Harding College - Petit Jean Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

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Ask, andl it will be givenl QDUJ lseek, and you will find: knock, and it will be opened to you. For eiveryone who asks receives, and he who seeks finds, and to him who knocks it IH' Lb insights will be opened. - Matthew 727-8 I 'r 1 1 ,J 1 , 1' 'I' , ,5 1, f,-, .Y , ,av '-lf, I 254 .i. I .--ne -ne -r,W,mf?lfM 1 l hen one begins' to enumerate n V the spiritual ad- vantagesr of being? at Harding, it is a temptation -to start naming off the spiritual events of the year: the Wyldewood Retreat, club devotionals, the Lec- tureship, JOY' devotionals for women, the Prayer Seminar, the trip to the Tulsa Workshop and so on. These. were, of' course, Opportunitiesg but we're. apt to miss the point. A religious gathering, was not automatically spiritual-, just asa social affair was not always fufnrt. Of necessity, there had to be 'a response within the individual, based on- the desire to grow! spiritually. Senior Becky Mitchell said she 'gained' spiritual insights from the people she talked to Hin the., cafeteria or 'just around carnp.us. i When it seemed that people let ,hger .donwny Sophomore Nancy Low-ry ofouhd understanding ini the lWord. Of c,oui'se, this 'waist not the dggifgz gf all the studentsi who wereeat Harding this year, But for those :of us who did seek.i1, this hope provided a common bond. with many other students, And-as a resultf of it, we found something greater- than our: selves- Insights: our most' important lanes were spiritual. SUNRISE tat. Mlyldewood, rseen j?om,vBee.Rock,- shows the bequftyfof God's nature' rand provides a peaceful setting? for club deuoi tionals. 2. XSIIQENTIQY meditating, Charline 'Willis, a b'1ackigif1raL,Har- diner ii iff0'1.diff1wf41ee to' the world: 3. TRDUBADOK members Karifiwenar and seqtraddy Clit ag: aiscene in a skit for the chapel aus dience. 'A 'new religious 'drdmatics smupr 'the Irauhiidefsi lprbssiflt some 'stirring' thoughtsxjor everyday living for studentsg 144 iGAiSUA1gLy dressed- studentstgatherion' thefnorgti lawn foie, Wednesday iiiigfhto services during the first.'weeIg- school asf Hagdiipgs' chief ' godlj. ix, rifihen ilU'e. with 'iGiir1rrEfi!Ffhff2dl

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