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

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C qaduating- ' Class 62 6i )

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Theology: Ecclesiology—a study of the Pauline Revelation of the Church. Eschatology—second coming, prophecy, Heaven and Hell. Rev. R. T. Wilson Homiletics: A course on the preparation and delivery of sermons. Rev. L. O. Pritchard Bible Construction: Daniel, Matthew — Revelation. A comprehensive study of each book of the Bible, emphasizing the outline purpose and main message of each with special emphasis on Daniel and Revelation. Rev. L. O. Pritchard Gospel of John: Verse by verse study of Chapters XVI to XXI. Rev. A. D. Marshall Book of Acts: Verse by verse of Chapter XVI to XXL Pastoral Theology: Studies in the life, problems, and labours of a Pastor and Missionary. Rev. R. T. Wilson Modern Tools for Ministers: An elective course in organization and filing. Rev. L. O. Pritchard Journalism: Basic techniques in writing organized Christian material im keeping with the standards of our day. Rev. I. W. Ellis I Rev. R. T. Wilson Christian Education: 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. Rev. W. E. Crowder Church History: The history of the Christian Church from the time of Martin Luther, A.D. 1500, to the present day. Rev. A. D. Marshall Biblical Introduction: A study of the history of our English Bible. Rev. A. D. Marshall Typology: A study centered around the Mosaic Tabernacle, showing how the Person and the work of Christ is revealed in the types and shadows of the Old Testament. English: A course in basic language skills of expression, comprehension ,1 and appreciation. j Mrs. Edith A. Dodds, B.Sc. Gifts and Fruit of the Spirit, and other inspirational subjects are taught by visiting faculty. Rev. F. ]. Kosick Rev. E. L. McRae | Rev. A. E. Sheppard It has been our purpose since the beginning of F.G.B.I. to keep as near to the Bible as possible. For this reason other subjects are kept at a minimum. We continue to feel that it is our responsibility to keep other things, even good things, from, crowding out Bible time. j These subjects are taught to all three classes. ' Rev. G. S. McLean . I i i vnsor Rev. R. T. Wilson ms It was once said, “We do not stand in the world and bear witness to Christ but stand in Christ and bear witness to the world. In our first year Brother Sheppard was teaching Personal Evangelism, and as he told of the need of the Holy Spirit in our lives the lecture turned into a prayer meeting. After the prayer meeting, Brother Sheppard suggested the name “Evangelizers” for ou class. Our original class had 27 members. In our second year we were sorry that not all our classmates were able to return, but w were glad to have Shirley Shaw added to our number. In this, our third year, Rodney McClain joined us. Our graduating class nou consists of 19 members. . . We are reaching out to a generation in peril. Thus each member of the class wishes to follow the great commission of Man 16-15: “Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature.” The Lord has a work for each of us to do and as we fol low His will, we will have a part in evangelizing the world. 12 Have your tools ready and God will find you work.

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WHAT IS YOUR LIFE? “It is even a vapour that appeareth for a little tin : and then vanisheth away. James 4:14. Our lives are likened to a building in I Corinthii s chapter three. First, we need to lay the foundati “For other foundation can no man lay than that is k which is Jesus Christ.” I Corinthians 3:11. We ml a firm, sure foundation upon which we can build r, c lives, and God has graciously provided one for us. W g we put our faith and trust in Christ, we can sty building for eternity. a Each moment of each day that we live on to l earth, we are building. The way we live and what r ( do determine the kind of material our houses will 1 made of. It may be gold, silver, precious stones or wo hay and stubble. At the end of this life, our build will be tried by fire to determine our rewards for things done in this body. In order to build a stalwart building, we need “redeem the time, for the days are evil.” Ephesians 5 Time is redeemed when we carefully embrace and impo all the occasions and opportunities granted to us too used for the glory of God. Let us not allow tk opportunities to be stolen from us by the cares a thoughts about this world. The coming of the Lord very near. We may not have much time left in wk to build. Let us double our diligence and make our It count for eternity. Remember, how we use today del mines how tomorrow will use us V will use us. The task ahead of us is never greater than the power behind us. 14