Hyles Anderson College - Caber Yearbook (Crown Point, IN)

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Soul winning is the main emphasis at Hyles-Anderson College. Here- in lies the heartbeat of the school. Every student is trained to be a soul winner, being led by a soul winning administration, faculty, and staff. There are many op- portunities for soul winning during the week. Among these opportu- nities are buses which leave the campus on Monday evenings and Tuesday afternoons to go soul win- ning in the Hammond area. Thou- sands have been saved this year from these Monday and Tuesday efforts. 130 — Allegiance

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| aa aily Devotions: Getting Alone With God No one can do a work for God with- out the power of God on his life. Daily Bible reading and prayer are a must if we are to walk with God and have His power on our lives. Allegiance — 129

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If you were to visit the campus on a Saturday morning or afternoon, you would find it to be almost vacant. Saturdays are taken up with bus visitation. After attending one of the twelve divisional meetings at 7:30 a.m. on Saturday morning, the buses leave in all directions for the greater Chicagoland area. Students visit their various routes and return to the college at approximately 6:00 p.m. During the day many souls are won and bus attendances are boosted. BUS DIVISIONAL LEADERS Division 1 OMBANIDWWIE WwW bb See wor oO Leader Denny Kenaston Dick McIntosh Lewis Nelms Levi Robinson Mel Brindley Cloid Helton Al Fernandez Wayne Skog Bob Hayton Jr. Don McCollum Johnny Murphrey Cliff Falen Allegiance — 131