Golden Valley Lutheran College - Reflector Yearbook (Golden Valley, MN)

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PASTOR K. C. GRUNDAHL From our sheltered port at lBl we prayer- fully send you as our fleet of ships. As vessels of the Lord you unfurl your sails to push out upon the tides and waves of the seas of the world. May the God of hope fill you with all ioy and peace in believing, so that by the power of the Holy Spirit you may abound in hope Rom. 15:13. If you are thus filled, you will be bearers of a cargo desired in every port: ioy, peace, faith and hope. In every land hearts await your coming to offer ioy instead of anguished sorrow; peace in- stead of anxious turmoil; and hope to replace earth's broken dreams. In every port may you be found faithful to deliver. PHILIP G. HANSON It is in the humble and contrite heart that God has promised to dwell. God gives grace to the humble. May the grace, which came through Jesus Christ, keep you aware of your own helplessness, that you may grow in grace and knowledge of Him. PASTOR BERNHARD A. HELLAND A multitude of facts can be learned by the mind but we must enlist also the heart to know the TRUTH.

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PASTOR A. W. DICKHART Your searching of the Scriptures at the Lutheran Bible Institute has enabled you to unite with Peter Gn John 6:68-69t in ioyfully confessing to Jesus, Thou host the words of eternal life! God has great blessings for you in future days as you continue to study, build upon, and share the Word of God! Our prayers are with you. DR. 0. GORNITZKA Not what my hands have done - no, not your hands, but His. Those hands were pierced as they were nailed to the cross and with that nailing The bond which stood against you was canceled. That made you free, not to live unto self, but that your hands may be those of a bondslove of Jesus Christ. You are now free to serve the Master with ioy and glodness. DR. JOHN E. GRONLI Not what these hands have done, but we in faith can see The nail-pierced hands of Christ, who won the victory; He bore our sin and shame, as on the cross He died, That we might live to Him and serve the Crucified; He calls you to His work as heralds of His love; He leads through life, through death, unto His home above.

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CARLA HOLTERMANN I will therefore desire that men pray everywhere, lifting up holy hands . . I Tim. 2:8. live each day in the glow of God's neorness. Place one hand in His, and with the other reach out to those who are in need. Make every hour count for eternity. RUTH P. NELSON Look to Jesus Christ, thy Savior, Thou who are God's child and friend,- let thy heart forget Him never, Still thy gaze on Jesus bend. In thy rest and in thy labor look to Him with ev'ry breath, Look to Jesus' life and death. PASTOR A. R. PETERSEN May each one of you then in all humility continue in your class theme throughout life. Not what my hands have done, for by grace l have been saved through faith; and that is not my doing, it is the gift of God - not because of my worlts, lest I in them should boost. On my own behalf I will not boost, except of my weaknesses. Let me who will boast, boast of my lord.