Harding College - Petit Jean Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

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Worshiping and serving together 0 Love, that wilt not let me go, I rest my weary soul on Thee; Igive Thee back the life I owe, That in Thine ocean depths its flow May richer, fuller be. - George Matheson God is love and man reaches the mountain peaks of human experience when he reflects GodH; love for him in worship to his Creator or in service to his fellnwman. In the daily chapel devotionals students and faculty join together in singing praises to God. In regular Bible classes and in volun- tary study groups. students learn more of God and His will for them. On Sunday afternoon many students bring joy and love to others by visiting the aged and the sick. The inspirational periods of worship at the college Church help students realize something of the grandeur of Gods love for man. These great spiritual experiences help students to radi- ate God's love in their lives during the years that follow. SINGING hymns of praise to God during the devotional periods in chapel refiecfs ?o Him a portion by the Deity as personal cores and study are put aside. of The love given to humanity 44.7.1; REWAIDING experience is gained by Harding women as they hefp keep the children in the nursey during worship services.

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7? ving and playing together one loves, no service seems too hard, , in doing unto others we receive of our reward, i lightens every burden: turns darkness into day: lauds us upward, bids us hope; guards our lives alway. e Carleton Everett Knox wait a. game e a 1 a True love is the highest form of friendship, because it is a pletion of the whole being; the body. the soul and the said George Clemenceau. In the close association on a ';e campus, love for one another is reflected in the con- tion shown to a roommate in the dormitory, or in the i '4 nship displayed in an athletic contest. Through living r playing together during college days, love like that be- i... Jonathan and David frequently develops between stu- ts and this love enriches their lives thereafter. Love is the . a1 principle that enables students to live together har- n 'ously and to find joy and happiness in their associations . each other. ML PLAYING parts in drama productions presents challenge to combine talents and pleasure in co-curricular events. CONSIDERAT'ON of others is stressed as students feel the close companionship from dormitory experiences which provide opportunities toward social maturity. 2' lnterfudes around the lily poo: give colleagues ities to relax and associate during busy school days

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-Jz G efforts, studems from various mission groups work toward a common goal of serving in the Scotland campaign. USING prayer as o pelsonul link with God, Janice and Paul Touchfon communicate with Him during a silent meditation period. A 1-1-- l... . .-..'. the College Church with reverence and a desire to worship in j. and math, students quietly come 1hrough the glass doors of the building.