Harding College - Petit Jean Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

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uring our stay as lstuderits, we made good'use ofrour ' L surroundings torstart anew spiritually. Evangelists' 1 proclaimed the gospel from the, pulpit while friends-shared their Christianity! on a personal levelg and as a- result, la nqinbfen experienced spiritual new' I beginnings. atmosphere was one lin which we-could reniove ourselves for a time from life in' the fast lane and sort 'tlfnxiough r y our thoughts and feelingst We 'l liaiirlftlie -0PPQItullltY tb develpplaf I faith .of ourrown. ' 1 lwhlile rnumerousl organized religious activities' aliouhded - ' the Student Association spoiisored a Laboi Day weekend all-school 'retreat to 'Camp Wyldewood,, the- World Evangelism Forum and 'Ilimothy Club -'brought in speakers from ' each corner ,of the earth, ' evangelist lim lVlcCuiggan spoke I an practical Christianity at a ' Ianuary 'von-campus retreat, Thanksinging and Life 'Sessions were rheld frequently .and the formrofsmall group fellowship , n 'called the' .devotional was uliiquitous to the campus. However, just .because ra religious, activity existed did not make it worthwhile 'to ally and 'most 1 ilnflbftdhf Spifilfillhl iiClV8Tl'CES1 ' came through wrestling with ourselves about -'the 'issues that- aiieEred7bur'fiirliQ f l 4 l Fbr some of those irnmexsed in' the spiritual mainstream, there was . the ever-present 'tendency to ' fall into a pattern of equating involvement in religious activities. , n .as Ghristianityvitself. Falling in stride withl the crowd led to the -' promulgation of ah 'ineffectual faith that consisted of the outward trappings of religious Cipsfieiifis-e .. r ,. i 4 NEW BEGINNINGS: Our spiritual tones were tempered' by I l the knowledge' that they could become rhollow unless they were- .. developed lindividual'lye. . RlGl-l'l7: .BASKlNG' in September sun? King and Gwynne Bormann forego the Stephe ens' lobby visit' on' the'do?rri's frontf steps. 10s ll 'A' New Beynning

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