Glad Tidings Bible Institute - Annual Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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Diary ,IANUA RY l-l- The seriuusness nf the held is becoming' more real tu us as we realize hnw surm we will be wnrking' in the whitened harvest. I-Erother Luiiksey is encouraging us in nur preparation fur the ministry. JANUARY 17 Evangelist Charles A. Shreve cliised his campaign with us. XYe have all been built up in the knowledge nf the Lord. We are determined more than ever tw gm deeper with our Lfwrd and Savinur. Uh that I may know Him and the power of llis resurrectiwn. J.xNU.xRv 19 - 22 . Four days of feasting with nur Lord. Nu classes. just a time mf wait- ing un God. It surely is wonderful just tu become su lust in Grad we forget time wr place. All we want is more and mure uf our adwrable Saviuur. Praise His matchless Name! There is nu une who under- stands like -lesus. Many times we feel all alone. but then we knuw 'lesus cares and Ile shall direct nur path. He is a great and almighty Saviuur. Nh. huw sweet just tu let llim break us. melt us, mnld us, and make us as He wants us tu be! Jr-xNU,xRy 29 XVe hunted up wur instruments. dusted them riff, and came drawn in nur Sunday best. XYhy? Because today we are tu take the class picture. It is interesting and exciting' to have slime une stand behind a bnx- shaped thing and tell us what tu dw and huw tn limk. XYe tried sw hard to limk nur best and dn hrvpe we succeeded. FEBRUARY 7 Sisters Mary Mimre and Mary Lou, artist and singing evangelists, are with us for a special campaign. Sister Hume speaks frum her live large paintings, all uf which center around the Lfmrd's cmning and the things which shall take place at that time. FIiBRL'ARY ll All the missionary students were duwn to the bnat In see une uf the furmer graduates, Brnther Alurrell F. Cwvuglnaii, off fur India. MARCH ll Brwther Fredrick NY. Childe, our much-loved pruphecy teacher. re- ceived his prrvinotitni tn tilory this murning. lrle is greatly missed by the students and faculty, but we knuw nur loss is uur brwtlier's gain. APRIL -I- The Senior boys gd tu San Quentin and observe the wages of sin. APRIL lO The Barnwells close their campaign with us tonight. Gocl has surely sealed their stay with us by baptizing a vast number in the Huly fihust. We have felt Him present in a very real way this last mwnth. APRIL 24 Brother Ilooth-Clibborn is holding a campaign at Glad Tidings. lVe are very happy to have him with us holding special services in the Temple. MAY 20 Class night. MAY 21 Graduation. MAY 22 Close of school. Grand-bye to Glad Tidings and Hello to new fields. I25l

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