Full Gospel Bible Institute - Burning Lamp Yearbook (Eston, Saskatchewan Canada)

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85 EAST 10TH AVENUE VANCOUVER 1.0, B.C. HPlxele the HP old of Plod is not PBound WITH BEST WISHES IN OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST, TO THE PRINCIPAL, STAFF, STUDENT BODY AND GRADUATING CLASS OF F.G.B.I. DR. W. J. ERN BAXTER, Pastor JAS. H. N1CHOLLS, Ass ' t Pastor 1 Cor. 15:58 Therefore, my beloved brethren, be ye steadfast, unmovable, always abounding in the work of the Lord, for as much as ye know that your labour is not in vain in the Lord. Bible Institute. 17

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Congratulations and God’s Richest Blessings to the Graduates and the F.G.B.I. --- Congratulations to Graduates and Faculty of F.G.B.I. Burns General Store “DEAL WITH BURNS FOR BETTER RETURNS” PHONE 20 VETERAN, ALBERTA Family EH Eston Shoe Repair Shop Heistad General Store JOHN LENZ, Prop. VETERAN, ALBERTA “WE MEND EVERYTHING” Hughes Hughes Congratulations Barristers and Solicitors The Graduates ESTON, SASK. The Students The Faculty of The Full Gospel Bible Institute Yardage , . . Hosiery . . . Flowers Novelties . . . Gifts K WE AIM TO PLEASE Eston Variety Store PHONE 270 DEVEREUX STORE VETERAN, ALBERTA 16 Full Gospel

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Full of expectancy, but shy and rather self conscious, was that group of new students that arrived in the fall of 1954 to begin their first year in F.G.B.I. They met curious but friendly looks by the older students, who just didn ' t know what to make of the freshmen. As time went on, a deep love and appreciation one for another grew into inseparable bonds. The teaching of the Word of God and the guiding of the Holy Spirit into sweet fellowship did something to these young lives that nothing else could have done. William Hawke of Hudson Bay, Sask., was chosen to represent the class before the student council. Thirty- five students enrolled, coming from different walks of life in the four provinces of Western Canada. Four came from U.S.A., one from England, and one from Germany. Two students failed to return after the Christmas holi¬ days, joining the II.S. Airforce. At their return for the second term, it was their privilege now to watc h the new-comers. Twenty-four of the original class returned, and one new student joined them. This term too, was greatly enjoyed by all. It was the lot of Ralph Lemke of Calgary, Alta., to be the spokesman of the class for this year. Through the choir tour in the next spring, a wonderful field of service in singing and Child Evangelism opened up. Camp work followed the choir itinerary. The third term brought more back than expected to the study of God’s word. A new record was set for F.G.B.I. by this, the largest graduating class of twenty students. Only one more year to go. William Lindberg of Fosston, Minn., was elected to be class representative. Alan Mortensen of Calgary, Alta., served as president of the student body. All of the graduating class feel a deep gratitude and love to the members of the faculty and staff for their faithful ministry to them in the past three years, and wish the Lord’s richest blessing upon their further ministry. 18 Full Gospel