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

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JEUIISH Since their rejection of Christ as Messiah, the jewish people have remained in spiritual darkness waiting the coming of a King in earthly power. They have been driven from their homes and persecuted by enemies while the church has forgotten and neglected them. I ...sri 1 , ,,sr' K iefiiftfv i i retest 1' EDDIE DRAKE BOB ROBERTS DORIS TATHAM President Vice President Secretary-'llreusnrer Well done, thou good and faithful servant . . .

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1 l . . . enter thou into the joy of thy Lord. 5 EQ, STEPHEN ASMUTH P . HENRIETTA WIEST VIRLA MAE DOWDY resident Vice President Secretziry-Treasurer It is a tragedy that Latin America - dominated by Roman Catholicism - has tried to satisfy the spiritual hunger with vain philosophies and false hopes. It is estimated that sixty million remain unevangelized. Although they are our neighbors, they are not as privileged. It is our duty to speed the Gospel to th ' is II11bglI1d6d peoplef'

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CHHPEL The way in which a day is begun has much to do with the results of that days accomplish- ments. Meeting at 7:45 for chapel adds this right beginning to our days of study. Various chapel periods are given to Christian Service Reports, testimonies and Senior class Speakers. Saturday morning each class meets for separate class chapels 'where students are given opportunity and training in chapel worship. Throughout the year it has been our privilege to hear some of the outstanding religious leaders of today such as Rev. Ralph Riggs, assistant Superintendent of the Assemblies of Cod, Rev. David Du Plessis, Secretary of World Pentecostal Alliance, Rev. Clarence II. Benson, Execu- tive Secretary of E. T. T. A., Dr. Fred Schwarz, M. D. from Australia, Rev. john NVright Follettc, Bible Teacher, Rev. Herb Seal, Youth Leader, Rev. Louis Nelton, Converted gambler, Rev. A. H. Argue, Pioneer of the Pentecostal movement, Rev. C. M. Ward, pastor of Bakersfield Assem- bly, Rev. Herbert Schmidt, Missionary to Eastern Europe, Rev. Custade Kinderman, from Cermany. The spring semester was climaxed with a two weeks Student Revival during the month of April. Rev. Kenneth Haystead, Assistant Superintendent of Northern California-Nevada District, was the main speaker. The Lord graciously met with us and poured out His Spirit upon our waiting hearts. If we were to try to print the harvest of this period of worship we would be lost before we began - eternity alone will reveal this to us.