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Conference Hosts Three Missionaries Go . . . Preach the Gospel was the theme for the annual missions con- ference October 25-29 at Hillsdale. Foreign missionaries Eddie Payne, Ivory Coast, and Joe Haas, France joined home missionary Gerald Mangham, senior Free Will Baptist Chaplian currently stationed in Ger- many, for a week of special services. The three missionaries took turns speaking in Chapel and evening ser- vices. They also spoke in a variety of classes throughout the week. The missions conference was hosted by the Foreign Mission Fellowship. ABOVE: Hillsdale President Bill Jones serves as panel moderator during a. question and answer session at an even- ing missionary service. Panel members include Eddie Payne, Gerald Mangham and Joe Haas. RIGHT: Eddie Payne explains a. Lobi Primer to journalism class members.
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Daily Chapel Required at Hillsdale Daily morning chapel services are held at 9:30 for students and faculty at Hillsdale. Services included sermons by faculty ministers, guest ministers and students with students providing special music and services. Senior ministerial students all spoke in chapel prior to graduation. Chapel attendance is required and semester grades are given in Chapel. Cody Freeman leads a prayer in chapel. We Q, . T.-:iq - 4 le. .W in ' '5H 1 - - 'wif fi -' L fa- N1-4. LEFT: Dean of Students Reford Wilson speaks to students in Chapel. ABOVE: Gary Caison draws his interpretation of loneliness during a chalk talk in chapel presented by Caison and Miss Ross. l A. Q 40 3
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