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

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ecStaj-j- F.G.B.I. registrar . . . capable and faithful in her duties . . . native of Wishart, Saskatchewan . . . saved as a small child . . . baptized in water and with the Holy Spirit in her early teens . . . graduated from F.G.B.I. in 1958 . . . assisted Rev. Louis Peskett from October 1958 to October 1959 . . . worked for the next three years in the Treasury Branch in Calgary . . . came to us as registrar in August, 1962 . . . devoted to the Lord . . . a real encouragement to us . . . her future plans are in the Lord’s hands. . . . Born and raised at Creston, British Columbia . . . accepted the Lord as her Saviour when five years of age ... as a child, took her stand in the waters of baptism and received the Pentecostal experience . . . attended F.G.B.I. graduating in 1961 . . . has given much time and effort helping at Moose Lake Camp during summers . . . came to F G.B.I. as a cook in 1962 . . . plans to be married this April . . . we wish Sis. Walker God’s richest blessing as she continues to serve her Lord. Miss A. Hall Miss R. Walker Chief cook . . . labors long hours to add variety to the meals . . . born in Nelson, British Columbia . . . raised at Arrow Lakes, British Columbia . . . moved to Creston, British Columbia at the age of 15 . . . Saved at Fauquier when she was 10 years old . . . Baptized in water soon after . . . Baptized in the Holy Spirit at 18 years of age . . . Attended F.G.B.I.; graduated in 1961 . . . Counsellor at Moose Lake Camp . . . took part in V.B.S. work . . . joined the staff of F.G.B.I. irt 1961 . . Has been master of the mixing bowl for two years ... a service as unto the Lord. Mrs. T. Kilborn Born and raised at Melfort, Saskatchewan . . . saved at home under the ministry of Bro. L. Crick in 1958 . . . baptized in water at Wascana camp the same summer . . . Came to F.G.B.I. in the fall of ’58 . . . baptized in the Holy Spirit the next spring . . . camp teacher at Wascana in the summer . . . graduated from F.G.B.I. in 1961 . . . married a student, Bea Fonk, in 1960 . . . now runs the store and helps with the maintenance of the school ... he has a heart for the Lord. Mr. A. C. Gammie. dome-azatcd. alxi[ity and xzfialziCity maHz a good team. 13

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Rev. F. J. Kosick Rev. A. E. Sheppard Rev. E. L. McRae Rev. I. W. Ellis Pastor of Winnipeg’s Zion Church . . . horn in Poland in 1916 . . . came to Canada in 1927 . . . saved, baptized in water and with the Holy Spirit in 1935 . . . went to Bible School at Grenfell . . . pioneer as a missionary in the Lemberg-Wishart areas . . . married in 1940 . . . pastor in Calgary from 1946-1961 . . . he originated the Full Gospel Time on radio CKXI. . . . taught at A.M.T.l. in Saskatoon . . . joined F.G.B.l. faculty in 1953 ... a man of God with an uplifting ministry. . . . Pastor of Regina Apostolic Church . . . born and brought up on a farm near Pangman . . . saved at the age of nine . . . received his baptism at Lake Katepwa Camp in 1944 . . . graduated from F.G.B.l. in J948 . . . missionary tours in Europe, Jamaica and Cuba . . . evan¬ gelistic and pastoral ministries ... a man with, many colorful experiences . . . shows a personal interest in each student and is always willing to help. . . . Known as “the Doctor” . . . present pastor of Calgary Full Gospel Church . . . born east of Davidson . . . saved in Regina in March, 1930 . . . baptized in water and with the Holy Ghost the same week . . . went into full-time service at 17 . . . pastored near Davidson, at Nipawin, Torch River, White Fox and Yorkton . . . married in 1941 . . . assistant pastor in Regina . . . pastor in Moose Jaw for eight years . . . later pastored at Regina . . . faculty member since 1953 . . . truly a man of God . . . Beloved at F.G.B.l. Born at Verwood, Saskatchewan . . . brought up in Regina . . . saved, baptized in water and in the Holy Spirit in the Regina Apostolic■ mission in 1942 . . . Pastored at Punnichy, Melfort and Forest Lawn . . . did evangelistic work in 1953 and 1954 . . . editor of the “End Times Messenger” . . . Attended the Prairie Bible Institute in Saskatoon 1945-1947 . . . joined the part-time faculty in 1960 . . . would like to make greater contributions in the field of religious journalism. . . . 12 Yoifiincj gxea.tc.1 can. Cre. said of one tfian tliat fie, is. afzjixocred of dUxist.

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QJatzciiato zian “Jesus Christ the same yesterday, today, and forever” (Hebrews 13:8). Today we live in a world of constant change. However, in spite of the unrest and confusion what a consolation to know personally One who never changes! In our unchanging Christ are found the greatest of all treasures: salvation full and free, joy beyond measure, peace that passeth understanding and His abiding love. The Apostle Paul wrote, “I am crucified with Christ; nevertheless I live; yet not I, but Christ liveth in me: and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by the faith of the Son of God, who loved me, and gave himself for me” (Gal. 2:20). When we accept Jesus as our Saviour and Lord we should accept all He has done for us by faith. There must be a complete surrender and a total abandonment to Christ. We are obligated to let Him reign in our hearts and have full control. “For the love of Christ constraineth us. ...” — “that they which live should not henceforth live unto themselves but unto Him which died for them. . . .” (II Cor. 5:14-15). Should we not live unto Christ? Should we not love and serve Him — we are saved by His merits. Should not our prayer be, “Not our will, but thine be done, O Lord — that we might live lives worthy of our high calling. Use us as channels of your blessing that Jesus Christ might be glorified in and through us.” Amen. Chi lit [unity is the. out [ioinq of the in [ioinq dhiist. 14