Harding College - Petit Jean Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

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MINISTER Joe Black works wuih The college congregalion where - Harding students and faculVy members worship during the school year. In a coloniul-slyle buildmg, 1he Downtown church of Chris? lh evangelis? Glen Pace m preach Chrisi to on expanding Seorcy. orship to God is a primary part of life at . ' g. Most students attend the College church Win 1 for regular worship and Bible study. annual fall and spring meeting is also a tra- a of our religious life. Some also attend scr- at the Downtown cengregation and others est Side in Searcy. Appriximately 80 Hart students and faculty preach weekly at mn- tions in surrounding communities. SERVING West Sade, thus congregohon mrwes under lhe work of Carl Mick, minisfer, to carry oul Chrisr's miswon Io reach His word He sfudy far all smdenfs is a privilege of Christian education. mWW- .;. .Mzh-Nwmnm .44. 13' 154$- ,... .. ' - ' . . . .7... 1 rs X - . ., . 1 17-7-33 4-. . . . A. , .. .I 4 $ infj- K Wu

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OUR RELIGION Religion is dedicated people worshiping GOD nu uh m. YE 5in know Ihe mnh and me truth shall make you free s inheren! in our reli- gion IS a conhned search for knowledge 1hrough Bcble study and daily medlwmion. hMy Jesus as thnu wilt. is a primary facet of 0111' religion s a religion based upon a rich heritage of history from the creation of mankinda through the life and death of Christ to the present structure of the church. Our religion should permeate every phase of our lives as students, friends, and citizens. It should be soon in our lives readily. The now trite phrase. umake your life an open book s a shin- ing;r example tn all hulds much food for thought. Believing and nbeying a supreme being is the fundamental way in which we find the peace and tranquility of mind necessary for living in the frenzied world of today. Prayer, our direct communication with God. becomes a soothing balm. As students. our rvligion manifests itself through daily Bible study traditional chapel ser- vices. regular church attendance, nightly vespers, spontaneous devotinnals. private meditation and prayer plus active work in mission organizations for some. Our religion is our very purpose for s- our mission s for life. Striving to uphold our be- liefs. but studying: constantly to find reason for these beliefs so they will not become static, is a responsibility we must talu1 as Christians. REVERENCING Hm Ahmghty through heurrfel: ncfs of worslup s church rmendnnces sEngmg, praying hatr-mng unri commumng s Joy Woomrd ts exemplary of chrchng murmurs experrendng Our rethon,

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OUR AMERICAN WAY Past, Present, and Future Form Basis for Harding's Education Amvritu , , A tht- Iwunlilul? lltm' grout ii is tn luv em Amvriran lmluy? Um' way ulh lil'v. us proco- clvmvd by tho fulhvrs nl- Anwrir'n. is snnwlhing ln Im ElJlIJi'l'l'iillPd. mn'imi. Hurlivd nllrl Hll'vfully guurdvd hy oath riluml H'hm'o Anwrivan and Christian idmls gm huml in hand ix a Vila! I'HIP nhirh Harding,r atrium In fulfill in training; x'lmlvmc. In lakv their Illuu' as arluh Chrixliama nnd ri1ixmw in tho c'nmmunity. Prmervatiun Hf IJLlI' husiv Anwrirun lhrvmhnms will mlly ho arhitwvd through Ilu- wurk of in- tvrmlntl Students. wellrinl'urmml almul nur horitr ugh Study in lhv pulilirul :md hiatm'irnl rmlms llurtif'icw us in lho mnlinninu strugglo against lho itlmlngios which wmllcl dvstr'ny nnr f'roor IIIJIII h HllF Hwy Hl'tx mums rhe fum'e course 0' Amemz: :m .n Th5 nremdenh THE land m freedom 'ml Meghan year c ngmg sVudem V-cE-ELJS cw munhy cwoCse Our new 1eoder5 FREEDOM, He :u I'x. Vim: PTT'W m3 . Wu J f'iC m we wmdy h 9; '3 ::re wE :' u: i V -; ': : '; -:, to NM b, :V 'u'ure