George Fox University - L'Ami Yearbook (Newberg, OR)

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Be diligent to present yourself ap- proved to God as a workman who does not need to be ashamed, handling ac- curately the word of truth. II Timothy 2:15. This was the challenge given by Mike Hilte, the Christian Emphasis guest speaker. During morning chapels each day of October 20-25, he challenged each person to walk in the Spirit and search the Bible for answers to life. His testimony edified the George Fox family in all areas of the Christian life. During evening sessions, held in Heacock, Mike expounded on love, sex, and marriage. He explained God ' s views, man ' s view, and how Christians cope with differences. He guided the group into Scripture which explained the stance a Christian should take. On the final day in chapel, Mike intro- duced his close friend, Neil Steinhauer. Neil is a shot putter who found Jesus through sports. He shared his life testimony with the student body and described problems which he faced in his Christian life. Mike discusses love, marriage, and sex during an evening session. Speaking strongly, Mike gives instruction. 27

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Towerfui Impact

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Concern is During the school year, students find many ways to become involved with people other than the books. Some found themselves working in a day care center, others entertaining at a children ' s party, still others in chapel services. Many of the students find that being involved with students isn ' t enough; so they find other ways to show their inter- ests. These people also want to reach out to the community to show that they really care. This is to show that Jesus Christ cares. Pennington 1 men show their talents, while singing about their mascot the Gooey -Gooey Duck. The Body Spirit Activities Committee discussing the campus spiritual life. Freshmen have a Christmas party for some retarded children in the Newberg area. Students at the Human Resource Center visiting the new facilities. 28