developmental psychology. Lori Steiner gives her report that day in the midst of all the toys and balloons on Witmer Street. The Children's Literature class, affectionately known as kid- die-lit, is pictured with their creative projects, one of which was reported to have had the title Rain makes applesauce and was presented with samples of fresh applesauce. In the last picture you can see that a traveling celebrity paid a visit to Mr. Cartmel to wish him a happy birthday. X- .91-t 19

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New Emphasis on World Missions ABOVE: Daryl Cartmel, Dr. Taylor, Bill Gerig, and Dr. Gerber, first lecturer sponsored by the Chair, enjoy a happy moment-perhaps an historic moment. BELOW: Dr. Bostrom and Dr. Taylor. N l ff l A The Chair of World Mission has been made possible by a gift from Dr. Clyde Taylor. The aim of the Chair is to ensure an unfailing commitment of the college to world mission. The college has a significant record in preparing missionaries. It has also produced pastors and other church staff people who have kept the trust of the Lord's mandate for mission. Then there has been a wider seg- ment of graduates who in their homes and their churches have maintained the vision. This all must increase. The Chair will plan to gather at the college the best possible resources. lt will seek to minister to students and churches through a lectureship, workshops, media pro- grams, preaching and consultation. It should now be possi- ble to have more visits by church people from around the world. ln selecting the first lecturer, Dr. Vergil Gerber, we ob- tained a man who shares a background close to that of Dr. Taylor. Both have served in agencies of evangelical co- operation and think in an international perspective. 21