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

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November 22, 1963 is a new date to be remembered. The assassination of President Kennedy and the connected events have had, and will continue to have a bearing on the entire world. July 1, 1867 is an old date we have learned to remember. What the Fathers of Confederation did that day continues to regulate our lives here in Canada. In July, 1944 a group of Christians held a meeting which later proved to be the foundation of the Full Gospel Bible Institute. Not realizing the importance of this meeting, the minutes were recorded in a “pow-wow scribbler” which was not preserved. This meeting has since touched many places throughout the world. Nearly 2,000 years ago the resurrected Lord said, “Go ye into all the world and preach the gospel. . . .” The fact that throughout history preachers have been going everywhere preaching proves the reality of the Resurrection. Now for 20 years our Resurrected Exalted Christ has been honouring us by allowing preachers, missionaries and workers to leave our doors, young people whose lives have touched the world. The faculty and staff have seen changes in their members. Annually students come and go, and in surroundings reminding us of continual change — Jesus Christ remains the same yesterday, today and forever. txe.a.i.u ' ie.i. - od and Souii. 9

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0 t iz±ic[znt This is our Twentieth Anniversary. The theme chosen for the “Burning Lamp” for this Anniversary is, “Exalting Christ.” We are sure all will agree, here is a fitting theme for such an occasion. Looking back over the past twenty years of F.G.B.I. we have seen many changes. Start ing from a very small beginning with only a handful of students, a limited faculty and with not one building on the campus, under the blessing of the Lord the work has steadily grown and progressed. During the past twenty years many hundreds of students have come into our midst and have gone out to serve the Lord in a deeper and more effective way. Today they are scattered throughout our country and in the countries beyond filling their place in the great harvest field. Only the Lord knows the vast, areas which have been reached, the thousands of souls which have been affected and the total results of it all. But, we do know enough to cause us, in a heartfelt way, to “Exalt Christ” for we are deeply conscious that this is His doings and to Him belongs all the praise and the glory. Seeing the Lord’s blessings on the past gives us firm confidence for the future. He who has led will continue to lead, and under His blessing the coming years, should He tarry, will bring many more reasons for “Exalting Christ.” 8 Coy at Heart - a i Lrit jiure and true.

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Rev. A. D. Marshall Our historian . . . loves big words ... a native of Kamsack . . . moved to Saskatoon in 1924 . . . saved 1929 . . . baptized in water in 1931 and with the Holy Spirit in 1932 ... a missionary in Northern Alberta from 1938-1946 . . . married in 1936 . . . came to Eston as a teacher in 1946 . . . in 1951, went to Seymour College in Seattle . . . he has gone to Winona Lake Music Conference twice ... he now operates the F.G.B.I. Bookroom . . . assistant pastor in Eston ... a very able choir leader . . . his counsel is valued by all. Rev. G. O. B. Killam Newest member of the faculty . . . born in Canaan, New Brunswick . . . raised in Berry Mills and Moncton . . . saved at the age of twelve . . . received baptism in the Holy Spirit two years later . . . graduated from F.G.B.I. in 1956 . . . did evangelistic work in the Maritimes and in Saskatchewan . . . served pastorates in Craigmyle, Assiniboia, and Pangman . . . camp pastor and teacher at Trossachs Camp ... in demand for campaigns and evangelistic services and special week-end services throughout the term . . . helps with the operation of the F.G.B.I. press . . . president of F.G.B.I. alumni . . . inspiring ministry. of Womzn Dean of women . . . English teacher . . . Born in Dawson, Minn., U.S.A. . . . brought up in Dawson and Appleton, Minn. . . . saved many years ago .. . received baptism of the Holy Spirit in 1961 here at F.G.B.I. . . . graduated with B.Sc. degree from University of Minnesota . . . taught high school in the U.S.A. . . . came to Canada in 1955 . . . taught in Manitoba . . . active in leading Christian Clubs in high school . . . enjoys working with young people in Vacation Bible School and Bible Camps . . . always helpful in matters of etiquette . . . loves the Psalms . . . blessing to each of the students. . . . Mrs. Edith Dodds, B.Sc. (ro[y [ifz is. made ufi of a succession of foftj moments. 10