Fresno Pacific University - Portal Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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Vj A l| .iawfct Back Row B Suderman. W. Rc.mer. J. Rarms, G. Gilbert. E Fncsen. C Funk, H. Wiens. L. Kroeker. R. Huey. E Fowler, H Buller. M Duerksen. T. Fast W. Quiring, E. Fast. 5th Row— V. Rcimer. B Doerksen. S. Krause. R Thiesen. C Dyck. N Qu.ring, P. AUbritten. P. Karber. N. Wimer, E. Thiesen. J. Dick, E. Friesen, F. Suderman. E Niles -Ith Row— H. Thiesen. L. Pauls. R. Schellenbcrg, R. Thiesen. D Thomas. 5. Emu. H. Hoff. F Dick, N, Hunke. V. Friesen, B. Goolsby. 3rd Row J. Block, E. Fricsen, A. Church, E. Munger. E. Dunham. A Fast, R Kocnig, A. Heier, M. Clark. 2nd Row— R, Wiens, O. Ross. R. Heinrichs. A. Fast. L Warren. L Ens. R. Dick. R Rcimer. 1st Row E Justin. L. Heinrichs, D. Kopper, C. Neufeld. A. Funk. M. -imer. M. Voth. E. Schafer, E, Day, A. Gilbert. G. Rcimir, A. Nickel. L. Isaak. Then i„ilh he iiillo hh JiscipUi, Th, huruif truly is phnlcuin., but the labourers are . « . . . Lifl up your eyes ami look on the iields; fur they are tibile already to hariest. Matt. 9:37; John 4:3 5. The Students of this year have been able to undertake nine Sunday Schools and morning worship services throughout the city of Fresno. There are about seventy stu- dents giving of their time teaching in these centers and in their own churches. Thsss mission centers are places where the people are unreached with the Gospel through any other church organization. Both of the West Park groups have been able to secure per- manent chapels. Two barracks were moved onto the lots purchased by the school. These chapels are also conducting mid-week prayer services. Approximately three hundred children and adults arc reached each week with the Gospel. We praise the Lord for the many precious souls that have come to know Him as their personal Saviour through the faithful efforts of the teachers. R.y. S. W. Go Chairm n Chri t.an iet Comm ttec Ted Fast Christicn S«rvi . Com M Victo r X ' i .ns

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Back Row V. Friesen. A. Church. R. Schellenberg, S. KrauSf, R. Thicscn, B. Sudcrman, P. Allbri Quiring. G. Geil. R. Thiesen, H. Wcdel. 5th Row G. Isaak. A. Pet-rs. B. Buckingham. L. Ens, A. Funk. E. Dunham, L. Krockcr. M, Thiesen. E. Munger, 4th Row— R, Reimcr. F, Suderman, L, Warren, S. Letkeman. R. Dick, A, Sawatzkv, G, Rcmer, A. Nickel, R. Weir 3rd Row— M Reimer, F. Karber. D. Wiehe, L. Heinrichs, N. Kliewer, H. Janzen, P Khewer, 2nd Row— L. Epp, B. Warkentin, B. Ncufeld, E. Day, F. Smith, 1st Row— L, Reiswig. A, Fast, R, Kliewer. A, Fast. M. Boldt, L, Bese, M, Voth. B, Model, Suflcr Ihc lilllc cbilJnil to nwu- imto Air, ami forhul them ,wf. for of s,uh ;i hr kmnJom „l CoJ . . . they shall he Mine, sailb the ItirJ of j„ s, in that ,la when I make lip my ll-.WEl.S. (Mark 111:14, Mai. .1:17) This year His Jewels ' Bible Clubs celebrate their sixth birthday anniversary! Many precious gems have been gathered for the Saviour ' s crown these years through the faith- ful efforts of P.B.I, students, alumni, Immanuel Bible Academy students, mothers in the local churches and full-time HJBC staff members. With the evident blessing of the Lord, the work has spread through a large central San Joaquin Valley area and even into the northern-most reaches of our Pacific District Conference. Some noo boys and girls are being reached through the Bible Clubs and this year alone more than 17S have acknowledged the Lord Jesus Christ as their own personal Saviour. The staff now includes about eighty individuals who have caught the vision of the tremendous challenge and who are constrained by the love of Christ to gatlur in the jewels! Pray for God ' s continued blessing in ever-increasing measure! iMi.s.s Rosella Thicscn HJBC Director Mi s Edna Kliewer I nil Time HJBC Worker Elsie Friescn I uU Time Worker

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Teen Agers R. Webb, V. Rettig, H. Buller, E. Eidscn, O. Ross, E. Niles, D. Kopper, F. K.irber. ON OUR X AY Week D.iy Church Schc E. I ' owler, A. Fast, D. Kopper, M. T.iylor, W. Quiring.