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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1961 volume:

■ • -vMm ' Z ' -- jam FULL GOSPEL BIBLE INSTITUTE Eston, Sask. Jt THE statment ]. Verbal Inspiration of the accepted Canon of the Sacred Scriptures as originally given. (2 Tim. 3:16, 1 Cor. 2 :13.) The Tri-Unity of the Godhead. (Matt Gal. 3:20.) 28:19 3. The creation, test and fall of man. as recorded in Genesis; his total spiritual depravity and inability to attain to divine righteousness. (Rom. 5:12, 18.) A 4. Tfc 4. The Saviour of men, the Lord Jesus Christ, conceived of the Holy Spirit, bom of the Virgin Mary, very God and very man. (Luke 1:30-35. John 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, (l Cor. 15:1-4, Rom. 4:25.) The salvation of Sinners by Grace alone, through 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 oodily ascension of Jesus to Heaven. His exaltation and His personal coming for His Church. (Jno. 14:2, 3. 1 Thess. 4:13-18), ana His rule or the Nations of the earth for one thousand years. Oech. 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; 2:1-4. Gal. 3:14, 15.) 10. The Gifts of the Spirit as enumerated in 1 Corinthians, Chapters 12 to 14 being exercised and practiced as manifest in the early Church. m2 faith or 13. The Lord’s Memorial, commonly called Supper, for Believers. (1 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. 2 Thess. 1:9. Rev. 20:10-15.) 15. The Reality and Personality of Satan. (Job 1:7, 2 Cor. 11:14.) 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, 2. Cor. 6:14. 2 Cor. 7:1.) 12. The healing of the body by Divine Power, or Divine Healing in its many aspects as practiced by the early Church. (Acts 4:30. Rom. 8:11. Cor 12:9. Jas. 5:14.) How can I justify my life? This is a question which arises to confront every thoughtful person who pauses to ponder the purpose of his existence. Before I can logically determine the plan and purpose for my life, I must first be sure that I have life. The Bible states in 1 John 5:12: “He that hath the Son hath life.” If I do not have Christ abiding within, I do not have life. Life, real life is in Jesus Christ, and when I re¬ ceive Him I receive life. Now, having received Christ, I must seek to justify His gift of life. When we turn to the Bible for an answer, we read in Acts 13: 22, that David was a man after God’s own heart. Verse 36 declares that he served his generation by the will of God. I, too, have a generation to serve. A generation of people exist¬ ing in anguish of soul and perishing in hopeless despair. They do not know the Prince of Peace and the Author of life everlasting. To justify my life I must meet the challenge and need of this my generation. This responsibility can fall on no one else. Christ is the answer. Christianity, centered in Jesus Christ, isn’t just another way of life, it IS life. In our Burning Lamp this year, we want to present how we at Full Gospel Bible Institute believe we fit into God’s great plan for winning this generation to Christ. - Editorial IT IS FINISHED PROVISION ENOUGH IT IS WRITTEN PROOF ENOUGH. • • • that Vi of the world ' s population have never heard the name of Jesus? that 2000 languages are spoken in the world today? Only 200 languages have a translation of the whole Bible? 1 000 have no portion of the Word of God at all? that 94% of all preachers minister to 9% of world populace? We, the English speaking people comprise the 9%; yet see how unchristian our Christian land is. Can you realize the state of the rest of the world! Communism, Catholicism, and other world re¬ ligions are striving to engulf these multitudes in their damnable doctrines. I • • The importance of having the right Faculty to teach the Word of God? A true teacher must not only give what he believes but also live it. We, the students of F.G.B.I., can truth¬ fully say how thankful we are for men and women of God who have dedicated themselves to the teaching and living of the Word of God. ?«, QL S. WcjCean President of Full Gospel Bible Institute. To have a part in Bible School is both a privilege and a great responsibility. I do feel that one of the most effective things I can do to meet the great need and challenge of my day and generation is to have a part in helping to prepare young 1 men and women as soul winners, workers, leaders, ministers, and missionaries for the work of the Lord. However, we of F.G.B.I. are very conscious that we cannot do this work alone. We need the prayers, help, and co¬ operation of God’s people to accomplish the plan and purpose He has for each detail of the work of Bible school. THE GREATEST USE OF LIFE IS TO SPEND IT FOR SOMETHING THAT WILL OUTLA ST IT. Principal of Full Gospel Bible Institute The PURPOSE of my being connected with Bible School is best described in Paul’s words to Timothy. “The things that thou hast heard . . . the same commit thou to faithful men, who shall be able to teach others also.” I Timothy 2:2. The PLANS which I am following are found in the words of the Apostle in his letter to the church at Philippi, “holding forth the word of life” Philippians 2:16. My PLACE is this great harvest field is no greater than any other servant of Christ. My responsibility is to serve my genera¬ tion by the will of God, so that the generation to come, might know the Lord. I have a place here at Bible school so that by all means I might save some. CD IS, Instruction is within the economy of the Church of Jesus Christ. God Himself is implored by man “Teach me to do Thy will, O God” Psalm 143:10. Jesus Christ’s ministry is rife with illustration of a teaching ministry; while of the Holy Spirit, it is recorded “He will guide you into all truth” John 16:13. It is not strange then, that when Christ ascended into heaven, He gave among other gifts to His Church, Teachers. Teachers have been divinely appointed by God to transmit His truth from generation to generation. Adam and Eve taught Cain and Abel; Ezra taught the people so that they understood the will of God; and Paul and the Apostles taught in synagogues, houses and open air cathedrals. Realizing God’s command “Thou shalt teach” Deuter¬ onomy 6:7, recognizing there is a greater condemnation for unfaithfulness in this order, and confessing untold blessing to teachers who commit to faithful men the truth of the Gospel, so we strive. Miss Pearl L. Krogel ? T 4 BUT WHAT HE THINKS: HE IS. Eston, Saskatchewan. The command of Jesus to spread the Gospel to all nations is a challenge to every believer, thus every MINISTRY and METHOD should be used. It was while I was engaged in Pastoral work that I realized the MINISTRY of teaching could be a METHOD of Evangelization. Paul who had a ministry of teaching instructed Timothy to commit that which he had learned to faithful men, who could teach others also, thus this method would fulfill ' the MOTIVE in Paul’s life. His MOTIVE is, as ours should be, “to be all things to all men that by all means I may save some” I Corinthians 9:22. Thus whether I minister at F.G.B.I., Bible Camps, or pastoring a Church in the summer months my Motive is to use this Ministry and Method to win others to Christ. Rev. Robert T. Wilson Eston, Saskatchewan. A MAN IS NOT WHAT HE THINKS HE Rev. Albert D. Marshall Eston, Saskatchewan. Typing is an asset to every Christian whether he is a pastor, worker, or lay person. It helps him to keep neat, legible notes and articles to which reference can be made at a later date. It also helps to show h.s best in all official correspondence. At F.G.B.I. it is our aim that in all things we might better equip Christians to serve the Lord. I am indeed thankful for the privilege to be able to have a part in training students to be effective, efficient witnesses of Christ. It is also a privilege to be of service to the Lord through my wcrk as secretary and registrar. I want to do MY best fcr Jesus. Mr. J. Ronald Burnside Eston, Saskatchewan. From earliest times music has been a part of true worship for it is a means of giving vent to the soul’s de¬ votion. I am thankful for the musical talents which the Lord has given to me. To the best of my ability I am endeavouring to transmit to the students something of what I have learned in not only the technical points but also the spirit of music. It is my hope that they in turn will use what they have learned to lead others into the knowledge of Christ. It is my conviction that in so doing the Word of God shall be honored. In I Chron¬ icles 25:7 we read that Heman’s family and others were “instructed in the songs of the Lord” and also on in¬ struments. For what purpose? “For the service of the House of God.” Rev. Wilbert E. Crowder Eston, Saskatchewan. All God’s people are called to be labourers in the harvest field. The position as business manager differs not from any other call of service. I recognize I am not my own, but belong to God. In order for me to bring any praise to God for any position I hold, all service I render must be by the enablement of the Holy Spirit. So we being many are one body in Christ. Let us wait on our ministering to do it as of the ability that God giveth. Providing things honest in the sight of all men is a field of service that can truly be used for the salva¬ tion of souls. To this I dedicate myself with the full realization that it is not by might nor by power but by His Spirit. Mrs. J. Donald Thunberg Eston, Saskatchewan. In Matthew 18:14 Jesus plainly stated, “It is not the will of your Father which is in heaven, that one of these little ones should perish.” God made this schip- ture a living reality when He called me to the life-time service in working with children and young people. Sunday School, Daily Vacation Bible School and Children’s Camps play a vital part in the lives of our children today. My basic aim as a children’s worker, is to reach them, teach them and use them for Christ. If we don’t USE them as children, we’re bound to LOSE them as teenagers. According to Matthew 18:5, children ARE important. Jesus said, “Whoso shall receive one such little child in My Name receiveth Me.” God has shown me the POTENTIAL POWER UN¬ LIMITED in the vision and stamina of our youth. Ecclesiastics 12:1 proclaims that people are to be reach¬ ed and held in the days of their youth before the evil days come upon them and the years draw nigh when they will have no pleasure in the things of God. WHEN CHRISTIANS CEASE TO STUDY THEY CEASE TO GROW. CD Each year Rev. Frank J. Kosick, pastor of the Calgary Full Gos¬ pel Church, comes for a brief visit. This is always a time of inspira¬ tion and blessing. This year, once agsiin, Bro. Kosick’s teaching on Prayer and the Gifts of the Holy Spirit was greatly appreciated by the students. His spirit-filled ministry in our devotional times was a great blessing as we saw and heard the operation of the very things he taught. Rev. Frank J. Kosick Calgary, Alberta. Rev. Arthur E. Sheppard is a dynamic young man with Evangelism as his passion. Each year he comes from the coast, where he and his family re¬ side, and gives thorough inspirational studies on Personal Evangelism, Theology Proper and Ephe¬ sians. His own fervent spirit encourages the students in worship and praise. Rev. Arthur E. Sheppard White Rock, B.C. Rev. Elwood L. McRae has a deep interest in the training of workers for active service. His part in this training is not lengthy but practical to the needs of the students. The varied studies he gives are appreciated by all as an essential part of our learning. We look forward to his coming every year. Rev. Elwood L. McRae R egina, Saskatchewan. Once again this year the students were capably instructed by Rev. Irvin W. Ellis. His ministry in Christian journalism is known to all through his editorials in the End Times’ Messenger. Here at Bible school we learn the fundamentals of arrangement ahd presentation of gospel truths through the printed page. We appreciate this practical training. Rev. Irvin W. Ellis Calgary, Alberta. CD NOTHING GREATER CAN BE SAID OF ONE THAN THAT HE IS APPROVED OF CHRIST. Eston, Saskatchewan. Eston, Saskatchewan. One of my favorite verses is Psalm 37:5, “Com¬ mit thy way unto the Lord; trust also in him, and he shall bring it to pass.” It is wonderful to be able to commit my way unto the Lord knowing that He knows what is best for me. It is my desire that my way will always be com¬ mitted to the Lord and that I may serve Him in whatever way He wills. The knowledge of God’s love and grace is the greatest blessing of my life. Thus I count it a privi¬ lege to have a place ' of service in Bible school. In daily duties as assistant cook the presence and help of the Holy Spirit can be very real. My aim is to know the will of God in my life, and as a faithful steward do all my work as unto Him. “And whatso¬ ever ye do in word and deed, do all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God and the Father by him.” Colossians 3:17. HAVE YOUR TOOLS READY AND GOD WILL FIND YOU WORK. CD That F.G.B.I. is geared to develop the whole person? Students acquire food for their souls in the study of the Word; spiritual growth through prayer and testimony; zeal and vision from Christian exhortation and fellowship; poise and friendliness through group partici¬ pation; a will to work and skill in common tasks through gratis duties; and a joy in serv¬ ing Jesus. GO Valedictorian The tragedy of this generation is not Communism. It is not that a Roman Catholic has been elected President of the United States. It is not even that the United Nations is a tottering power. Nor is it that our nation is so morally degenerated that it is on the verge of collapse. The tragedy of this generation is, “For all seek their own, not the things which are Jesus Christ’s.’’ Philippians 2:21. Men are seeking after their own pleasures, lusts and desires and want nothing to do with God. This is the tragedy of the generation, and is the same as it has been for centuries. This sin has plagued the human race since Adam. This inspires hatred and lust in men’s hearts and causes nations to tear at each other’s throats. This has caused the rise of Commun¬ ism. The world situation screams at every human being that he CAN NOT get along without God! Yet the tragedy remains, “... all seek their own, not the things which are Jesus Christ’s.” The ONLY answer to this tragedy is for people to believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, to accept Him as Saviour and Lord of their lives. But HOW are the masses going to be convinced that Jesus Christ is the answer? The world needs men!—men who are wholly given over to Jesus Christ, who are motivated by the throb of His Holy Spirit. It will take DEDI¬ CATED MEN to convince the world! In 1961, there are nineteen young people going out from Full Gospel Bible Institute with a basic knowledge of God’s Word and a desire to be fully yielded to the Spirit of God. We have an awesome burden on our shoulders, “....For unto whomsoever much is given, of him shall be much required: .. Luke 12:48. The challenge is before us. The responsibility is ours. Overcomers! The urgency of our generation DEMANDS that we be those DEDICATED MEN who will convince the world that Jesus Christ is the answer to this tragedy. THOSE WHO REFLECT THE TRUE LIGHT GOD PUTS WHERE THEY WILL BE SEEN. THE TASK AHEAD OF US IS NEVER GREATER THAN THE POWER BEHIND US. CD J. T. NOEL McNEILL Eston, Sosk. m- BARBARA R. WELSH Coronation, Alta. GRACE WALKER Creston, B.C. ■a V- ALEXANDER C. GAMMIE Melfort, Sask. LINDA R. NAGEL Leslieville, Alta. GREGORY N. WALTON Craigmyle, Alta. WILLARD G. MITCHELL Regina, Sask. LENA l. KLIMUK Ardmore, Alta. 3T SHIRLEY A. LAHNERT Calgary, Alta. ERNEST H. METZ Sundre, Alta. MONTAGUE J. SZAKACS Winnipeg, Man. LLOYD G. ANDERSON Waldeck, Sask. ft JAMES P. NESBITT Rodisson, Sask. EILEEN E. PAULSON Eston. Sask. How can we ask for a challenge? When it lies before our eyes. The Lord will soon be coming, And Oh! I hear their cries. Chorus ■‘Life, life, oh life,” they cry. While Jesus whispers “Come.” Held captive by the wicked one, Whom we have overcome. R. GARTH KNAPP Veteran, Alta. When testings come without, within, Then more than conquerors over sin, We shall through Christ, the battle win And find the victory. ROSEMARY J. WALKER Creston, B.C. OSCAR I. NESS New Brigden, Alto. THE WILL OF GOD WILL NEVER LEAD YOU WHERE THE GRACE OF GOD WILL NOT KEEP YOU. Psalm 16:11 “ . . .in thy p resence is fulness of joy .. I do thank the Lord for saving me when I was a child; for His protecting hand upon me, and His leading in my life. I thank Him for the privilege of attending F.G.B.I. It was here I learned of the Grace of God and of the Baptism in the Holy Spirit—Truths which have brought “fullness of joy” to my life. My utmost desire in life is to so live that others may know that I love Christ. Know tnai i rove nrisr. Psalm 89:1 “I will sing of the mercies of the Lord for¬ ever; with my mouth I will make known thy faithfulness to all generations.” Truly the Lord has been merciful to me; He has done so much throughout my life. Although we fail the Lord many times He will never fail us. When I think of all the Lord has done for me, how can I give less than all to Him? I feel God’s hand upon my life and pray that He will enable me to faithfully fill my place in the harvest field. Mark 11:24 “What things soever ye desire, when ye pray, believe that ye receive them and ye shall have them.” How many times has this been proven true in my life! Truly, “The Lord is not slack concerning His promise.” II Peter 3:9. He gives us more than we deserve or can ask for. What a wonderful Lord we serve! As an Overcomer, I want to serve the Lord the best way I can. In order to be an Overcomer, we must overcome. “Who is he that overcometh the world, but he that believeth that Jesus is the Son of God?” I John 5:5. . T I truly thank the Lord for His Word I have always found that God’s Word is quick and powerful, and it does pierce to the very heart of man. I want to be in the place where the Lord can use me to bring glory to His name. The same Spirit that drove Jesus into the wilderness is the One I want to drive me into His service to do mighty exploits for Him. dvdjMtns I am thankful for the reality of Jesus Christ in my life. I have found David to be true when he said in Psalm 145:3 “his greatness is unsearchable.” I count it as a privilege to be able to study God’s Word for it is “quick, powerful, and sharper than any two-edged sword” Hebrews 4:12. His Word is the only thing that will convince and convict sinful men. Because of this, it is my desire to commit my life completely unto Christ. In Psalm 37:5 we read, “Commit thy way unto the Lord, trust also in him, and he shall bring it to pass.” Considering the tragic conditions in the world today, I thank God for the thrilling answer He has provided in the Person of Jesus Christ. As I view the vast harvest field of human souls I realize the enormity of the job set before me. My desire and prayer is that I might unreserv¬ edly yield my body in reckless abandon to this great cause—the cause of Christ. Luke 9:24 “For whosoever will save his life shall lose it: but whosoever will lose his life for my sake, the same shall save it.” ' THY WILL BE DONE ' IS THE KEYNOTE TO WHICH EVERY LIFE SHOULD BE TUNED. Jesus teaches this seeming paradox, “Whosoever will lose his life for my sake shall find it.” I have found that only in Christ is a vibrant, joyous life obtainable. My desire is that my life may be lost in Christ, that I may do His perfect will, as he enables. Only then will my life be successful, as God measures success. The fullest, richest, most satisfying life is hidden in Christ. These words sumarize my goal, “Let me bum out for Thee, dear Lord, bum and wear out for. Thee.” I Timothy 4:12 states: “Let no man despise thy youth; but be thou an example of the believers, in word, in conversation, in charity, in spirit, in faith, in purity.” Paul’s exhortation to Timothy has challenged me to also be a true example of a believer. With the enabling power of the Holy Spirit I want to glorify Jesus in every aspect of my life. How can I do less when Jesus my Lord has done so much for me? In Him I have real lasting peace, joy, and strength to meat each day. “Take the whole world but give me Jesus.” “Herein is love, not that we loved God, but that He loved us” I John 4:10. I thank God for His love which sent His 1 . Son into the world to die for my sin. Since I accepted Christ as my Saviour I have been very conscious of His hand upon my life. His leading brought me to Bible school where His word has become real to me. I thank Him, too, for baptizing me with the Holy Spirit. My prayer is that I will be found faithful to my Lord who has done so much for me. This winter I have thoroughly enjoyed the studies of God’s Word. One book which has taken on new meaning to me is Ephesians. As we studied this book it blessed my soul to think that the exceeding greatness of God’s resur¬ rection power is to us and for us! I realize as I go forth this spring that I need this power to sustain and help me preach the Word with boldness and with the scriptural witness of signs following (Mark 16:15-20). May God give me “the spirit of wisdom and revelation in the know¬ ledge of Him” Ephesians 1:17. The Lord is good to me. He gave me a Christian home. He saved me, filled me with His Holy Spirit, and gave me a desire to serve Him. He’s done so much for me; I must give my all to Him. “For me to live is Christ, and to die is gain.” Philippians 1:21. I want to be fortified with a knowledge of God’s Word, saturated with the drive and throb of His Holy Spirit, then motivated into aggressive action for the Lord Jesus Christ. The Saviour that I’ve accepted for my Redeemer and Substitute is not only the God of the past but of the future. He has saved me from the past and is preserving me for future blessings. I must keep looking unto Jesus who is the Author and Finisher of our faith. Who for the joy that was sat before Him endured the cross, despising the shame and was set down at the right hand of the throne of God. I want to look to Him, for in Him dwells the fullness of joy. Psalm 16:11. 7 . FEED YOUR FAITH AND YOUR DOUBTS WILL STARVE TO DEATH. I can praise the Lord and say with Paul in Romans 1:16, “For I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ: for it is in the power of God unto salvation to every one that believed; to the Jew first, and also to the Greek.” I am thankful th at salvation is for all. In Ephesians 2:8, 9 we read, “For by grace are ye saved through faith, and that not of yourselves, it is the gift of God. Not of works . . I want to thank the Lord for the many blessings that He, by His grace and mercy, has given me. ' OP ' n I can truly say “Amen” with Paul in Ephesians 2:13 when he de¬ clared under divine inspiration, “But in Christ Jesus ye who some¬ times were far off are made nigh by the blood of Christ.” I was “made nigh” at a very early age and can now see God’s guiding hand on my life in public school,, high school and in Bible school. The desire for my life is expressed in Philippians 2:15, “That ye may be blameless and harmless, the sons of God, without rebuke, in the midst of a crooked and perverse nation, among w ho ye shine as lights in the world.” A As I leave Bible school I have but one desire ana ' that is “to be what He wants me to be.” God has been so gracious to me, that I can do no less than give to Him my very best to use as He sees fit. A song writer has penned these words, “I do not know what lies ahead, the way I cannot see; yet One stands near to be my Guide, He’ll show the way to me.” How I thank God that though the future is unknown to me, I can put my trust in Him. i “I will guide thee with mine eye” Psalm 32:8. I know ofno better eye to be guided by than that of our loving Lord. I am thankful that I have a Guide in which I can trust. The words of this chorus help me express my feelings: “Christ is not a disappointme nt, Every longing in my breast Finds in Him complete fulfillment, He has brought me into rest. I have tested Him and proved Him, More than a friend or life to me Christ is not a disappointment He is everything to me.” Truly, Christ is everything to me. .V7 ) f Being raised in a Christian home I accepted Christ as my Saviour at the age of seven. I count it a privi¬ lege to have been able to attend F.G.B.I. and study God’s precious Word. II Corinthians 5:3 “Not that we are sufficient of ourselves—but our sufficiency is of God.” Christ has truly proved to be sufficient in all things to me. My desire is expressed in John 9:4 “I must work the works of Him that sent me while it is yet day: the night corned when no man can work.” It is with a thankful heart and with praise on my lips that I, too, can testify with .the Psalmist in Psalm 40:2-3, “He brought me up also out of an horrible pit, out of the miry clay, and set my feet upon a rock ... And He hath put a new song in my mouth.” Not knowing what the future holds, I must say with Paul in II Timothy 1:12, “For I know whom I have believed and am persuaded that He is able to keep that which I have committed unto Him against that day.” In my first year of Bible school, I chose Phillipians 4:13 as my verse—“I can do all things through Christ which strengthened me.” Truly the Lord has been faithful. He has not only saved my soul and filled me with his Holy Spirit but filled my life with new hope, joy and peace; Christ not only is my Saviour, but has also become my Lord and Master. As we go forth to serve Him, I want to be found faith¬ ful in His service and walk worthy of the vocation where-r with I have been balled. tAACNIFIEfts Gary Penner Gary, our second year class pre¬ sident, always goes out of his way to- help and make others feel at home. With his burden for youth we are confident that God has a place for him in the harvest. Ross MacLean, Ross’s jovial nature keeps away gloom and despair. He enjoys skating and is an expert hockey player. Although full of fun, he has a desire to be used of the Lord and know His leading. Marilyn Gudnason Marilyn is Vice-President of the second year class and fills this office conscientiously and with a willing heart. A pleasing person¬ ality and life devoted to the cause of Christ will assist her in future service for Him. Dennice Bond Dennice is active in the school’s outreach to children and ’teens. She is our choir pianist this year. An alert sense of humor and love of fun make her a favorite with the students. Y) • Dorothy Metz Sincerely and with a conscien¬ tious and wholesome attitude Dorothy studies hard. Many stu¬ dents have appreciated her friendly nature as she goes ouit of her way to help others. Her devo¬ tion to the Lord is a challenge to all. CD GOD IS NEVER SATISFIED WITH PEOPLE WHO ARE SATISFIED WITH THEMSELVES. cjCord wi tk me, . . . ” Psalm 34:3 Virginia Penner Working with boys and girls is her aim and delight. As secretary treasurer for our Happy Hour clubs she does a fine job of keep¬ ing things in order. Ginny seeks to help others and thus glorify the Lord. Margaret MacLean, Washing clothes keeps Margie busy two days a week. She loves skating and is an avid hockey player in the girls’ team. She faithfully teaches a class of begin¬ ners in the Eston Sunday School. Robert C. Smith, Bob’s cheerful and congenial personality is liked by all. Faith¬ fully he shares his part of the bur¬ den ornthe India prayer band. An alert mind and ability to retain knowledge is very beneficial as he studies the Word. Marlene Walton Talented is the word for this young miss. Marlene plays the piano accordion and is often seen singing with her brother, Greg. Being very studious she is among the top in her class. Clayton Brock Clayton is usually found in the printing room, where he assists in the running of our printing press. He is devoted to his studies and we know the knowledge obtained here will assist him in future ser¬ vice. HE WHO IS A CHRISTIAN IN SMALL THINGS IS NOT A SMALL CHRISTIAN. Bea Gammie Happily married, Bea lives in a cosy little trailer. Although busy with household tasks she does very well in her studies. Her trained and dedicated voice is a delight to hear. Rodger Snyder Considerate and studious is Rodger. He enjoys Happy Hour work with the Eston Primaries every Friday night. To know God best and to be found faithful therein is his aim in life. Bob Stone Bob is found busy in many acti¬ vities of the school and is faithful in them all. His photography is a great asset to this yearbook. His calm consecration shows his desire to do his best for the Lord. Violet Neumann, Florence Nightingale II—Vi is cheery, full of fun and very neigh¬ borly. Determination is very evi¬ dent as she struggles faithfully at her accordion lessons. Her desire above all else is to be led each day by the Lord. Joan Mattice As nurse for the girls, Joan is very understanding and helpful. She is interested in her studies and loves research work on any Bible topic. We think she would make a wonderful missionary nurse. 26 DARKNESS CAN NOT PUT OUT THE LAMP IT ONLY MAKES IT SHINE THE BRIGHTER. E V A N C E L I Ken L. Harder Knows his Bible Eager Never Stumped YOUR LICENSE TO FISH FOR MEN HAS NO CLOSED SEASON AND NO BAG LIMIT. Deanna L. Heistad Desires to serve Eager Active in Happy Hour No shirker Naturally mischievous Always smiling Carl A. Roemer Congenial Alert Ready to leam Lofty in height Wade A. Likness Willing Worker Ardent hockey-player Directs prayer-support to China, Japan and Korea Enjoys singing bass M. Ellen Christianson Enthusiastic children’s worker Loves the Lord Likes playing the piano Ever friendly Naturalist Linda K. Marks Lively Interested in children’s work Nurse at heart Determined Active in sports Dave J. Standc umbe Devoted to the Lord Athletic Vocal ability Ever courteous GO SIN IS A DISEASE THAT ONLY A SPIRITUAL BLOOD TRANFUSION CAN CURE. i; Dave G. Matson Diligent in studies Active “Junior” Missionary in China for three years Vision for the lost Expert ping-pong player Gloria J. Morrow Gregarious Likes to nickname her friends On India Prayer Band Ready to help Interesting testimony A greeable Marjorie I. Szakacs Mixes well Adept in singing Ready to help Joy in her heart Lionel G. Batke Lung-power musically Intense Apostolic convictions Obliging Noetic Entrances children with his stories Loyal A. Dan Moe dynamic song-leader Active prayer life Never dull Erika (Roni) Knoll Reserved Original Native of Germany Interested in service WISE MEN STILL SEEK CHRIST. Anna L. Wikman Apt at telling stories at Happy Hour Neighbourly Nostalgic for Melfort Adamant in her convictions John G. Franson Joins in cheerfully Oft in prayer Has missionary vision No slouch George W. Coleman Given to study Extraordinary Our type setter Red hair Given to worship Eager to learn Betty A. Ganunie Befriends all Earnest Talkative Thoughful of others Yielded Walter A. Benz Works hard in studies Africa prayer-band member Logger - descended from Paul Bunyan! Three years as Airforce Radar-Techni¬ cian Melvin A. Moorman Missionary minded Eager for the Lord’s work Likes teaching juniors GO SALVATION MAY COME QUIETLY BUT WE CANNOT REMAIN QUIET ABOUT IT. Allan J. Graham Always cheerful Loyal in the Lord’s service Leader of the Brock Happy Hour Able to master the Keyboard Native of Scotland Norma K. Jacobson Never downhearted Observant Registrar for Happy Hour Master of every situation Apt to teach Nesta W. Owen Nimble Excels at the piano Strong character Tiny All out for the Lord D. Doug Schwartz Delights in his cornet Out-going personality Unreserved Gaining a great desire for service Clifford R. Sloan Coiffure-conscious Lively “Intertaining” Friendly Fervent Marlin K. Penner Musician Artist Reaching out spiritually Likes to smile Intelligent Naturally curly OUR MINISTRY IS NOT MEASURED BY STATISTICS BUT BY THE RECORDS IN HEAVEN. GO Aiileitonei in Pxoyxe i When the Full Gospel Bible Institute was four years old, its buildings consisted of the two girls’ dormitories and two faculty residences. The first class to graduate had four members. Sixteen had graduated at the close of the fourth term. At the end of the eighth year the graduat¬ ing total has increased accordingly and now numbers fifty. The close of the twelfth term sees the Bible School, now with the boys’ dormi¬ tory and the chapel. Ninety-two students have completed three years of study and are serving in widely varied fields. Sixteen years have now passed into eternity. The total number of all the graduates to the present time has reached one hundred and sixty-seven. The commence¬ ment of the seventeenth year finds the third-year classroom and the dining hall on the grounds. The teaching outreach has also increased to include radio broad¬ casts by Rev. L. O. Pritchard. Literature, too, plays an important part in the spread of the Gospel; much of the basement of the boys’ dormitory has been converted into a printer’s shop. 167 students have now graduated from F.G.B.I. Of these: 21% are pastors 10% are pastors’ wives 9% are evangelists 8% are missionaries 52% are in general Christian servi ce GO The first student body had five teachers. The present faculty numbers twelve. REGENERATION IS RECEIVING A NEW LIFE, REFORMATION IS MERELY TURNING OVER A NEW LEAF. ' - L ?7 0 THE GOSPEL ' V A- BANQUET 4 0 ' %0 ' V ll 0 ' J frll Q NO DISH ON THE LORD ' S BANQUET TABLE IS SO NAUSEOUS AS WARMED OVER RELIGION. Gary Penner M . C . Trevor Harris First Impressions Vocal Solo Rev. Glen S. McLean d o i Yearbook Sales winner _ _ Piano Solo Trumpet Duet Marlene Walton Doug Schwartz —Carl Roemer Vocal Solo Mrs. Robert Wilson EVERYONE SOONER OR LATER SITS DOWN TO A BANQUET OF CONSEQUENCES. GO t • • Jbo you Realize THE IMPORTANCE OF PRAYER? Jesus said in Matt. 9:37-39: The harvest truly is plenteous, but the labourers are few; Pray ye therefore the Lord of the Harvest, that He will send forth labourers into His harvest. The Bible teaches in Eph. 6:19-20, that we should pray for the ministers of the Gospel that they should receive utterance to speak boldly. We are also to pray for God to open a door of utterance. Col. 4:3. This in essence is what our prayer bands pray for, and as we view the closing doors around the world today, how much more we need to pray in the light of this knowledge. The desire of our prayer bands is to see full t ime Christian workers who will dedicate their lives to the cause of spreading the Gospel to the World. Pray with us that we may be chosen to labour in God ' s great vineyard. SASK. Dear Friend, ■1st ter T h 7you np -f-u 1 � ‘ “ ‘ion one very 2 t 0 th ooi in nv 1 can onl, ”“ t 1 ?, ' ask •� = Why aro p •-Prayer B a „ ds . la ' top of this manv I- th 1 ha ve never 2 Tnere are so m fact a n Why should Slor ' arie s are lah ' n - eard N a “ ?? ! «Ui«, gospel too. cur part i a nd often doe ' 7 ° f . the needs Wcr ip their eart so o f hln S them. •’ £ £ we form -- . . Kr Europe f°China g f graphical groups a nd each ?ro Missions. ?hese aPan ’ and torea- Afri The areas are ' U ? f eDre sents p ravo , , ' - Ior � the ne« cumose. :- : rs r._ ls not our rmi,. r. rraver • Ior the ne of better , £ although thls . take the service 4 y nor nin j n onT , the needs of -Enough this ti V r chapel penVH dd th. sa2 dj he “ you a ™ here ft „ m Yours in Christ, i.C.B.I. Student. IF YOU ARE TOO BUSY TO PRAY, YOU ARE TOO BUSY. LATAN AMERICA EUROPE YOU DO YOUR BEST KNEELING WHEN YOU ARE IN GOOD STANDING WITH GOD. ino ©SI HOME MISSIONS DAILY PRAYERS LESSEN DAILY CARES. «, $ Mrs. J. Donald Thunberg, Director of Music F.G.B.I. Choir Miss Denice Bond, Pianist - Mrs. Albert D. Marshall, Organist THE ONLY PREPARATION FOR TOMORROW IS THE RIGHT USE OF TODAY. Lionel Marjorie Mona Dave Willard Gregory Montague Garth Eileen Linda Denice Allan Willard Garth Bea. 0 V r Barbara Mrs. Wilson Miss Krogel Marlene TO BE A CHRISTIAN AND HAVE NO ONE SUSPECT IT, IS AN IMPOSSIBILITY. PRECIOUS JEWEIS FOR HIS CROWN Registrar THE IMPORTANCE OF REACHING TEENAGERS As we look at the tragic social, economic and spiritual condition of the world today we at once think of our teenagers — tomor¬ row’s leaders. The kind of character that is molded in young lives today will determine the type of citizens of tomorrow. The major part of our teen¬ age population take no thought of spiri¬ tual matters, thus they do not receive very much if any religious training. However, Satan works overtime to fill their pliable minds with his diabolical ideals and ambi¬ tions through the medium of debase literature, television and various forms of entertainment. Dare we sit idly by and watch our teenagers sink deeper and deeper into degeneration? Secretary-Treasurer General Director One of the main outlets for service m which about 30 students participate is the Happy Hour. This terms they operated seven different clubs. Five cars are used every week to travel to and from the towns where the clubs are located. During the winter 4,200 miles are covered in this work. Each week an average of of 75 to 100 students are reached with the gospel in this way and many accept the Lord as Saviour. GO DEPEND UPON IT, GOD ' S WORK DONE IN GOD ' S WAY WILL NEVER LACK GOD ' S SUPPLIES. I can really say that working as leader of the Christian Teen Club has been a bless¬ ing to me. I know thait I can speak for the other members of our team. Each week we have gone to meet with these teenagers to present Christ to them and sound Christian advice on practical living which they need so much today. We have enjoyed the teen enthusi¬ asm in singing lessons and quizzes. Teen Kathy McNabb gives John 3:36 as her favorite verse and testimony, “He that hath the son hath everlasting life.” NOEL McNEILL Each Happy Hour Club is a separate unit meeting once a week with its own leaders and teachers. The activities of the club include such things as choruses, quizzes, Bible lessons and special feat- tures. By special features we mean bringing different students who contribute a story, object lesson or new chorus. Each club has it’s own contest which encourages the pupils to be punctual, regular attendees who bring their Bible and visitors, and know their memory verses. We are sure that God accomplishes much in the lives and hearts of the children who attend. This year about asked Jesus into their hearts. Student Council 1960-61 The Student Council is comprised of the student body president and a class presi¬ dent and vice-president from each of the three classes. This body has the responsibility of some student activities such as outings, class functions, and recreation. This year we have promoted a memory contest on the Book of Philippians, quiz competitions between the classes,and organized recreation. Our purpose is to pass on to the faculty the ideas and opinions of the students and to help maintain a healthy, Christian atmosphere in which to study God’s Word. Witnessing Choir Tour April to June, 1960, was a period of intensive travel and ministry throughout the wester nprovinces for a selected group from the F.G.B.I. Choir, under the leader¬ ship of Rev. A. D. Marshall. Camps V.B.S. “Ye shall be witnesses unto Me.” Acts 1:8. Between April and Octo¬ ber, many of the students of F.G.B.I. experience the joy of leading souls to Christ through personal testimony. GO During July and August about twenty-five per cent of the F.G.B.I. students form teams and labour among children and youth at Gospel Camps and Vacation Bible Schools. YOUR PROSPECTS ARE AS BRIGHT AS THE PROMISES OF GOD. LAYOUT COMMITTEE BOB STONE Editor-in-chief iJhe (J3urninfy cjCamp LITERARY COMMITTEE SALES COMMITTEE ALLAN GRAHAM Asst, editor WILLARD MITCHELL Managing editor NOEL McNEILL Literary THE HIGHEST REWARD FOR MAN ' S TOIL IS NOT WHAT HE GETS FOR IT BUT WHAT HE BECOMES BY IT. Trends of the Times Ezekiel chapter 35 predicts the day ..when trouble would increase between the Jews and Arabs. This is increasing. Ezekiel chapter 37 predicts the return of the unbelieving .. JEWS to their land. Are they not returning? Ezek el chapter 39 predicts the fall Of Rursia in the Land of Israel ‘As it was so shall it be-’ Matthew 24 It would seem that the Prophetic Word’ is today the ' Pictured Word’, ..so many events predicted in Scripture are ..NOW 4 - . Ezekiel chapter 36 predicts the rebuilding of the LAND of ISRAEL. This is being done today. Ezekeil chapter 38 predicts the rise of RUSSIA. Russia is rising every day. MEN, LIKE STEEL, ARE USELESS WHEN THEY LOSE THEIR TEMPER. Jesus predicted wars and rumours of wars chapter 24. This trend is increasing. Crime is increasing everywhere. V . 0 [f) Vv fT _ Paul predicted Religious Apostasy. There shall be famines, pestilence and earthquakes to divers places. Do these things not speak loudly today? Prophecy proves the inspiration of the Bible. How can you see and hear these things and not be encouraged to study prophecy? THE SECRET OF PEACE IS THE CONSTANT REFERRAL OF ALL THAT TROUBLES US TO THE CARE OF GOD. • • • Jt)o IJou (Realize That you are lost, perishing and condemned be¬ cause you are sinner and because you have not received Jesus Christ as your own per¬ sonal Saviour? The Bible says, “All we like sheep have gone astray; we have turned every one to his own way. Isaiah 53:6. “All have sinned and come short of the glory of God Romans 3:23. “There is none righteous, no, not one Romans 3:10. You are not a sinner because you sin, you sin because you are a sinner. You must admit that you cannot save yourself. Being baptized or confirmed will not save you. Joining a church taking commun ion, and doing the best you can will not save you. Self salvation is impossible. Not by works of righteousness which we have done Titus 3:5. Not of works ' ' For by grace are ye saved through faith Ephesians 2:8,9. You must believe that Christ, and Christ alone can save you. Neither is there salvation in any other Acts 4:12. Jesus said, I am the way, the truth and the life: No man cometh unto the Father, but by me. John 14:6. He that believeth on the Son hath everlasting life; and he that believeth not the Son shall not see life; but the wrath of God abideth on him. John 3:36. You must receive Jesus Christ as your own personal Saviour. But as many as received him, to them gave he power to become the sons of God John 1:12. We receive Christ by be¬ lieving and confessing. If thou shalt con¬ fess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised Him from the dead, thou shalt be saved. Romans 10:9. For with the heart man believeth unto righteousness; and with the mouth confession is made unto salva¬ tion. Romans 10:10. Now is the accepted time; behold, now is the day of salvation. 11 Cor. 6:2. Accept Him now, tomorrow could be too late! SALVATION IS NOT TRY BUT TRUST; IT IS NOT TO DO BUT DONE; IT IS NOT LABOR BUT LOOK. . . . your home church away from home CHURCH CALENDAR SUNDAY 10:30—Sunday School 1 1:30—Morning Worship 7:30—Evangelistic Wednesday—Bible Study 8 p.m. Fridoy—Prayer 8 p.m. Saturday—Young People ' s 8 p.m. Pastor GLEN S. McLEAN Missionaries West Africa STAN, PHYLLIS AND RHONNWYN KING t Assistant Pastor A D. MARSHALL Zston full Cjospel Chulch ESTON, SASK. RINGING DOORBELLS WILL WIN MORE SOULS FOR CHRIST THAN RINGING CHURCH BELLS. CONGRATULATIONS Graduates of 1961 from the DYCK BROS. LTD. Swift Current, Sask. ESTON MODERN LOCKER LTD. • RETAIL MEATS • LIVESTOCK DEALERS • LOCKER SERVICES • HOME FREEZERS • CO-OP ICE CREAM PHONE 22233 Congratulations Graduates of 1961 Sincere Good Wishes to Faculty, Staff and Students ★ SCHLAMP’S GARAGE LTD. Grenfell, Sask. CD “WE ' RE TEACHING MEN TO MAKE A LIVING AND FORGETTING TO TEACH THEM TO MAKE A LIFE. STRICTLY UNREHEARSED Those bad bad kids! Rise and shine You tell your story, and I’ll tell mine Could this be the late Bro. Batke? Motto — The male must go through He that winketh with THOSE THAT BRING SUNSHINE TO OTHERS CANNOT KEEP IT FROM THEMSELVES. ' 1 like me who do you like? Drs. Ketchum and Killum —In the pastor’s study.... the eye causeth sorrow Cjleat West A Pleasant Atmosphere To Dine ★ • PALATABLE FOOD • EFFICIENT SERVICE ★ Dial 22-232 Eston Sask. Congratulations To Graduates and F.G.B.I. ★ ★ Dodge and DeSoto B-A Products Goodyear Tires international Harvester ★ ★ K. E. Thulien VETERAN, ALBERTA Congratulations to the 1961 GRADUATING CLASS May Your Leadership Brighten the World I am the light of the world, saith the Lord OWENS and SWEITZER LIMITED Massey-Ferguson Farm Machinery Chevrolet - Oldsmobile Cars and Chevrolet Trucks Elephant Brand Fertilizer Firestone Tires and Penner Tires Purity 99 Gasolines and Oils SALES and SERVICE • Phone 22212 Eston, Sask. GO SOME FOLKS SPEAK AS THEY THINK—AND SOME OFTENER. We Welcome You to — Jhe 3J( (joSpel Lurch of? ( afc arij 917-14th Avenue S.W., Calgary, Alta. WE WELCOME YOU TO WORSHIP WITH US SUNDAY SERVICES Full Gospel Time Broadcast, CKXL, dial 1 140 9:30 a.m. Sunday School and Bible Class . 10:00 a.m. Worship and Ministry .. 1 1:00 a.m. Evangelism _ 7:30 p.m. District Full Gospel Churches Welcome You: Full Gospel Church of Forest Lawn - Cor. 39th 18th Ave. S.E. Full Gospel Church of Bowness - 8551 Bowness Road. OUR STAND: SOLID IN THE BIBLE Other District Full Gospel Sunday Schools Welcome You: Haysboro - 8615 7th St. S.W. Valley Field - in the Community Hall. Maryland School - (S.E. of Ogden). Queen ' s Park Full Gospel Church - 458 36th Ave. N.W. Fairview - Picked up by Bus. All these Sunday Schools begin every Sunday at 10 a.m. OUR MESSAGE: THE WHOLE BIBLE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION KINDLY PHONE CH 4-3282 or CH 4-2948 GOD BLESS YOU GRADUATES! As you launch out in His service The Lord your God . . . goeth before you Deut. 1:30 APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF ATHABASCA Serving Athabasca and Meanook, Alta. Pastor and Mrs. F. T. Nelson Congratulations Graduates ifoP XSSMCG) ' 0 ' hUanersI ITS O K. THE TIP TOP WAY Mrs. I. Hamilton, Manager ESTON Congratulations KRAFT ' S BARBER SHOP ESTON, SASK. Phone 22-323 A. H. (BUD) KRAFT HUGHES HUGHES Barristers and Solicitors • ESTON, SASK. Phone 22-111 IF YOU SAY NOTHING NO ONE WILL REPEAT IT. GO CONGRATULATIONS to The Graduates The Students The Faculty of the Full Gospel Bible Institute ★ NEUMANN ' S General Store SOMME, SASK. CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES TRACY CASKEY Barristers and Solicitors R. J. CASKEY, B.A.. LL.B. ★ ESTON, SASK. CANADA Best Wishes for the Future Ph. 22-625 HOTEL EST0N Frank Longridge Yardage . . . Hosiery . . . Flowers CONGRATULATIONS Novelties . . . Gifts Grads of ' 61 WE AIM TO PLEASE FARMER’S EQUIPMENT CO. LTD. ESTON VARIETY STORE ■ PHONE 22331 HI INTERNATIONAL Welding Machine Shop N. EASTON INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS and FARM MACHINERY PHONE 22432 • 1st and Cheadle St. • Swift Current Sask. Phones: office — PR 3-8738 ESTON, SASK. parts and service — PR 3-8803 GD BROKEN THINGS ARE THE FOUNDATION STONES OF ALL SPIRITUAL PROGRESS. Camp Pastor FRED T. QUIST Box 401 Grand Centre, Alta. Pastor of GRAND CENTRE FULL GOSPEL CHURCH - GRADUATES - n O z r £ H C O z I I WELCOME TO 26th Annual Gospel Camp ON THE SHORE OF BEAUTIFUL n O z o 2 H C £ H O z 1 1 Camp Manager GLENN C. ROSCH Heinsburg, Alta. Pastor of FROG LAKE and GREEN LAWN GOSPEL CHURCHES - GRADUATES - MOOSE LAKE l A miles east - K south of Franchere JULY 15th - 23rd - YOUTH FAMILY CAMP • ANOINTED TEACHING • CHALLENGING MISSIONARY MESSAGES • NIGHTLY YOUTH EVANGELISM - GRADUATES - GRADUATES MELVIN P. HANSON Pastor of ELK POINT FULL GOSPEL TABERNACLE JULY 6th-14th CHILDREN ' S CAMP director: REV. W. E. CROWDER O Sound Bible Teaching O Supervised Sports and Swimming For further information write Wm. PETERS, Secretary Iron River, Alta. MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS EARLY n o z o l c 5 o z 1 1 o z 73 $ c o z t t Wm. J. GEORGE Pastor of ARDMORE FULL GOSPEL CHURCH GO WHEN FAITH GOES TO MARKET IT ALWAYS TAKES A BASKET. Congratulations to the Graduates of 1961 From the Management and Staff of MFG. LTD. PLUMBING — HEATING — SHEET METAL WATER CONDITIONING AND APPLIANCES SALES AND SERVICE For Continued Good Service Bus. 2-2322 Phones Res. 2-2275 ESTON, SASK. HERCO CONGRATULATIONS GRADS! from Pastor and Mrs. E. H. SIGGELKOW and CONGREGATION of the APOSTOLIC CHURCH 14-2nd Ave. S.E. HIGH RIVER, ALTA. Where friendly people make you welcome. GO APOSTOLIC YOUTH MOVEMENT CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADS OF 1961 Working with You and for You for Youth today DISTRICT A.Y.M. LEADERS and DOMINION DIRECTOR MEN AND PINS ARE USELESS WHEN THEY LOSE THEIR HEADS. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF 1961 AND THE FACULTY AND STUDENTS OF F.G.B.I. FROM Trossachs Gospel Camp TROSSACHS, SASK. FAMILY CAMP JULY 1-16 , 1961 For Further Information Write: Sec. WM. RENZ, Khedive, Sask. Speakers — Evangelist — Rev. LENNARD DARDEE of Seattle, Washington, U.S.A. Teachers — Rev. G. S. McLEAN, Eston, Sask. — Rev. G. 0. B. KILLAM, Pangman, Sask. CHILDREN’S CAMP Plus—Special Trained Children ' s Workers in attendance. Bring whole family. Special Youth Meetings will be held too. JULY 17-23 , 1961 Rev. W. F. CROWDER and TEAM. Ages — 1 yr. of School to 11 years COME! BRING A FRIEND! GOOD FOOD — GOOD FELLOWSHIP — GOOD MINISTRY MAKE TROSSACHS YOUR AIM THIS YEAR JULY 24-30 , 1961 YOUTH CAMP Ages: 12-17 or last year of High School A Special Youth Camp for Teen-Agers Only SPECIAL SPEAKERS IN CHARGE. PROGRAM GEARED TO YOUTH DON’T FORGET OUR 50th ANNIVERSARY CAMP - 1963 PLAN NOW TO ATTEND Plans being made now for a great camp. THE SOUL WOULD HAVE NO RAINBOW HAD THE EYES NO TEARS. GO L . Best Wishes from ifi SCARLETT’S r DRUG STORE DRUGS AND PRESCRIPTIONS PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES MOVIE EQUIPMENT Fresh Films Always on Hand Phone 22-137 Eston, Sask. FIELDING McLEAN ESTON, SASK. THE BUSY CORNER STORE WHERE EVERYBODY GOES 22-223 - Phones - 22-324 CONGRATULATIONS to The Graduates of 1961 and to The Faculty and Students of F.G.B.I from SWIFT CURRENT WHOLESALE GROCERS GO ' D RATHER BE A BURNING MATCH IN THE RIGHT PLACE THAN AN ARK LIGHT THAT ' S GONE OUT. ' Hmmm! Love those calories Now in Honolulu Who’s taking who’s picture? I did not! Models? A Martian . . . Making Words Work! Another Model? Slave Labor . . . I’m forever blowing bubbles m Innocent the 111 (time) Do you solemnly swear Who’s Emily Post? Even Tessie can’t pussyfoot with Eston mud THE LORD ' S STOREHOUSE IS UNLOCKED BY PRAYER WHEN FAITH TURNS THE KEY. (Son ratufationA Cyradd oj 1961 FROM SWIFT CURRENT FULL GOSPEL CHURCH Holding Forth the Word of Life BROADCAST: Full Gospel Time: Sunday 8:15 a.m. over CKSW 1400 KC CHURCH CALENDAR: Sunday 9:45 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Worship Service 7:30 p.m. Evangelistic Service Weeknights — 8:00 p.m. Tuesday — Bible Study Thursday — Prayer Friday — Youth Service THE WESTERN APOSTOLIC CAMP ASSOCIATION Welcomes You to Their 1961 Family Camp at the 17 Mile Bridge JULY 16 to 30 HAPPINESS CONSISTS NOT IN POSSESSING MUCH BUT IN BEING CONTENT WITH WHAT WE POSSESS. Congratulations to Graduates and Faculty of F.G.B.I. BURNS GENERAL STORE DEAL WITH BURNS FOR BETTER RETURNS Phone 20 VETERAN, ALBERTA Congratulations The Graduates The Students The Faculty of The Full Gospel Bible Institute DEVEREAUX STORE VETERAN, ALBERTA WARM CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF 1961 from Edmonton Apostolic Church 9523 Jasper Avenue Your family will enjoy this family church! Schedule: Sundays 10 a.m., 11:15 a.m., and 7:30 p.m. Tuesday and Friday at 8:00 p.m. When in the Oil Capital Phone GA 4-5054, ond we ' ll do our best to give you a real welcome. Pastor and Mrs. John D. Francis ESTON FARMERS’ SUPPLY Co. Ltd. JOHN DEERE TEXACO PRODUCTS Wisconsin and Briggs and Stratton Phone 22312 ESTON, SASK. CANADIAN BIBLE SOCIETY The Bible Society is committed to the single task of translating the Word of God into the languages of the world and distributing the Scriptures without note or comment. The Canadian Bible Society requires $1,000,000.00 annually from individuals and congregations. CANADIAN BIBLE SOCIETY Auxiliary of the British Foreign Bible Society National Office: 32 Jackes Avenue, Toronto 7 ONE OF THE DEVILS MOST SECCESSFUL WILES IS WAIT A WHILE ' . Mclvor Construction Ltd. EXCAVATING, SAND and ESTON, SASK. GRAVEL Phones: 22676 - 22604 - 93214 Beaver Lumber Company Congratulations to the Graduates Phone - 22211 Your Plywood Headquarters ESTON, SASK. LOCKE ' S PHARMACY WHERE YOUR ALWAYS WELCOME Complete line of Drugs, Photographic Supplies Cosmetics, Stationery, School Supplies, Etc. 24-HOUR PRESCRIPTION SERVICE Day 22243 — Phones — Night 22683 ESTON, SASK. CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES KEE SHEET METAL LTD. Plumbing, Heating, Gas Fitting, Sheet Metal Works ESTON, SASK. PHONE 22333 THE CHAINS OF HABIT ARE TOO SMALL TO BE FELT UNTIL THEY ARE TOO STRONG TO BE BROKEN. to the F.G.B.I. of 1961 from ‘PcutytHOtt et et Pastor —G. 0. B. KILLAM MISSIONARIES Rev. and Mrs. Eldon Johnson Rev. and Mrs. Dalton Powers Batie, De La Haute Volta, Batie, De La Haute Volta, West Africa West Africa Plan now to attend our Annual Mother’s Day Rally Also our 19th Annual Fall Rally on Thanksgiving Weekend CHURCH CALENDAR SUNDAY —10:30 a.m. Sunday School TUESDAY —8 p.m. Prayer Meeting 7:00 p.m. Evangelistic Service FRIDAY —8 p.m. Family Night SATURDAY— 7:30 p.m. Youth Service We Preach CHRIST You will Find a Welcome at Bethel Assembly “Striving Together for The Furtherance of The Gospel n STUDY THE BIBLE TO BE WISE, BELIEVE IT TO BE SAFE, PRACTISE IT TO BE HOLY. GO FRUIUIER 60SPEL CHURCH BURTON VBS Fauquier, B.C. Dear Graduates; On behalf of the congregations at Fauquier and Burton, I would like to take this oppor¬ tunity to wish each one of you God’s richest blessing at this time of commencement. It is our sincere prayer that God will mightily an- noint each one of you as you are about to launch out into your various fields of service. Especially to you who are about to enter full time ministry, I would remind you that the path ahead will not be an easy one but remember, you don’t have to travel it alone. “Lo I AM with you always” God bless you as you go forth in his name. Sincerely, Cod’s Richest Bles sings to all the Grads and F.C.B.I. family for 1961 ★ 1 Cor. 15:58 from THE ASSEMBLY OF GOD of the VETERAN FULL GOSPEL CHURCH KRAFT ' S MEN ' S and BOYS ' WEAR ESTON, SASK. FAMOUS NAME BRANDS • Phone 22722 A. H. (Bud) Kraft, Prop. ESTON PRESS CONGRATULATIONS GRADS C. W. COOMBS, EDITOR Your Local Newspaper ★ Phone 22-221 Published Every Thursday GO A MAN WRAPPED UP IN HIMSELF MAKES A VERY SMALL BUNDLE. Eston Shoe Repair Shop JOHN LENZ, Prop. “We Mend Everything” Vic ' s Repair and Sales COCKSHUTT AND ALLIS.CHALMERS FARM MACHINERY — Victor Cordell — PHONE 22-421 ESTON, SASK. • Congratulations to the Grads of F.G.B.I. KRAFT ELECTRIC Congratulations Grads ☆ ELECTRICAL SALES AND SERVICE ☆ Phone 22305 ESTON, SASK. CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES u House of Eve” BEAUTY SALON LEN CYR Phone 22-353 ESTON, SASK. CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES Pangman Clover Farm • GROCERIES • FRESH VEGETABLES • MEATS PANGMAN, SASK. Phone 2-7 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES “Saved to tell others” Ephesians 4:1 Evangelist and Mrs. M. G. BRISCO CLINTON, ONTARIO GO SPEAK WELL OF YOUR ENEMIES! YOU MADE THEM. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES, FACULTY and STUDENTS OF FULL GOSPEL BIBLE INSTITUTE CORNELIUS STORE LTD. Phone 16 HUGHENDEN, ALBERTA Congratulations to the Graduates of 1961 “Portraits that Live1 Souris, Manitoba PHONE 317 JjaniliBint |Ihntn In Business Serving The Lord GO LIFE IS A ONE WAY STREET—WE ARE NOT COMING BACK. Rev, and Mrs. Wm. CALDERWOOD Pastor and Mrs. J. ARNESON CONGRATULATIONS “Faithful service produces eternal results 1 Cor. 15:58. “To make Christ known to the South-West CONGRATULATIONS TO GRADS, FACULTY and STUDENTS from Kipling Apostolic Assembly But sanctify the Lord God in your hearts: and be ready always to give an answer to every man that asketh you a reason of the hope that is in you with meekness and fear. 1 Peter 3:15 CONGRATULATIONS TO GRADS from Veteran Farm Sales and Service Cockshutt Farm Implement Dealer Phone 63 W. A. Whitnack CONGRATULATIONS GRADS from T. G. JONES Cockshutt and New Holland Farm Equipment Imperial Oil Products Phone 921 PANGMAN, Sask. Commit thy works unto the Lord, and thy thoughts shall be established. Proverbs 16:3 Christian tribes-girl martyred October, 1960, in South Viet Nam, one of the forty-five mis¬ sion fields of the Worldwide Evangelization Crusade. Misses HAZEL McLEAN and MARJORIE McDERMlD are serving with this mission. Box 100 BEAMSVILLE, Ontario IF A SERMON PRICKS YOUR CONSCIENCE IT MUST HAVE HAD GOOD POINTS. GO Ivan cjefid tic Jalernacfe 85 EAST 10th Avenue VANCOUVER 10, B.C. ' A friendly Church in the heart of the City LESTER A. PRITCHARD, PASTOR CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES and STAFF 1961 presents a great challenge — Accept it. Walk with God! Prove Him! Trust Him! Ask great things from God, attempt great things for God. With God, ALL THINGS are possible. ALL THINGS are possible, to him that believeth. When in Vancouver, we welcome you to worship with us. IdJhere the lAJord oj? (jod id not bound” CONGRATULATIONS Graduates,Students, and Faculty Therefore, my beloved brethren, be ye steadfast, un¬ movable, always abounding in the Work of the Lord, forasmuch as ye know that your labour is not in vain in the Lord. —I Cor. 15:58. from the Veteran Full Gospel Camp ★ Write: T. THULIEN, Secretary Phone 25 Veteran, Alberta 1961 CAMP July 2 to July 9 Inclusive M M Heistad ' s M M Store “WLre Ijour 2 o(( B« r y 0 u m lore VETERAN, ALBERTA CONGRATULATIONS AND GOD ' S RICHEST BLESSING TO THE GRADUATES AND THE F.G.B.I. FAMILY GO A SHADOW PROVES THAT THERE IS A LIGHT. SPONSORING the grads’ class function First Year Class Function With brush and palette Eston’s Winter Wonderland VISITING SPEAKERS Lots of home work Board of Directors’ Meeting IF YOU WOULD LIFT OTHERS UP YOU MUST BE ON HIGHER GROUND YOURSELF. CD THE ESTON CREDIT UNION LIMITED Congratulates THE GRADUATES OF 1961 � - « Save Regularly Borrow Wisely Manager J. BELL � THE ESTON CREDIT UNION LIMITED Congratulations Graduates of 1961 from the NORTHCOTT CONSTRUCTION LTD. ESTON, SASK. But godliness with contentment is great gain 1 Timothy 6:6 CONGRATULATIONS GRADS FROM CONGRATULATIONS TO GRADS F.G.B.I. BOOK ROOM from ★ ESTON MOTORS Bibles — Books — Gifts Sacred Records Song Books Plaques — Novelties — Stationery Special Discounts for Ministers and Church Libraries Prop. A. D. Marshall J. 1. CASE M. G. HEUSER Phone 22-464 GO WE MAY TRAVEL THE SEA OF LIFE WITHOUT CHRIST BUT WHAT ABOUT LANDING? - dzxczjit a aoxn of txfizat fatt into tfiE ground aud diz - - it aJ uUtli - atone, - Johnston farming. Co. registered seed growers Cston y Saskatchewan YOU CANNOT DO A KINDNESS TOO SOON, YOU NEVER KNOW HOW SOON IT WILL BE TOO LATE. APOSTOLIC A Church with A Heart in The Heart of Moose Jaw 50 HOCHELAGA ST. EAST OXford 2-5600 MOOSE JAW, SASK. D.W. Breen, Pastor 42 Hochelaga St. E. OXford 2-5510 Robert Stevensen, Youth Director Ralph Forge, Crusader Leader Ralph J. Parr Education Director OXford 2-7547 illian ( onc ratu(ationl to the 1961 GRADUATING CLASS WE SHARE YOUR JOY OF INITIAL ACCOMLISH MENT. TODAY YOU STAND AT THE GATE OF FULFILMENT OF YOUR CALLING. EACH OF YOU MUST FIND YOUR PATH OF SERVICE IN THE DARKNESS OF THE UNKNOWN PUT THINE HAND INTO THE HAND OF GOD THAT SHALL BI TO THEE BETTER THAN LIGHT AND SAFER THAN A KNOWN WAY.” HASKINS. GO TODAY WITH THE TEARS OF HUMILITY. COME AGAIN WITH THE JOYS OF ACCOMPLISHMENT. THE NEEDLY WORLD AWAITS YOUR HOLY GHO$T DARING. YOUR FELLOWSHIP AND SERIVCE IS WELCOME OUR CALENDAR OF SERVICES Sundays- 9:45 a. m. The Spirit and the Word in the Sunday School. 11.00 a. m. Morning Worship and Message. 7.00 p. m. Evangelism in Song and Sermon. Weeknights- Tues. 8.00 p. m.. Prayer and deeper life Wed. 7:30 p. m. Crusaders Fellowship. Fri. 8.00 p. m. Youth and Family Night. AND APPRECIATED IN OUR CHURCH AND CITY. The 40th. Annual Conference of the Apostolic Church of Pentecost convenes in the Temple, June 5th. through 9th. GO Congratulations Graduates of 1961 “That all the Gentiles might hear. II Tim. 4:17 REGINA APOSTOLIC CHURCH 1739 Scarth Street E. L. McRae, Pastor SUNDAY SERVICES Sunday School ___ 10:00 a.m. Worship Service_ 1 1:00 a.m. Evangelistic Service _ 7:15 p.m. Listen to Bible Time CJME, 1300 Kc. every Sunday at 9:15 p.m. We invite you when you come to The Queen City to make the Apostolic Church your home, the Church in Regina that believes and preaches the grace of God and the Power of God. DATES JULY 7th to 16th family camp. Full Summer Program of Boys ' and Girls’ Frontier Camp FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT - MR. T. WOOD SECRETARY 1037 HORACE ST.. REGINA SASK. KEDLESTON GOSPEL CAMP 1961 Spend the full 10 Days with God’s People Spiritual meetings On picturesque shores of beautiful Last Mountain Lake Time for Prayer Bible Instruction Teaching for the Boys and Girls Swimming and Water Sports Good accommodation and food A WORRY IS LIKE A ROCKING CHAIR: IT GIVES YOU SOMETHING TO DO BUT IT WON ' T GET YOU ANYWHERE. ESTON BAKERY WALTER FRITZ, Prop. ★ Fresh Bread and Pastry Daily Birthday and Wedding Cakes by Order MORRICE MOTORS International Farm Machinery and Trucks IMPERIAL ESSO PRODUCTS SALES and SERVICE • Phone 22112 P.O. Box 70 ESTON, SASK. DALY ' S DRY CLEANERS Phone 22355 Eston, Sask. REGULAR CARE . . . LONGER WEAR ALTERATIONS Daily Pick-up and Delivery Service EIGHT HOURS REGULAR SERVICE (Less if needed) ESTON HARDWARE LIMITED Congratulations Graduates of 1961 D. G. MULLOCK, G.J. Watchmaker and Jeweller Appropriate Gifts for Every Occasion PHONE 22-511 ESTON, SASK. ANDY ' S ELECTRIC LTD. Electrical Contractors RADIOS - TV - APPLIANCES SALES AND SERVICE YOUR LOCAL RECORD BAR • Phone 22115 ESTON, SASK GD SUCCESS IS NOTHING BUT A GOOD IDEA COUPLED WITH HARD WORK. ESTON Cdo-operatiue dissociation oCtd, ESTON, Saskatchewan OUR SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS TO 1961 GRADUATES OF THE FULL GOSPEL BIBLE INSTITUTE! The friendly business relations we have enjoyed with students of the Bible School are a source of satisfaction to the members of our association and we trust that we shall continue to receive support from members of the Institute. HE WHO NEVER MADE A MISTAKE NEVER MADE A DISCOVERY. CONGRATULATIONS TO GRADS MACLEODS AUTHORIZED DEALERS ELECTRICAL AND SPORTING GOODS AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES FURNITURE APPLIANCES CLOTHING PAINT FARM SUPPLIES HARDWARE PHONE 22156 PETE REMPLE CONGRATULATIONS OVERCOMERS STUDENTS, FACULTY Wishing you God ' s Best in His Service Killdeer Full Gospel Church Pastor and Mrs. GEO. SHAW CONGRATULATIONS OVERCOMERS: Our Command — “Go ye Our Commission — “Preach the Gospel Our Goal — To every Creature Evang. and Mrs. DANIEL STRAZA Preaching the Everlasting Gospel Best Wishes ROLAND’S LADIES’ WEAR Box 784 ESTON, SASK. PHONE 22311 Store with .Branded Lines Congratulations Graduates of 1961 A THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE A ESTON BRANCH S. J. HEGGIE Manager CONGRATULATIONS OVERCOMERS FROM THE Pentecostal Jewish Mission (with Missions in England and Israel) Keep informed by reading: PRIORITY — one 2-year sub. or two 1-year sub. $1.25 — The Boundary, Cameron Rd. Bromley, Kent, England. Rom. 1:16 Acts 17:3 GO SADDER THAN WORK LEFT UNFINISHED IS WORK NEVER BEGUN. JfuU (gospel Ptble institute Alumni President MARLOWE MATSON Vice-President AGNES M. K. HALL Secretary HE WHO WATCHES THE CLOCK NEED NOT WORRY ABOUT THE FUTURE ... HE DOESN ' T HAVE ONE. Hearty Congratulations to the Overcomers from The Saskatoon Apostolic Church And Pastor When you are in the education city of Saskatchewan, visit the Apostolic Church. A welcome is awaiting you. SERVICES Sunday School . 9:45 Morning Devotional . 11:00 Evangelistic meeting . 7:15 Wednesday Prayer meeting. 8:00 Friday Family night Clubs, and childrens meetings 8:00 Listen every Sunday morning at 10:15 “The Word of Life” C.F.Q.C. Saskatoon, 600 k.c. Congratulations Overcomers MAY YOU EXPERIENCE GOD’S RICHEST BLESSING UPON YOUR LIVES. GOING FORTH IN THE POWER OF THE SPIRIT OF GOD. WINNING THE LOST TO HIM. from THE CONSORT FULL GOSPEL CHURCH A LIGHT. SHINING FOR CHRIST IN OUR CORNER OF “THE BIG COUNTRY” HOME OF THE ALBERTA A.Y.M. QUIZ CHAMPS. Pastor Ben W. Kirkpatrick CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES OF 1961 BE YE STEADFAST UNMOVABLE ALWAYS ABOUNDING IN THE WORK OF THE LORD. 1 COR. 15:58 APOSTOLIC CHURCH North Battleford PASTOR and MRS H. E. ROBERTS Photos on Pages 5 and 7 are courtesy ot NATIONAL FILM BOARD Ottawa, Ontario, Canada SOME FOLKS SPEAK AS THEY THINK—AND SOME OFTENER. Congratulations to Students from CAMPBELL. WILSON MILLAR LIMITED Saskatoon Independent Wholesale Grocers Humboldt Curriculum A three-year course has been designed to provide the student with a comprehensive understanding of the Eng¬ lish Bible and preparation for Christian service at home and abroad in accordance with New Testament principles. THEOLOGY. A study of all the major doctrines of Scripture under the following divisions; Bibliography —A study of the Bible as a Book. Theology Proper —Names, Attributes, Covenants, and Acts of God. Anthropology— Doctrine of Man. Soteriology— Ohristology, Salvation, Propitiation, Re¬ demption, Healing, etc. Angelology —Angels, Demons, Satan. Ecclesiology —A study of the Pauline Revelation of the Church. Eschatology —Second Coming, Prophecy, Heaven and Hell. BIBLE CONSTRUCTION covers the entire Bible and is a comprehensive study of each book of the Bible, em¬ phasizing the outline purpose and main message of each. This gives a general knowledge of the Scriptures as a whole, laying a foundation for further study. VERSE BY VERSE STUDIES in the Gospel of John, Books of Acts, Epistles of Romans and Ephesians, and ex¬ panded studies in Daniel and Revelation. PERSONAL EVANGELISM is designed to equip the student for one of the most important forms of Christian service—how to win souls to Christ by personal contact, giving the best method of approaching and dealing with various classes and cults from the Bible and provides a valuable course in Scripture memorizing. THE HOLY SPIRIT an extensive Bible presentation of the Pentecostal position relative to the BAPTISM in the Holy Spirit. Special attention is given to teaching the GIFTS of the Spirit, and the FRUIT of the Spirit. CHRISTIAN EDUCATION. This includes: Pedogogy —A study of the principles of teaching. Child Study —The examination of the characteristics and development of each age group. Sunday School Administration —How to arrange and operate a successful Sunday School. Opportunities are given for practical work in Sunday Schools, Bible Clubs, Bible Camps, and Vacation Bible Schools. GO CHRISTIAN EVIDENCE. A presentation of the many infallible proofs of the inspiration of the Bible and of Christianity. CHURCH HISTORY. The history of the Christian Church from the days of the Apostles to our present day. BIBLICAL INTRODUCTION. A study of the history of our English Bible. TYPOLOGY. A study centred around the Mosiac Tabernacle, showing how the Person and the work of Christ is revealed in the types and shadows of the Old Testament. FALSE CULTS. A survey of the doctrines of the lead¬ ing false religions. HOMILETICS. A course on the preparation and de¬ livery of sermons. PASTORAL THEOLOGY. Studies in the life, prob¬ lems and labors of a Pastor and Missionary. DISPENSATIONAL TRUTH. Considering the Bible in the light of God’s dealings in various periods of time. MUSIC. Covers the rendering of Gospel music and song and the conducting of Choirs and congregational singing. MISSIONS. The teaching of Bible methods, as applied to modern missions, with special time given to visiting missionaries and student prayer bands. JOURNALISM. The teaching of basic techniques on how to write properly organized Christian material in keeping with the standards of our day. BIBLE GEOGRAPHY. A study of the geography of the lands connected with the events of the Bible. TYPING. A second and third year elective subject. MODERN TOOLS FOR MINISTERS. An elective course in organization and filing. CHAPEL DEVOTIONS. A time at the beginning of each day designed to develop the devotional life and ministry of the student. SPECIAL LECTURES. Dealing with modern problems in visitation, counselling, etc., will be given by visiting faculty. THE CHRISTIAN LIFE IS NOT A STRUGGLE BUT A YIELDING.