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

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BQt'x0-,'-..'f '-. V M31 Challenged to Become Aware Help me! Somebody help me! Melody Kindy ran out from the SAGA kitchen into the dining area with red stains up her arm and on her apron. Her whole body began to shake and she fell to the floor as if she were going into convulsions. A couple students ran to her and someone yelled, Get the nurse! Karen Beukema, one of the school nurses and the Residence Director of Lexington dorm, arrived on the scene and began to dem- onstrate first aid techniques as if Melody real- ly had been cut and was losing blood. S Health Week was in full swing at this point. Fort Wayne Bible College experienced a full week of basic first aid training. The week was planned by Karen Beukema, Sherry Piepenbrink, and Sharon Mejeur. Fromjanu- ary 16-30, students were constantly reminded of the importance of good health, and rein- forced with those elementary elements of first aid. In the main hall of Witmer a table was set up for those who were interested in having their blood pressure taken. Having your S blood pressure measured is a very beneficial aspect of good health. It helps determine how well someone is taking care of his body and what he needs to do to get back on the right track, stated Lisa Kelley. CPR classes were held for those interested in learning what to do in case someone's heart would stop beating or their breathing ceased, Each day in the cafeteria certain foods were designated as good or bad for health. Also lectures concerning eating disor- ders, management of stress, and the impor- tance of exercise were held. Brochures floated all around campus. Some emphasized the Emergency Care Clin- ics in town that were available to assist in any emergency. Red stickers with emergency phone numbers were distributed to students and faculty. This First Aid Review will be continued next year because the learning experience was good for everyone. Information about emergency centers was made avail- able on the table in Witmer. -fx V v ga -l 1-...Ne .... , cw,.,.,.. W ri -we-vw E 'N- Ss we S533 tg This is really hurting my arm. Caryn Hollinger suffers There's food on your tie. Scott Badgerow is preparing from the pressure. to save Don Hamm's life. 13

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Improve Your World Vision The word mandate carries the idea of an authoritative order or command, especially a written one, a commission. The second annual Mandate Conference was held at Ball State University,january 23- 25. A group of thirty, plus Gerald Steele, the Missions Program Director, attended. Speakers for the seminar included: David Bryant, Gordon Aeschliman, Steve Haw- thorne,josh McDowell, and Dr.j. Robertson McQuilkin. These speakers presented to the group of over a thousand college-age stu- dents, the challenge of missions and the im- portance of it in everyday Christian life. On the final evening a Concert of Prayer was held. For most, it was new and eye-open- ing that one could sustain an attitude of pray- er for several hours. Mandate '87 really challenged me to a life-time commitment, stated Lisa Kelley. Many spoke in chapel later about the specific ways in which the conference helped them. The Concert of Prayer was the highlight of the Mandate Conference. Dr.j. Robertson McQuilkin begins his seminar on The Word, The World, and You. Curt Schnur and jim Gippert read along in the word as the speaker directs.