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

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Many special speakers have added to our spiritual growth this year. Among them, of course, have been our own professors. For example, David Biberstein gave us a new appreciation for the parable of the prodigal son in his series during a Spiritual Emphasis morning. And in one chapel Sterling DeMond challenged us with a sermon entitled The Assent of Moses. The speakers from far away places have been great too. During missions week in the first semester there was Don Richardson, missionary author, whose book THE PEACE CHILD helped us recognize that God has prepared people to receive the gospel and that sometimes we over estimate the difficulties of preaching the gospel in another culture. Then there was Bill Leslie from LaSalle Street Baptist Church who was the Staley Lecturer. He shared very personally and honestly concerning his work with the people of the inner city and concerning his own journey into wholeness. Another missions speaker was Greg Living- stone of Frontiers, who was the plenary speaker for this year's Outreach Conference. It's the Muslims turn now to hear the gospel, he said. 9 The Great Final Exam Question Did you live in such union with my Son that you could love a little as He loved?-from Staley Lec- fL1l'eS fa-- .f . 'A fq,, Q E A at '-W4 o.,,,RkhgD , I Q M 'sf-U 'fz ragy Qin f .1 ee. A? '-QT ' -Y ' ftlirz- :C . ni 4 r e ., tai? fix 'Cx 'ill' W' 7 'W 6 f1egAQ:4?s3 Q.t va- . - T 3-Bill Leslie in an informal question-answer session. 4-Greg Livingston 5-Don Richardson autho- graphed a few books 6-Three of Richardsons books -1- -

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Three Contemporary Issues Series were held this year. Remember the one on world hunger? Stan Nussbaum helped us realize what good food we have in comparison to what much of the rest ofthe world eats. Many of us stood up to signify that we would no longer complain in the cafeteria. And there was a panel with Cleve Lawrence, Eric Hos- tetler, and Stuart Zurcher sharing what they had seen of poverty in their part ofthe world. After that series a few people ate plain grain meals on Fridays. And remember the series on abortion? Deb Burk- holder did a very sensitive role play with Joyce MacDougall, who is Director of Crisis Pregnancy Center, And remember there was a candle extin- guishing ceremony to dramatize the enormous number of lives of the unborn snuffed out for flim- sey reasons. The pictures on this page should help us remember the series on the cults chaired by Roger Ringenberg with Dana Collins. Linda VanDyke, Tom Foster, and Mic Clinger on the panel. lmllana Collins reasons with two Mormons who have come to his door, portrayetl hx' Roh Yoder and Steve Galloway. 2-Tom Poster points nur pri-blerns found in the doctrines of the Dleho- -.ans Witnesses uni ,,-, , , -,.,, - .. v lnimvsux.

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The capstone of the 145 semester hours for the B.S. degree with a major M' in in Elementary Education is the actual experience of being a teacher for an ,..-D eight-week period under the supervi- sion of a master teacher. This year nine 71-1 the Fort Wayne Christian School. The 3 students completing this long-antici- pated internship are Laurie Bailey, Ka- ren Campbell, Pam Cook, Judy Cuckler, Ruth Ferrier, Greg Rahrer, S Diane Ridley,janna Schlatter, and Da- vid Spence. Uvxii K Ti M H-'GFI 5 ,-- T ' - ' ',Asc!:. ' H:-.ig F--. Z . Q15-' 3 1-Pam Cook at Fort Wayne Christian. 2-Diane Ridley at Maplewood Elementary. 3-Janna Schlatter at Fair- field Elementary. 4-David Spence at Franke Park Ele- menrary. I ll 4 'r-'- ll P' f fr r' Wx- senior students in El Ed were placed in . six Fort Wayne public schools and in 4