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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1958 volume:

■« $ V ' ' A � p. f — sy JX YEAR of The Full Gospel Bible Institute Eston, Saskatchewan. rv� r n- K 1 — V 1 .. i: “Our Home Church Away from Home” Dedication cJ It is with great pleasure that we, the students of the Full Gospel Bible Institute, dedicate this year book to the Board and Members of the Assembly of the Eston Full Gospel Church. Words cannot express the appreciation we feel for your wholehearted welcome, your Christian fellowship and encourage¬ ment, and faithful prayers on our behalf. Our sincere thanks for making this, in every way, our ' home church away from home”. Bible Institute 3 GLEN S. McLEAN PRINCIPAL Principal ' s M sage Never before in the history of the world have we faced a greater need for labourers who are filled with the Holy Spirit and who are grounded in God’s word. This presents a challenge to every serious thinking Christian. There are some things only God can do in the hearts and lives of His people in preparing them for His service. Yet there are other things He has planned would be accomplished through human ministry. Rea¬ lizing this, it is a real privilege but it is also a solemn responsibility to be entrusted by the Lord with the preparation of young men and women to meet the challenge and to help fill the great need in the world’s harvest field. We do thank the Lord for every mem¬ ber of the staff and faculty who faithfully share in this work. In this Year Book you will find a picture of each one of them and a brief account of their various responsi¬ bilities or the subjects which they teach. My subjects are, The Baptism In The Holy Spirit with the First Year class; a verse by verse study of The Epistle of Romans with the First and Second Year classes; and a study of the Old Testament Tabernacle with the Third Year class. In what ever capacity any of us may serve we are all deeply conscious of our dependence upon the Lord and the prayers of His people that we might be faithful in the responsibilities which are ours. We shall always be grateful to the Lord for all who have so faithfully stood with us in so many different ways in making the work possible. As this book is especially dedicated to the Eston Full Gospel Church which has served as the mother assembly to our Bible School family, we want to ex¬ press our heartfelt gratitude to each one, for the part they have had in this work in the years which are past. Now as we come to the end of another term and another group of graduates are leaving our midst we extend to them our sincere congratulations. We want to assure them they will always have a very close place in our hearts. Our prayers go with them that God will guide and direct every one of them into the centre of His will and that each one may be greatly used in His service. Bible Institute 5 Vice-Principal L. O. PRITCHARD At F.G.B.I. it is our joy to teach 1st, 2nd and 3rd year Bible Construction. In FIRST YEAR Bible Construction we endeavour to outline all the Historical Books of the Old Testament including the Pentateuch. Chart Studies of the Kings, dispensations, and relative studies, lay a foundation for a complete survey of the Bible. In the course of the first year studies, a dozen charts are given and the student who compiles the neatest and best chart booklet ' wins a prize. (The 1956-57 class winner was Ken Haase.) SECOND YEAR Bible Construction includes a survey of the New Testament with special emphasis on the Prophecy of Revelation. THIRD YEAR Bible Construction includes a survey of the Old Testament Poetical and Prophetical books with special emphasis on DANIEL and the so-called MINOR PROPHETS. Each year emphasis is placed on the importance of num¬ bers in the Bible. Numbers mean nothing if they are not literal. Forty years in the wilderness did not mean thirty years. Seventy years in Babylon did not mean sixty. Seven churches in Revelation do not mean seventy. A thousand years does not mean two thousand. Because of this em¬ phasis, L.O.P. is proverbially known by the phrase 70 means 70.” The subjects you like best you teach best. That is how I feel about the subjects I teach here in F.G.B.I. Each one of these seem to add to your sp iritual growth and stature increasing your usability of God and to His service. Church History is the story of the building of the glorious Church of Christ against which the gates of Hell” will never prevail. Christian Evidence secures your belief that the Bible is indeed the Word of God in truth, verbally- inspired and given to us by holy men of God as they were moved by the Holy Ghost.” Pastoral Theology assures you of the conduct of a true shepherd based on Bible Ethics and Standards. False Cults is a study designed to help in contending earnestly” for the faith as delineated in the Word of God. Congregational Conducting assures you of Song leader¬ ship in your assembly. English Bible lays the foundation as to HOW” we got our English Bible known as the King James Version. The Gospel of John is treated verse by verse over the three-year course. It is rightly termed the Gospel of Belief.” Dean A. D. MARSHALL Full Gospel ' M R. T. WILSON FIRST YEAR Bible Doctrine—Reveals the infallibility of the Word of God; Man, who through the sin of Adam, is eternally lost and in need of SALVATION by REGENERATION through faith in Jesus Christ who alone gives JUSTIFICATION. SECOND YEAR Bible Doctrine Is the work of the cross in: Redemption, Propitiation, Reconciliation and Sanctification. These are not obtained by law works, ' For by Grace are ye saved through faith.” Jew and Gentile alike are saved by Grace in the New Covenant of His blood, and through acceptance of this, we will meet the Lord in the air and be forever with Him. THIRD YEAR Christology—God in love sent Christ to be crucified, that sinful men by faith in Christ can have forgiveness of sins. The resurrected Christ will soon come for all who have accepted Him and He will be the Judge of all who reject God ' s plan of Salvation. SECOND AND THIRD YEARS Acts—Of men empowered by the Holy Spirit to work signs and wonders, proclaiming the good news, ' Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and thou shalt be saved. PEDAGOGY In this course, we study the scriptural basis of the teaching ministry, the methods of Jesus, t he Master-Teacher, and their application to Sunday School teaching of today. The Laws of Teaching and the methods of lesson preparation and presentation are covered as related to Bible Clubs, Bible Camps, Vacation Bible School, Sunday School and other forms of ministry to the children and youth. CHILD STUDY To effectively meet the spiritual needs of children, we must be familiar with the characteristics and needs of each age group. In these studies, we cover the physical, mental, social and spiritual characteristics of each age group from infancy to adulthood. We learn how to use these traits to train them in God’s Word. SUNDAY SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION To operate most effectively and efficiently, a Sunday School must be properly organized. Pupils must be grouped and graded according to their needs and learning ability. Teachers and officers must be trained. In this course, we study the require¬ ments of a successful Sunday School and h ow to put them into practice. W. E. CROWDER Bible Institute 7 ■■■■■■■■ A. E. SHEPPARD Ye have not chosen me, but I have chosen you, and ordained you, that ye should go and bring forth fruit, and that your fruit should remain: that whatsoever ye shall ask of the Father in my name, He may give it you.” John 15:16. Every thing produces after its kind, therefore any effort to increase our fruitbearing as Christians will receive the direct seal of God. Such are the blessings we enjoy in Personal Evangelism classes with the first years. Systematically we discover how to lead the sinner to Christ. All have sinned and need a Saviour. Rom. 3:23, Isa. 53:6. The wages of sin is death. Rom. 6:23. The remedy for sin—the Gospel of Jesus Christ. 1 Cor. 15:1-4. The only condition of salvation—Believe. Acts 16:31. Eternal life is given to those that believe. John 5:24. Christ’s power will keep you. Phil. 1:6, Jude 24. The time to decide for Christ is NOW. Prov. 27:1. In the second year class, we have been studying Eschatoiogy, a study of future things such as Heaven and Hell, while with the third year class, we have revelled in the glorious heavenly truths of the Epistle to the Ephesians. Teaching the first year class Jude, and Bibliology, the second year class Theology Proper, the third year class Homiletics. The little book of Jude, with its strong exhortation to earn¬ estly contend for the faith and its warning to apostate teachers who seek to turn people away from the truth of the gospel that will save their souls, i s taught in our first year studies. Bibliology exalt the wonderful Book of Books, the Holy Bjble, an interesting study on the facts concerning the Bible, that inspired Word that is the power of God unto salvation to all that believe. Theology Proper is a study of the facts concerning our God. It begins with the study of the Hebrew names of God and their meaning, then the attributes of God. In this study we see God as the almighty, wise, faithful Creator, our Saviour. Homiletics, the science of preaching, setting forth tried and proven methods of presenting the gospel, that we may be more effective in winning souls for Christ. 8 Full Gospel E. L. McRAE F. J. KOSICK The Gifts of the Holy Spirit: To fully experience the Power of the Holy Spirit in the lives and ministry of believers, it is necessary to understand the teaching of the Gifts of the Spirit, as Paul enumerates them as given in 1 Cor. 12. Great i ' s the tragedy when we think of the lack of knowledge among Christians as to the operation of these “spirituals”. It is the plan of God that each of these gifts” should be in full manifestation in every local church. The Church and Missions: The supreme task of the church is the evangelization of the world. In the study of missions according to the New Testament plan, we note that Paul was a church planter. The fruit of His labours was always leaving behind an established church, with elders, deacons, and governments in operation according to the New Testament pattern. The church planted becomes responsible for the evangelization of the “regions beyond”. The “World” is the field ready to be evangelized by the church equipped with “Spiritual Power . I am convinced that Christian writing is a ministry just as important as preaching or missionary work. The importance of Christian journalism is further emphasized when we realize the way in which the enemies of the Gospel of the Grace of God have studied to capture the minds and hearts of young and old through the printed page. Today, the presses of the world are pouring forth a flood of suggestive, seductive and subversive literature. Realizing the need of teaching the basic techniques of Chris¬ tian journalism, the Full Gospel Bible Institute is providing practical, down-to-earth instruction on how to write properly organized material in keeping with the tempo of today’s news¬ papers and magazines. Prospective ministers and Sunday school workers will find this training invaluable. I. W. ELLIS Bible Institute Staff Business Manager J. R. BURNSIDE In 1956, a much needed member was added to the Staff, namely Bro. Burnside, as business manager. Responsibilities and burdens resting on his shoulders are many and varied. Hi ' s great love and interest in young people enables him to fill his position well and he has endeared himself to the hearts of the students. Bro. Burnside is one of the original members of the Bible School Board and has had a vital interest in the School. He also has a vision for the work of missions, proving to be a challenge to many. We do appreciate his ministry in the School, and thank God for his love and interest in the work of the Lord here. Pearl Krogel, our faithful and dependable Registrar and Secretary, continues to do a very important part of the work of the Staff as she takes care of all the minute details connected with the office. As an efficient and capable Staff member, she works quietly and cheerfully, keeping everything in the office running smoothly. Registrar P. KROGEL 10 Full Gospel Bro. and Sis. Weedmark are new members of the Staff this year. They came to us from Neelin, Man., and have taken over the duties and responsibilities of the kitchen. It has been their task to satisfy the various dieti ' tional tastes of 74 students. This has been a new experience for them and they have done a splendid job of meeting the demands placed upon the m. It was indeed a thrill for them to move into and enjoy the facilities of the spacious new dining hall and kitchen, so recently occupied. MAVIS STEIN, R.N. We do appreciate having Flo and Mavis with us again and serv¬ ing in this capacity; also their willingness to add this extra responsibility to their busy schedule. FLO WILSON, R.N. Bible Institute 11 year Book Committees SALES A. E. Sheppard John Abraham Jim Arneson Earl Jellison It has been our privilege to prepare for you an¬ other chapter of the Burning Lamp. As its pages are read it is the prayer of our hearts that not only will it picture life at F.G.B.I. but, because of something found between its covers, many might be encouraged in their Christian walk. We pray, too, that some might find the Lord Jesus Christ as their personal Saviour, and to others, that it will be an influence to give themselves to a time of study in God ' s Word in preparation for His service. With the conclusion of this chapter of the Burn¬ ing Lamp it is for the Gleaners, the graduating class, the closing of a wonderful chapter in our lives. We trust by God ' s grace it will be the beginning of an even better one for His glory. For the Challengers”, the second year students, it is with the anticipation of a goal in sight, that they look ahead, realizing that through another term they have been challenged over and over again from God ' s Word to be at their best for Him. It has indeed been the beginning, for the Torch- bearers , the first year class, of which we trust will be one of the most important chapters in their lives; one that they might have an increasing desire to complete. Looking back each one of us can say, He hath done great things for us whereof we are glad . I would like to thank each one of the above committees, and all others who have helped, for their faithful and untiring co-operation in our efforts together in preparing this book. God bless you. AGNES HALL, Editor. 12 Full Gospel President MELVIN HANSON Vice-President SYLVIA McLEAN STUDENT COUNCIL Third Year Representatives AGNES HALL JOHN ABRAHAM First Year Representatives DOREEN MOORE GLEN PAULSON Second Year Representatives SYLVIA McLEAN JIM ARNESON Bible Institute 13 God has given to man a treasure more valuable than all the silver and gold in the world. Sad to say it is so common that most people do not realize its infinite worth. This unique treasure is God ' s Word, which is known as the Bible. Modernists today have tried to undermine the absolute reliability of God’s Book. Most homes in our country, although they have access to the Book of Books, do not read It. Worst of all professing Christians have lost their hunger for God’s Word. When we examine God’s Book we find that God has revealed to us all of His great mind that we need to know. In it the way of salvation through personal faith in Jesus Christ is revealed. The Christian who reads It will be established in the faith and will be able ROSS REID to live a happy and fruitful life. God’s plan for the world and his many provisions and prom¬ ises which he wants us to have are made known in the Bible. Joshua 1:8 tells us that if we will meditate in God ' s words and live by its precepts, we will be prosperous and have good success. David desired the Word of God more than fine gold, and Job even esteemed it more necessary than natural food. Here at Bible School we have had the privilege of examining this priceless treasure and searching out its unfathomable depths. It has revolutionized our lives and given us a burning desire to make it known to others who haven’t heard. It is also our desire that you, too, may realize God’s plan for your life through His precious Word. ROSS REID. 14 Full Gospel Bible Institute 15 Class Mist ory It took God to change our motives and our aims in life to bring us from secular work, to¬ gether as a class o f students in the fall of 1955 to study His Holy Word. This is what He did when He brought to F.G.B.I. our class; eight from cities and the rest from the town and rural areas. Of these, fourteen were from Saskatchewan, three from Alberta, four from B.C., two from Manitoba, and one from Ireland. From various walks of life we came, farmers, secretaries, factory workers, lumber¬ jacks, a preacher’s son, a bank clerk, and a contractor. In spite of our various back¬ grounds we had one thing in common — a de¬ sire to study the Bible. During our first year, “Gleaners” was chosen as our class name and Mildred Sauer as our class representative. Of our number, twenty returned for their second year. Wendell Mills joined us, making a class of twenty-one. This term proved to be an eventful one, with new experiences and responsibilities. Mary Kerr was chosen to act as vice-president of the Student Council, and - 1 6 - Mel Hanson was elected as our class repre¬ sentative. The highlight of the year was the wonderful outpouring and moving of the Holy Spirit among the students. During the summer of 57 the ties were strengthened between us by class bulletins, relating our experiences in whatever field of service we were found. It was a disappointment to find four of our number had not returned for their third and final term. However, Hazel Wilken returned for her final year, making us a class of eigh¬ teen. Mel Hanson was chosen as President of the Student Council, our class representa¬ tives being John Abraham and Agnes Hall. It would be impossible to tell all that these three terms at F.G.B.I. have meant in each of our lives, but we stand on God’s Word, “. . . He whic h hath begun a good work in you will perform it until the day of Jesus Christ”. -Phil. 1:6. Pray for us that spiritually speaking, we will be “Gleaners” by name and by nature. — Full Gospel MELVIN P. HANSON Rockglen, Sask. 1 Cor. 9:16 Sincere and genuine is Mel He’s concerned for youths in their ’teens And also Christ, so he’ll do well As in God’s harvest field he gleans. Bible Institute 17 DONALD E. HOOPER Somme, Sask. John 15:16 A miner and logger is Don, He serves God with cam era and screen. We trust that he ' ll continue on Within God’s harvest-field to glean. MAURICE L. FULLER Fauquier, B.C. RONALD R. HOOPER Somme, Sask. Gal. 6:14 A lover of nature is Ron; Watching birds he is often seen. To the Indians his heart is drawn, And in God’s harvest-field he’ll glean. RUTH L. MARTIN Grenfell, Sask. Rom. 8:28 Short, modest, and reserved is Ruth, On D.V.B.S. she has been. We trust that she ' ll uphold the truth. And in God’s harvest-fiel ' d she’ll glean. MARY U. KERR Gull Lake, Sask. Heb. 12:1, 2 Good at her lessons is Mary, Whether on Paul or Augustine. S urely, if the Lord does tarry, Within God’s harvest-field she’ll glean. James 4:8 Artistic and studious is Moe, He takes great care himself to preen, He’ll be used where he does go, 18 Full Gospel JEAN M. LOCKIE Broadview, Sask. Gal. 2:20 Quiet, but mischievous is Jean; She has abilities unseen. We pray that faithful she’ll be seen, Within God’s harvest-field to glean. JOYCE R. SILVESTER Ernfold, Sask. G. ROSS REID Aubumton, Sask. Eph. 6:6 Determined and steadfast is Hoss, On deep studies he is keen, He surely will uphold the Cross, Within God’s harvest-field to ' glean. CLAYTON, D. MOORMON St. Brieux, Sask. Gal. 3:13 Stalwart, strong, and rugged is Clint, He has reaped wheat, and oats, and beans; At reaping souls, we trust he’ll sprint. As in God’s harvest-field he gleans. MILDRED D. SAUER Calgary, Alta. Psa. 13:6 Very musical is Millie, At good cooking—she is a queen. Some day in other lands she’ll be Within God’s harvest-field to glean. Psa. 32:8 Friendly and active is Joyce, In her future it is foreseen. To reach children may be her choice Bible Institute 19 BEATRICE H. GROSS Langley, B.C. II Tim. 2:15 Dignified and tidy is Bea, She’s always dressed so neat and clean. There’s a place for her, souls to free, And in God’s harvest-field to glean. CHARLES P. UPSHALL Grande Prairie, Alta. Psa. 37:5 Gifted, and robust is Charlie, He runs the spud-peeling machine. May he use his life entirely Within God’s harvest-field to glean RONALD R. GREAVES grace h. McClelland Regina, Sask. Psa. 27:14 Active, gay, and impish is Grace, If there’s a prank, she’s on the scene: But I’m sure, for her there is a place Within God’s harvest-field to ' glean. HAZEL R. WILKEN Pangman, Sask. Dan. 12:3 Quiet and faithful is Hazel And a school teacher she has been. She’s by grace, a yielded vessel Within God’s harvest-field to glean. Radville, Sask. Gal. 5:1 Rambunctious and lively is Ron, Just like nitro-glycerine. We pray he’ll use his vim and brawn Within God ' s harvest-field to glean. 20 Full Gospel Bible Institute 21 S. D. JIM ARNESON White Fox, Sask. Jude 24 SYLVIA J. McLEAN Tappen, B.C. Psa. 37:5 Earnest and friendly with a willing hand, Jim directs Elrose Happy Hour, He leads the Japanese prayer band, And wants God’s moving in great power. Sincere and studious about her work Never a duty will she shirk, We’re sure the Lord hath need of thee, As faithful to Him thou will be. 22 Full Gospel BILLY CALDERWOOD Belfast, Ireland Psalm 119:130 Small, witty and full of fun, That’s “Spud” without a doubt, He loves to sing till day is done, For God he will burn out. DONA J. TRAUTWEIN Lacombe, Alta. Isaiah 45:9 “Washing again,” we hear her say And always the earliest part of the day We trust that she will follow the Lord, As she faithfully studies His word. WILLIAM P. MOORE MAVIS M. STEIN Eston, Sask. Lam. 3:22-23 No dorm life for Mav I’ll say, She walks from home to school each day, Study and nursing make a busy routine, As she prepares for some field to glean. CALVIN F. WHITE Rowatt, Sask. Titus 2:14 Tall, slim and faithful is Cal, He missed two years since here before, But in his lessons h e does well, Surely for him there’s much in store. Belfast, Ireland I John 4:4 Bill came this year with a charming wife, So now he is quite complete, In the service of God he will use his life, Till the face of His Saviour he’ll meet. Bible Institute 23 ERIC W. PRITCHARD Pangman, Sask. Phil. 1:6 Children’s work I can’t do that ’ Replies ring out from Teddy, But God will use the willing heart, Whenever it is ready. JOYCE TAUBER Moose Jaw, Sask. Joshua 1:9 “I aim for a hundred—I say it’s a must, I’ll use those brains or they’re liable to rust,” Whether singing, playing or teaching the wee, ‘‘Bor ' d make me faithful in the harvest for Thee.” GLADYS M. DETTA Fauquier, B.C, Psalm 103:1 To us, she seems as if she’s quiet, Not the kind to cause a riot, In serving the Lord she’s most sincere, And prayers from her we often hear. HAROLD M. CAIN Carlyle, Sask. Psalm 62:8 Singing and playing are Harold ' s delight, At study and teaching he seems most bright, He wants a faithful servant to be, Whether in word, in song, or ministry. EILEEN H. BAYLY Calgary, Alta. Jude 24 Enthusiastic and always on the go, At children’s work she’s all aglow, 24 Full Gospel f PEARLYE H. BERESH Beamsville, Ont. Exodus 33:14 Laughing and fooling for Pearlye is a must, “If I can’t do that—I’m liable to rust,’’ To do the Lord’s will is her desire. We pray she’ll be a servant worthy of hire. FLO E. WILSON Moreland, Sask. Isaiah 26:3-4 Flo, is a registered nurse you know, She is a children’s worker as well, She has , yielded her life and is willing to go, With the plan of salvation to tell. MARILYN G. BARKER Calgary, Alta. Romans 8:37 There’s always room on her slate for fun. Homework! ! Horrors—I’ll never get ' done. Neath her hearty voice of cheer, Is a heart that is ready to hear. EARLE H. SAUER Edenwold, Sask. Romans 6:23 At humor and fun he is a star, But he loves his Lord and King, “Amazing Grace with his Spanish ' guitar, Is what he loves to sing. KEN H. HAASE Hazenmore, Sask. Psalm 25:5 “Glory seems to be a favorite word. He’s fond of singing for the Lord, He plays his sax and does fine art, Bible Institute 25 CHRISTINE B. EATON Carlyle, Sask. Rom. 8:28 Our nickname for her is Teen” She’s friendly, active and willing. At children’s work she’s often seen, The Gospel to others telling. GRACE M. WALKER Creston, B.C. Psa. 89:1 Grace is always busy with ironing, STie studies and does art well, She wants the message of salvation to bring, To those who are bound for hell. FRED T. QUIST Marwayne, Alta. Rom. 8:28 Amidst the busy run of things, Happy Hour, instrumentals, and Freddy sings, He ' s willing and ready to answer the call. To preach the gospel to big or small. And let us not be weary in well doing, for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not”. Gal. 6:9. As we the second year class go out this spring from school—some of us to secular work, others to full time ministry—there will be times of discouragement and disappointment, there will be times of anxiety and frustration; but we serve a faithful God who has promised us a harvest. Therefore when these times come let us lean on this verse and go on with new life. Let us also band together in prayer; remembering each one of the Challengers, that God will use us this summer and bring us back for our final year at F.G.B.I. YOUR CLASS PRESIDENT. 26 Full Gospel e and a l an1 cvery part r g -� ed ' ' DOREEN I. MOORE Belfast, Ireland Matt. 6:33 An ardent student of the Word With a love for the lost and dyin’g. She seeks the guidance from the Lord Upon His strength relying. HARRy greaves Radville, Sask. His h ‘s life to £ « years To a H ilions e L .° and ,t d w °;r d thr 28 Full Gospel ■ BEN W. KIRKPATRICK Truax, Sask. Phil. 3:9 Ben loves to use his talent to Play His guitar and accordion. And even in faiming he uses this way To serve God wherever he can. ANITA FRIESEN Duchess, Alta. Psa. 32:8 Her love for God brought her To faithfully study His word, Daily spreading forth good cheer She never has time to be bored. LUCILLE G. FISHER Calgary, Alta. Psa. 27:1 Kind and cheerful every day, She loves to go out skating. But when she sees its tim e to pray, On God you’ll find her waiting. MARGARET R. FISHER Calgary, Alta. Psa. 25:6 She desires to be a missionary Wherever the Lord should say, That the good news she mi’ght carry To those who know not the way. ROY E. WALKER Creston, B.C. Psa. 103:2, 3 Boy gets a lot out of life every day And enjoys Bible school very much. His Hawaiian guitar he just loves to play For he’s gifted with musical touch. NORMAN S. WALKER Creston, B.C. Psa. 37:5 A tine musician and artist is Norm, And he loves to work for the Lord Though quiet in speech he is heard in the dorm, As he plays with Roy in accord. Bible Institute 29 AUDREY EDWARDS Veteran, Alta. Paa. 119:105 Her studies she would never shirk As her marks reveal, Faithfully she does her work, Her love for Christ is real. EDYTHE EATON Carlyle, Sask. Luke 11:9 Quiet, courteous and sincere, Friendly, cheerful and true, Always ready to serve while here When there’s work to do. WM. S. RUTHVEN Saskatoon, Sask. Gal. 2:20 Questions on doctrine or otherwise Are the order in class for Bill The expounding of scripture we all sur¬ mise, Is a blessing to Him and a thrill. ELMER WEISS Kelliher, Sask. Rom. 5:1 Quiet and cheerful and liked by all, He’s ready to follow God’s will, To school he came when he heard God call. The plan for his life to fulfill. MAIDRA D. SPICER Tilney, Sask. 1 Cor. 15:57 God has gifted Maidra to play and sing And she loves teaching girls and boys. She has heeded God’s call .and wishes to bring To the lost, the gooft news of joy. GEORGE w. SHAW Stoughton, Sask. Psalm 18:2 A studious boy is our George Shaw And enjoys the classes each day, His work is done with scarcely a flaw As he follows the Lord all the way. 30 Full Gospel MAURICE YINGST Pangman, Sask. Phil. 4:13 On Maurice’s life God has his hand, He was healed when only a boy, On the promise of God he has taken his stand, And his heart has been filled with joy. DEENA STEPHANIC Jerusalem, Israel Matt. 6:33 From Jerusalem Deena came, Her trust is in the Lord, The Gospel she wishes to proclaim, So ardently studies the Word. DON GILES Harlan, Sask. James 1:5 When Don attended convention last year, He purposed to come in the fall, And we’re all so glad he was ready to hear And answer the Master’s call. SAMUEL J. SHERRARD Coleraine, N. Ireland 2 cor. 4:5 Roguish eyes and a mischievous grin, Has Sam our Irish chap. For Europe’s millions lost in sin, He ' s willing to fill the gap. MARLENE McLEAN Eston, Sask. Phil. 4:13 Quiet, kindly and sincere, A conscientious lass Lifting up Christ by her life while here, In the first year class. GORDON S. BLAND Nyassaland, Africa 1 Tim. 4:13 From Africa this Englishman came, With a burdened heart for that land, To return prepared is his present aim, But not without Mrs. Bland. Bible Institute 31 DOREEN HIRSCH Regina, Sask. Phil. 1:20, 21 Her life to Jesus she would yield, For there is much to do. She’s talented in the musical field, And in singing the Gospel too. WAYNE EATON Carlyle, Sask. 2 Tim. 2:15 Wayne was saved when very small, For which he thanks the Lord. And here at school he heeds the call To study God’s own Word. GEORGE L SANTO Hardisty, Alta. Rom. 10:9 Married and older than most of us here, He loves to study the Word, He’s also handy with clipper and shear, And “thanks,” from the fellows is heard. EDWIN H. PUFFALT Grenfell, Sask. Gal. 6:7 Ed fractured his ankle while skating last fall, Which put him to bed for awhile. But he never complained or doubted at all, And still greeted us all with a smile. ANTHONY E. TIDSWELL North Spalding, Lines., England John 10:28 Tony came to us from across the sea, To study God’s own word. His speech is different as could be But he really loves the Lord. LOIS A. STORTRO Everett, Washington, U.S.A. Psalm 27:4 From the Lord she felt the call. An ' d counting not the cost. On the altar has placed her all. That she might win the lost. 32 Full Gospel DONALD METZ Sundre, Alta. Phil. 4:13 Good natured and cheerful is our Don With a word of greeting for all. He’s preparing his life ere the time is gone And the shadows of night start to fall. DOROTHY BAYLY Calgary, Alta. Phil. 3:14 A faithful student of God’s word. Willing her life to yield. Somewhere in the harvest field. Her witness surely will be heard. OLIVE PATTERSON Swift Current, Sask. John 15:16 Olive keeps busy with typing and books As she helps in the office a lot. The call of the master has caused her to look On the fields, for the vision she caught. D. EARLE JELLISON Nipawin, Sask. Phil. 4:13 Earle came to Bible school well equipped With a wife and a child and a car. The call of God his heart has gripped To preach to those near and far. GEORGE TUCKER Dryden, Ont. John 10:28 Amazing grace how sweet the sound Has brought George to the fold, For only lately he has found, The way to the city of gold. BOB I. TAUBER Moose Jaw, Sask. Rom. 12:1, 2 At doing his lessons Bob is no shirker, He plays the sax and sin ' gs in the choir, He has experience as a children’s worker, To serve the Lord in his heart’s desire. Bible Institute 33 34 Full Gospel FACULTY, STAFF AND STUDENT BODY CLASS FUNCTIONS Shortly before the completion of the term in 1957, Class Functions were started. Each class has as their sponsor their choice of a member of the faculty, who con¬ tinues as such throughout the three-year term. These gatherings are arranged on evenings suitable to each class. After a short time of entertainment, lunch is served, and class pro¬ jects, summer bulletins or other business per¬ taining to the class, is discussed. What has proven to be the most joyful and uplifting part of the evening follows, a time of testimony and fellowship. This has not only blessed our souls, but has created a new bond of love and unity among the class mem¬ bers. To climax this wonderful evening a message is given from God’s Word by our sponsor. It is our prayer, that in future years, these evenings might continue to be the blessing they have been to us. Bible Institute 35 SECOND YEAR CLASS FIRST YEAR CLASS 36 Full Gospel PRAYER BANDS According to the custom of past years the students of F.G.B.I. are divided into Prayer Bands representing the various countries and areas of the world. Each group meets once a week for prayer. Every member of the Prayer Band en¬ deavours to write to one or more of the missionaries in the field for which they have a burden. Thus, we receive letters voicing the requests most near to the hearts of the missionaries in that par¬ ticular area. Our Prayer Bands are those of Home Missions; India; China, Japan and Korea; South America; Island World; Europe; and Africa. On the average there are from ten to twelve of us on a Prayer Band. In their turn, each Band takes charge of the devotional service Wed¬ nesday mornings and once a month in the Full Gospel Church for Young Peo¬ ples ' service Saturday night. During these services the various needs are presented from the different areas and we thank the Lord for the con¬ cern and vision many receive for these fields. Some of our number from previous years are already on the whitened har¬ vest fields of the world, and others are preparing to follow as we hear the Lord of the Harvest saying, Go ye into all the world, and preach the Gospel to every creature Bible Institute : 37: 38 Full Gospel Full Gospel “Sing Unto Zhe Cord a J kw Song ’’ “Sing unto the Lord a new song . . Psa. 96:1. This year one of the largest choirs in the history of F.G.B.I. is again singing out the gospel story under the capable leadership of Rev. A. D. Marshall, with Miss Norma John¬ ston as pianist. What an uplift it is to the hearts of the students as they meet regularly for practise, and in the rendering of these choir pieces, which also adds much to the spiritual wor¬ ship of the Assembly. Apart from the choir, place is always given for other vocal and instrumental arrangements through which the various students are able to develop the talent the Lord has given them. In the past year Bro. Marshall has toured Alberta and Saskatchewan with the choir and last fall with the Bible School Male Quartet. Not only have these tours been a blessing to the Assemblies visited but also to the hearts of those whose privilege it was to go. Doreen v Norman, Roy, Ken, Ben Ben, Ken, Glen Ben Bob, Ken, Freddie Bible Institute— - 43 - Mappy jHour Bible Clubs Happy Hour Bible Clubs have become a very vital part of our Bible School train¬ ing. How we praise God for what has been done, not only in the hearts of boys and girls, but also in the hearts of the students taking part. Each week clubs are held at Eston, Eatonia, Elrose and Brock. A leader is ap¬ pointed for each club and we do thank the Lord for those that have the burden on their hearts of reaching boys and girls with the gospel story. Happy Hour Rallies are held at the end of each semester giving the parents and others interested an opportunity to see and hear just what the children are learning. Pray for this effort to “Reach tomor¬ rows’ adults today”. 44 Full Gospel The Night the South . . . Be careful little eyes, what you see! Full Gospel Bible Institute : 47 : Dauh-h-h! Ironing shirts, ironing board bored ironing! zFull Gospel Oh, no! Haw, haw! Surprise for the Jellisons” Beaver Brew I’ll just make a note of this now . . . then what? Has the Registrar registered this rad? Bible Institute 49 L. W. Peskett The F.G.B.I. student body were privileged to attend the first Sunday School Convention of the Apostolic Church of Pentecost held October 28 to 30 in the Eston Full Gospel Church. Classes were conducted each day from 2-4 and 6:30-8 p.m., climaxed each evening by Visual Demonstrations, films and a chal¬ lenge from God ' s Word. We trust the S.S. Challenge will remain and grow in the heart of each student. C. K. Mitchell - and Views I was talking to a preacher just the other day. He was discussing with me the most effective way To rescue lost, sin-sick souls, from their eternal ruin, For both of us were agreed, that Christ is coming soon. Seek to win the adults, who are bound by sin , said he, Don ' t waste time with kids, who should be trained at mother ' s knee. In these last and closing days a fellow is a fool To go and spend precious time with kids in Sunday School ”. I said, I agree, home is where a child should be taught: But where do parents teach them, the Bible as they ought? What about homes where parents in sinful pathways trod? What about homes where parents do not read the Word of God? Children are seldom taught about Christ at home or school. And i ' n church our sermons don’t reach children as a rule, When parents don ' t have their children to the Saviour won, It ' s time that we take the torch and see the job is done. Each week for a child, 25 hours to school is sent, Seven hours eating, 70 hours in bed is spent. This should make us realize, how precious is the worth Of an hour spent in Sunday School, with the best Book on earth. When there are no Sunday Schools, it is to our sorrow, For today ' s Sunday School is the church of tomorrow. From it come our church members, 75 percent, And most missionaries, who to foreign lands are sent. There ' s a man of the F.B.I., J. Edgar Hoover, Who proves a Sunday School is a great crime remover. Ninety-eight percent of children trained in Sunday Schools Don’t end up in crime courts for breaking the country’s rules. In these closing days of time, to be a soul winner, We can through reaching kids, reach the home of a sinner. So I beli ' eve that we must reach children with the Word, As lambs are to the shepherd, children are to the Lord . Then that preacher looked at me, a gleam came in his eye. He said, To start a Sunday School, I think that I will try, Thanks for the exhortation; you ' ve made me realize That children are important, regardless of the size”. -RON HOOPER. 50 : Full Gospel Visitors to J.Cf.tfJ. Mervyn Switzer Alan Mortensen Marjorie McDermid and visiting friend Jo-Ann Major It is always a joy to the students to have former graduates return and minister the Word. Bible Institute - ' . =51 MARCH 13, 1958 GRADUATION BANQUET Banqueting Sponsors SECOND YEAR CLASS Reply Class History Trio Solo Quartet Guest Speaker 52 Full Gospel DENZEL FENN Secretary A Message from Zhe Alumni Association We of the Alumni Association wish to extend our warmest good wishes to the grad¬ uating class of 1958, and welcome them into our fellowship as full-fledged members. The Alumni Association includes as members all graduates of the Full Gospel Bible Institute, and of the former Apostolic Missionary Train¬ ing Institute of Saskatoon. Associate members are those who, although not completing the three-year course to graduation, have been students in either Bible School. This is indeed a large family”, and one that in a very marked way owes much to the School. Those of us who have spent several winters studying the Word of God under the sound ministry of our excellent teaching faculty are aware of the tremendous impres¬ sion that has been made on our lives. We are all deeply convinced as to the value of Bible School training, and wish, as a great body of young men and women, to join our voices in heartily endorsing F.G.B.I. as a training centre worthy of your confidence and fullest support. To every young person looking for the Will of God in your life — consider Bible School first. Before you take that nurse’s training—or University—or Business College —seriously ask yourself if it might not be the Lord’s will for you to come to F.G.B.I. and receive a training that will be a solid founda¬ tion for your later life. We look forward to welcoming you into our Alumni fellowship. j£m SLA - Bible Institute 53 Foard of ; ' Directors G. P. BAILEY W. S. JOHNSTON Chairman Vice-Chairman Eston, Sask. Eston, Sask. A. D. MARSHALL G. S. McLEAN L. O. PRITCHARD R. J. BURNSIDE Secretary Eston, Moose Jaw, Eston, Eston. Sask. Sask. Sask. Sask. E. R. POWERS T. THULIEN R. G. FORGE H. HOLLANDS R. A. LARDEN E. L. McRAE Pangman, Veteran, Pasqua, Pangman, Swift Current, Regina, Sask. Sask. Alta. Sask. Sask. Sask. Not shown N. NEILS EN, Nipawin, Sask. Doctrinal Basis 1. Verbal Inspiration of the accepted Canon of the Sacred Scriptures as originally given. (2 Tim. 3:16; 1 Cor. 2:13). 2. The Tri-unity of the Godhead. (Matt. 28:19; Gal. 3:20). 3. The creation, test and fall of man, as recorded in Genesis; his total spiritual depravity and inability to attain to divine righteousness. (Romans 5:12, 18). 4. The Saviour of men, the Lord Jesus Christ, conceived of the Holy Spirit, born of the Virgin Mary, very God and very Man. (Luke 1:30, Jno. 1:18, Isa. 9:6). 5. The Gospel of the Grace of God, how that Christ died for our sins, was buried and rose again the third day for our justification. (I Cor. 14:1-4, Rom. 4:25). 6. The salvation of sinners by Grace alone, through the faith in the perfect and sufficient work of the Cross of Calvary, by which we secure remission of sins. (Eph. 2:8, 9; Heb. 9:12, 22; Rom. 5:1.) 7. The bodily ascension of Jesus to Heaven, His exaltation, and His Personal coming for His Church (Jno. 14:2, 3; I Thess. 4:13-18), and His rule of the nations of the earth for one thousand years. (Zech. 14:4, 5, 9; Isa. 11:1-4; Rev. 20:6). 8. Water Baptism of believers by immersion in the Name of our Lord Jesus Christ. (Acts 19:5; 10:47, 48; 8:37, 38.) 9. The Baptism with the Holy Spirit as an experience subsequent to salvation, with the scriptural evidence; namely, speaking in tongues. (Acts 8:14-17; 10:44-46; Gal. 3:14, 15.) 10. The gifts of the Spirit as enumerated in I Corinthians being exercised and practiced as manifest in the early Church. (I Cor. 12 to 14.) 11. The Spirit-filled life, a life of separation from the world, and the perfecting of holiness in the fear of God as an expression of Christian faith. (Eph. 5:18, II Cor. 6:14, II Cor. 7:1.) 12. The healing of the body by Divine Power, or Divine Healing in many aspects as practiced by the Early Church Acts 4:30, Rom. 8:11, I Cor. 12:9; Jas. 5:14.) 13. The Lord’s Memorial, commonly called Supper, for believers. (I Cor. 11:23-32.) 14. The eternal life of the believer (Jno. 5:24; 10:28) and the eternal punishment of the unbeliever (Mark 9:43-48; II Thess. 1:9; Rev. 20:10-15.) 15. The reality and personality of Satan. (Job. 1:7; II Cor. 11:14.) 54 Full Gospel ELMER’S GARAGE Repairs ON ALL MAKES OF CARS AND TRACTORS 616 7th Ave. W. Res. Phone 22562 ESTON Bible Institute . . 66 .— Congratulations G-R-A-D-S from the MANAGEMENT AND STAFF OF SAMUEL ABRAHAM and SON SWISS EMBROIDERERS HANDKERCHIEF MANUFACTURERS AND EXCLUSIVE IRISH TABLE LINENS BLEARY SWISS EMBROIDERY WORKS LURGAN, NORTH IRELAND PHONE . . . LURGAN 468 BEST WISHES FROM SCARLETT’S---Drug Store DRUGS AND PRESCRIPTIONS PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES MOVIE EQUIPMENT Fresh Films Always on Hand PHONE 22137 ESTON, SASK. ESTON Co-operative Association Ltd. Eston, Saskatchewan The Eston Co-operative Association solicits the business of the members of the Full Gospel Bible Institute in a spirit of friendly sincerity and courtesy. We trust that you will find personal satisfaction in the quality of our merchandise and the courtesy of our service. Our store, our garage, our lumber yard and our petroleum department can supply you with most of your personal needs. Our business was established to improve economic conditions in the Eston Community and membership is open to all residents of Eston and district. 56 Full Gospel BRIGGS HARDWARE FURNITURE APPLIANCES ESTON, SASK. Best Wishes for the Future ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ HOTEL ESTON Frank Lohgridge CONGRATULATIONS The Graduates of 1958 and to The Faculty and Students of F.G.B.I. FROM flaccttma d} GcmdoltdafecL SWIFT CURRENT, SASK. WHOLESALE GROCERS Congratulations Graduates ESTON SHEET METAL Plumbing, Heating, Gas Fitting Sheet Metal Works ESTON PHONE 22333 ESTON BAKERY Walter Fritz, Prop. FRESH BREAD AND PASTRY DAILY Birthday and Wedding Cakes by Order Bible Institute 57 PANGMAN BETHEL ASSEMBLY SENDS BLESSINGS TO THE GRADS, STUDENTS and FACULTY of F.G.B.I. $ CHURCH CALENDAR SUNDAY 8:15 — Bethel Gospel Time, CFSL, Weyburn, Sask. 11:00 — Sunday School 7:30 ' —Evangelistic Service Tuesday: Prayer Service Friday: Family Night Saturday: Youth Service We want every Grad of F.G.B.I. to feel he has a place in the hearts of the congregation and pastor of Bethel Assembly. If ever the lost world needed you in active service, Grad, it is today! 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.—I Cor. 15:58. PASTOR: D. I. GILLETT Missionaries: Rev. and Mrs. Eldon Johnson, Africa; Rev. and Mrs. Dalton Powers, Africa BETHEL ASSEMBLY IS A MISSIONARY-MINDED CHURCH 58 Full Gospel EVANGEL CENTRE Welding Machine Shop Gull Lake, Sask. N. EASTON May the Lord Bless Phone 22432 The Faculty and Students ESTON, SASK. of F.G.B.I. CONGRATULATIONS! from BETHEL FULL GOSPEL TABERNACLE CRAIGMYLE, ALTA. Be ye steadfast and unmoveable, always abounding in the work of the Lord, as your labour is not in vain in the Lord. I Cor. 15:58 GRAD’S: “Awake—some have not the knowledge of God !”—1 Cor. 15 : 34 . It is our sincere prayer that you may know the perfect will of God. Pastor and Mrs. S. M. Paulson LOCKE’S PHARMACY WHERE YOU’RE ALWAYS WELCOME! Complete line of Drugs, Photographic Supplies Cosmetics, Stationery, School Supplies, etc. Congratulations 24-HOUR PRESCRIPTION SERVICE Day 22243 — Phone — Night 22243 ESTON k k Dodge and DeSoto B-A Products and Tires Fairway Sales Service Ltd. International Harvester ESTON, SASK. . Cockshutt Implements k k Hugas Agent Goodyear Tires PHONE 22131 1 ROYALITE PETROLEUM PRODUCTS K. E. Thulien VETERAN, ALBERTA Bible Institute 59 DALY’S DRY CLEANERS ESTON, SASK. PHONE 22355 REGULAR CARE — LONGER WEAR ALTERATIONS 8-Hour Regular Service (Less if Needed) God’s Richest Blessings to all the Grads and F.G.B.I. family for 1958 II Tim. 2 - 15 from THE ASSEMBLY of the VETERAN FULL GOSPEL CHURCH HUGHES HUGHES Barristers and Solicitors ESTON, SASK. EXPERT PAINT AND BODY SHOP LTD. Phone 22414 ESTON, SASK. Congratulations to the Graduates 1958 Full Gospel Mission RADVILLE, SASK. SUNDAY 10:00 a.m.—Sunday School 11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship 7:30 p.m. ' —Evangelistic TUESDAY 8:00 p.m. — Bible Study and Prayer The Little Church with a Big Welcome! PASTOR E. M. DELVIKEN 60 Full Gospel Motor Specialty Manufacturers Ltd . AUTOMOTIVE, INDUSTRIAL AND MARINE PISTONS Congratulations to Faculty and Students of Full Gospel Bible Institute Our best wishes extended to the graduating class on completion of another term. from MOTOR SPECIALTY MANUFACTURERS LIMITED 475 Clark Drive HA. 3844 Vancouver 6, B.C. “PISTONS AND PARTS” DIE CASTING PERMANENT MOULDING Congratulations to F.G.B.I. Graduates of 1958 from the friendly FULL GOSPEL CHURCH OF CALGARY 917 14th Avenue West, Calgary, Alta, and from the district Forest Lawn Full Gospel Church Corner 38th Ave. and 18th Street YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME TO WORSHIP WITH US— TUNE IN EACH SUNDAY TO FULL GOSPEL TIME— DIAL 1140, CKXL, CALGARY, ALTA. “Calgary’s Full Gospel Church is a Missionary-Minded Church” Bible Institute 61 Congratulations Graduates of 1958 God’s Promise Go ye into all the world and PREACH REACH EACH Full Gospel Time Sunday 8:15 a.in. over CKSW, Swift Current 1400 Kc. on your dial Church Calendar SUNDAY 9:15—Sunday School 11:00—Morning Worship 7:30—Evangelistic Rally Tues.—Bible Study, 8 p.m. Thur.—Prayer 8 p.m. Fri. — Youth Meeting 8 p.m. HOLDING FORTH THE WORD OF LIFE FULL GOSPEL CHURCH SWIFT CURRENT Pastor—R. A. LARDEN The Western Apostolic Camp Association WELCOME YOU TO THEIR 1958 Family Camp July 13-27 62 Full Gospel CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES 1958 E. POWERS TRANSPORT PANGMAN, SASK. Gravelling Contracting Long Distance Hauling FULL GOSPEL CHURCH BLACKIE, ALTA. S. A. Hollands, Pastor Our Congratulations to the Faculty, Graduates and Students at the F.G.B.I. “Hold that fast which thou hast, that no man take thy crown.”—Rev. 3:11 Our Aim Is to Give Efficient, Courteous Service In the Handling of Your Grain A We Invite You to Contact Us Regarding Malting Barley Agricultural Chemicals Seed Grain Fertilizers Forage Seed Coal A Federal Grain Limited Operators of Country and Terminal Elevators THE GREAT WEST CAFE A Friendly Atmosphere to Dine • Courteous Service • Complete Line of Delicious Pastries • Choice of Sizzling Steaks • Wide Selection of Appetizing Chinese Foods • Take-out Orders Given Prompt Attention ESTON, SASK. PHONE 22232 The Apostolic Church Melfort, Sask. Pastor S. L. Crick Our Prayer for You Graduates is ... “That He would grant you, according to the riches of His glory, to be strengthened with might by His Spirit in the inner man.” Eph. 3:16 COMPLIMENTS OF Phone Ch2-9855 151 Second Avenue South SASKATOON, SASK. SILKS, SPORTSWEAR, CHILDREN’S WEAR, LADIES’ WEAR LANGILLE AND WINSLADE CLOVER FARM General Merchants Meat Market, Fruits and Vegetables Phone 33 Punnichy, Sask. Bible Institute 63 WE SALUTE IttV ■I ll 111 We join in congratulations on one of the high In In hours of your life — May it truly mark the ■AvL commencement of a life filled with usefulness and service. rffxMfotic Temple 50 HOCHELAGA E. MOOSE JAW SUNDAY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT RALPH J. PARR SAYS We are praying that God will give you a vision for the souls of men and wom¬ en of tomorrow by reaching the boys and girls of today with the Gospel of Jesus Christ.” “Strangers in this Church are friends who haven’t met yet” L. O. PRITCHARD Pastor Our Y.P. Leader, MISS EUNICE WILSON, an F.G.B.I. Grad invites you to attend our Youth Rally-May 19, 1958 64 =r Full Gospel Congratulations to Students from Campbell, Wilson Millar Limited Independent Wholesale Grocers SASKATOON HUMBOLDT CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES AND STUDENTS OF F.G.B.I. Saskatoon Apostolic Church 19th Street and Avenue G South, Saskatoon SUNDAY Sunday School . 9.45 a.m. Devotional . 11.00 a.m. Evangelistic . 7.15 p.m. WEEK NIGHT Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday . 8.00 p.m. THE WORD OF LIFE—CFQC . 10.15 a.m. Holding forth the Word of Life—that (we) may rejoice in the day of Christ. Congratulations Graduates of 1958 SINCERE GOOD WISHES TO FACULTY, STAFF AND STUDENTS Schlamp’s Garage Ltd. GRENFELL, SASK. Bible Institute - -p s- Congratulations and God’s Richest Blessings to the Graduates and the F.G.B.I. Family Heistad General Store VETERAN, ALBERTA GOD BLESS YOU GRADUATES Psalms 126:6 from Ardmore Full Gospel Church Muriel B. Carruthers SERVU STORES LTD. DEPARTMENT STORES “A Pleasant Place to Shop” GROCERIES—PHONE 2313 MERCHANDISE—PHONE 2331 NIPAWIN, SASK. Congratulations to Graduates and Faculty of F.G.B.I. Burns General Store DEAL WITH BURNS FOR BETTER RETURNS” PHONE 20 VETERAN, ALBERTA Best Wishes TO EARL AND JIM Ostberg Equipment Phone 2132 INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS AND FARM EQUIPMENT NIPAWIN, SASK. Congratulations to 1958 Graduates of F.G.B.I. Gull Lake Hardware FOR HARDWARE FACTS CALL IN AT MAC’S Phone 92 W. Macpherson Vic’s Repair and Sales ALLIS-CHALMERS FARM MACHINERY GENERAL REPAIRING Victor Cardell PHONE 22421 ESTON, SASK. Congratulations to the Grads of F.G.B.I. 66 Full Gospel Congratulation TO THE GRADUATES of 1958 and to the Faculty and Students of F.G.B.I. from TROSSACHS GOSPEL CAMP TROSSACHS, SASK. FAMILY CAMP JUNE 27th TO JULY 13th, 1958 GOOD FOOD . . . GOOD FELLOWSHIP . . . GOOD MINISTRY Special Children’s Workers in Attendance For further particulars write WM. RENZ, Sec., Khedive, Sask. CHILDREN’S CAMP JULY 14th TO JULY 20th, 1958 Ages—one year of school to 14 years. Cost $5.00 per camper, plus .401 for insurance. Sound Bible lessons. Recreation, Swimming, Campfire Services. Good Counsellor Supervision. For further particulars write REV. W E. CROWDER, Dir., Eston, Sask. Make Trossachs Camp Your Annual Habit l Bible Institute -. .. ■ — 67 ESTON PRESS Congratulations Grads Ernfold’s Modern Self-Serve General Store Fresh Fruits—Vegetables—Meats, Fresh and Cured C. W. COOMBS, EDITOR Hardware—N ovelties C. D. SNEDDEN “Your Local Newspaper” CLOVER FARM STORE ERNFOLD, SASK. “Where Everybody Shops” STAR ELECTRIC Electrical Contractors RADIOS—TV—APPLIANCES SALES AND SERVICE “YOUR LOCAL RECORD BAR” Phone 22115 Eston, Sash. MORRICE MOTORS International Farm Machinery and Trucks Imperial Esso Products Sales and Service P.O. Box 71 Phone 52 Eston, Sask. Eston Modern Locker Ltd. New for 1958 Our Own Sausage Kitchen Improved Feed Lot For Grain Fed Animals ESTON Congratulations to The Graduates The Students The Faculty That ye might walk worthy of the Lord unto all pleasing, being fruitful in every good work, and increasing in the knowledge of God. Col. 1:10 Veteran Full Gospel Camp 1958 CAMP June 29 - July 6 inc. Write T. Thulien, Secretary Phone 25 VETERAN, ALBERTA 68 Full Gospel . . . your home church away from home Glen S. McLean — Pastor A. D. Marshall — Assistant Pastor Stan and Phyllis King — Missionaries — Fr. W. Africa The Church with an evangelical Bible-centered ministry Student fellowship highly cherished Eston Full Gospel Church ESTON, SASK. Bible Institute 169 70 Full Gospel REACHING TOMORROW S ADULTS TODAY FULL GOSPEL BIBLE CAMP TEAMS ESTON, SASK. Children’s Camps—Youth Camps—Day Camps Vacation Bible School Congratulations! B. JEAL CO FRASER HALL, Proprietor Groceries — Fruit — Flour — Feed Phone—Elfros 15 r 4-1, Punnichy 30 r 4 WISHART, SASK. God Bless You Graduates PANGMAN CLOVER FARM R. Rasmussen Phone 2-7 Congratulations to Graduates of 1958 CLARKE BROS. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS RADVILLE, SASK. REMEMBER “GRAD” Success is measured by faithfulness to our God Given Task. Apostolic Church NIPAWIN, SASK. Pastor Nels Neilson SOofi-a EATON’S OF CANADA THROUGH THE MAIL ORDER CATALOGUES Bible Institute 71 Congratulations Graduates of 1958 Northcott Construction Limited J. D. NORTHCOTT R. J. NORTHCOTT President Phone 22160 Secretary-Treasurer Phone 22596 ESTON TRACY CASKEY Barristers and Solicitors ESTON SASK. Beaver Lumber Company Congratulations to the Graduates Your Plywood Headquarters ESTON, SASK. Congratulations Graduates of 1958 ▲ THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE ▲ ESTON BRANCH G. D. McEACHERN Manager 72 Full Gospel CONGRATULATIONS GRADS FOR SUITS COATS JACKETS AND THE FINEST SELECTION OF MEN’S FURNISHINGS JACK GOGEL MEN’S WEAR 166 SECOND AVENUE SOUTH, SASKATOON Phone CH 4-0429 “WHEN IT COMES TO CLOTHES . . . SEE THE MAN WHO KNOWS” THE 1958 FORD . . . Choose from 21 exciting new models, 6 or 8 cylinder motors, full range of colours. THE 1958 EDSEL . . . Choose from 4 series, 18 models, 90 colour combinations. we would be happy to help you in choosing one of these fine new cars, for you to own in 1958. Phone Us Today — Ask for a Demonstration — Trades Accepted LARSON RICHMOND FORD-EDSEL DEALERS PHONE 38 PUNNICHY, SASK. Bible Institute :73 Congratulations Graduates May God’s Richest Blessing Follow your labours for Him. “Let Us Go Forth—Bearing His Reproach” Heb. 13:13 MR. AND MRS. E. G. SILVESTER Ernfold, Sask. Congratulations to the Grads Upper Volta Mission FRENCH WEST AFRICA Martin and Alice Davies, Diebougou Phyl and Lucille Davies, Leo Jack and Marg Gordon, Silly Armien and Helen Hildebrandt, Furlough Eldon and Luella Johnson, Batie Gordon and Marg Lungren, Furlough Stan and Phyllis King, Boura Dalton and Audrey Powers, Cassou Eston Congratulations to Grads Farmers’ Supply Co. Ltd. from JOHN DEERE ESTON MOTORS TEXACO PRODUCTS YOUR FORD-EDSEL DEALER Phone 22312 Eston, Sask. M. G. HEUSER Congratulations to the Graduates of 1958 and Best Wishes to the Faculty and Students of Full Gospel Bible Institute “Trust in the Lord with all thine heart and lean not unto thine own understanding.” —Prov. 3:5 VIVIAN E. HUNTER, HODGEVILLE, SASK. Congratulations Graduates HARRY DICK Phone 30 Ernfold, Sask. TRACTOR OVERHAULS A SPECIALTY LATHE WORK—TIRES—V-BELTS PARTS—WELDING AUTHORIZED OLIVER SALE AND SERVICE “We Aim To Please ” CEYLON FULL GOSPEL TABERNACLE Congratulates F.G.B.l. on the Fine Work For ’58 “I will instruct thee and teach thee in the way which thou shalt go . . .” PASTOR D. I. GILLETT 74 Full Gospel APOSTOLIC MISSION 1739 SCARTH STREET REGINA Congratulations TO THE GRADUATES OF ’58 God Bless You PASTOR E. L. McRAE Mclvor Construction Ltd. EXCAVATING, SAND and GRAVEL INTERNATIONAL CRAWLER TRACTORS INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS Bible Institute 75 Congratulations . . . to the 195 8 GRADUATING CLASS May Your Leadership Brighten the World “I am the light of the world,” saith the Lord OWENS and SWEITZER LIMITED Massey-Harris Farm Machinery Chevrolet - Oldsmobile Cars and Chevrolet Trucks Elephant Brand Fertilizer Firestone Tires and Accessories Purity 99 Gasolines and Oils SALES AND SERVICE PHONE 22212 ESTON, SASK. CONGRATULATIONS TO GRADUATES C ongratulations The Graduates The Students The Faculty of The Full Gospel Bihle Institute DEVEREUX STORE VETERAN, ALBERTA 76 Full Gospel FIELDING McLEAN ESTON, SASK. THE BUSY CORNER STORE WHERE EVERYBODY GOES 22223 — PHONES — 22324 KRAFT ELECTRIC Congratulations Grads Electrical Sales and Service Phone 22305 ESTON, SASK. DAIRY and POULTRY POOL Distributors of PRIMROSE PRODUCTS rV) Congratulations Graduates 1958 © Phone CH 4-2161 SASKATOON CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADS OF “58” FROM THE MANAGEMENT AND STAFF OF HERCO MFG. LTD. PLUMBING HEATING SHEET METAL LICENCED GAS FITTERS SALES AND SERVICE ESTON. • PHONE 22322 l Bible Institute IT. THE ESTON AND DISTRICT SAVINGS AND CREDIT UNION LTD. Congratulates the Graduates of 1958. Save Regularly — Borrow Wisely from THE ESTON AND DISTRICT SAVINGS AND CREDIT UNION LTD. C. C. LLOYD — Manager Congratulations KRAFT’S BARBER SHOP Bud — Bruce — Tony Congratulations Graduates foifvJ lbp 1CMEANERS1 “IT’S O.K. THE TIP TOP WAY” M rs. I. Hamilton, Manager Eston Yardage . . . Hosiery . . . Flowers Novelties . . . Gifts WE AIM TO PLEASE Eston Variety Store PHONE 22331 Best Wishes CYR’S LADIES’ WEAR Box 489 ESTON, SASK. STORE WITH BRANDED LINES Eston Shoe Repair Shop JOHN LENZ, Prop. ‘WE MEND EVERYTHING” -78 = :Full Gospel f modern press SASKATOON, SASK. Bible Institute ... .— --—. 79 STUDENT DIRECTORY Abraham, John— 41 Beverley Hills, Bangor, County Down, North Ireland. Arneson, Jim —Nipawin, Sask. Barker, Marilyn —211 Spy Hill, Calgary, Alta. Bayly, Eileen —320 7th Ave. N.E., Calgary, Alta. Bayly, Dorothy— 320 7th Ave. N.E., Calgary, Alta. Beresh, Pearlye —Maple Grove Rd., Beamsville, Ont. Bland, Gordon —Box 579, Eston, Sask. Cain, Harold —Carlyle, Sask. Calderwood, Billy —Cunnell Hill, Whitewell Rd., Belfast, North Ireland. Detta, Gladys —Fauquier, B.C. Eaton, Christine —Carlyle, Sask. Eaton, Edythe— Carlyle, Sask. Eaton, Wayne —Carlyle, Sask. Edwards, Audrey —Veteran, Alta. Fisher, Lucille —2911 4th Ave., Calgary, Alta. Fisher, Margaret —2911 4th Ave., Calgary, Alta. Friesen, Anita —Duchess, Alta. Fuller, Maurice— Fauquier, B.C. Giles, Donald L.— Harlan, Sask. Greaves, Harry —Radville, Sask. Greaves, Ronald —Radville, Sask. Gross, Beatrice —7772 Topham Rd., R.R. 5, Langley, B.C. Haase, Kenneth —Hazenmore, Sask. Hall, Agnes —Punnichy, Sask. Hanson, Melvin —Rockglen, Sask. Hirsch, Doreen —1246 Cornwall St., Regina, Sask. Hooper, Donald —Somme, Sask. Hooper, Ronald —Somme, Sask. Jellison, Earle —Nipawin, Sask. Kerr, Mary —Gull Lake, Sask. Kirkpatrick, Ben —Truax, Sask. Lockie, Jean —Broadview, Sask. Martin, Ruth —Grenfell, Sask. Metz, Donald —Sundre, Alta. Moore, Doreen —17 Westland Gardens, Belfast, North Ireland. Moore, William —17 Westland Gardens, Belfast, North Ireland. Moorman, Clayton —Pleasantdale, Sask. McClelland, Grace —1570 Argyle St., Regina, Sask. McLean, Marlene —Eston, Sask. McLean, Sylvia —Tappen, B.C. Patterson, Olive —89 9th Ave., Swift Current, Sask. Paulson, Glen —Eston, Sask. Pritchard, Eric —Pangman, Sask. Puffalt, Edwin —Grenfell, Sask. Quist, Fred —Box 111, Marwayne, Alta. Reid, Ross —Auburnton, Sask. Ruthven, William —Saskatoon, Sask. Santo, George —Hardisty, Alta. Sauer, Earle— Edenwold, Sask. Sauer, Mildred —917 14th Ave. W., Calgary, Alta. Shaw, George W. —Stoughton, Sask. Silvester, Joyce—Ernfold, Sask. Sherrard, Samuel —Ballinter, Coleraine, N. Ireland. Spicer, Maidra —Tilney, Sask. Stein, Mavis— Eston, Sask. Stephanie, Deena —Box 579, Eston, Sask. Stortro, Lois —1505 Lombard, Everett, Wash., U S A. Tauber, Bob —1147 6th Ave., Moose Jaw, Sask. Tauber, Joyce —1147 6th Ave., Moose Jaw, Sask. Tidswell, Anthony —Gosberton, Nr. Spalding, Lines., Eng. Trautwein, Dona —Lacombe, Alta. Tucker, George —Dryden, Ont. Upshall, Charles— Grande Prairie, Alta. Walker, Grace —Box 761, Creston, B.C. Walker, Norman —Box 761, Creston, B.C. Walker, Roy —Box 761, Creston, B.C. Weis, Elmer —Kelliher, Sask. White, Calvin— Pangman, Sask. Wilken, Hazel —Pangman, Sask. Wilson, Floreen— Moreland, Sask. Yingst, Maurice —Pangman, Sask. 80 Full Gospel