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I l WWW gy W 4 244 7 Z f Z Z if ZZ 522 ZZ Z? Z Z 6 ,f 2.2 1 0311:-:Lxicllent cwllllo 'Kauttman The Church is that body of believers, called out from the world, to follow and to serve Jesus Christ. Christ commissioned His Church to carry out His program of making disciples of all nations, teaching them to observe all His teachings. For the fulfillment of this com- mission He promised them His presence and power. Thus, the Church has for its constit- uents believers in the Son of Godg for its head Jesus Christy for its program the extension of Christ's Kingdom on earthy and for its dy- namic the presence and power of Jesus Christ. Any institution of the Church that is worthy of the Church's support must contrib- ute something worthwhile to the constituents of the Church, glorify and serve the head of the Church, aid in the extension of His king- dom, and possess the dynamic indispensable for the carrying out of His program. If our Church schools should answer the above description, the relation between them Page 4 and the Church is organic. Such an institu- tion is a very part of the Church. It will aid in securing and improving citizens of the King- dom, and will enlist and prepare workers for the great harvest of souls. It will recognize Jesus Christ as its head, and look to Him for strength to carry on His Work. 1. THE SCHOOLS OF THE CHURCH ENLIST WORKERS FOR THE CHURCH The needs of the world are presented to the students. Young people are made to look upon the fields and to answer 'Christ's chal- lenge by presenting their lives to Him for service. Many of our active Workers today have received their call While in school. Our schools should bring before the students the challenge of evangelism and endeavor to se- cure them for a life of Christian service. Our schools try to get students into active
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