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

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MINISTRY Transporting thou- sands of people each week is a task which re- quires many hours of planning and hard work. Each week hun- dreds of people give up most of their weekend to visit their bus routes and take people to church. Saturdays begin with the 7:30 a.m. bus divi- sion meeting where stu- dents meet to go over plans and work out problems for the bus routes. Prayer, singing, and a time of exhorta- tion prepare the bus workers for the day of visitation. After the meeting, the ladies from each divi- sion are driven to their routes in a bus, while the men drive their cars to the routes. The rest of the day is spent visiting regular riders and knocking on the door of the route looking for new prospects. Sunday morning finds many workers getting up at 4:00 a.m. and pre- paring to go to their bus routes. After the bus is picked up and many other details are taken care of, the bus heads for the route and soon arrives back at the church with a load of children, teenagers, and adults. 4 s 5 Bh iS fi I i i

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The Phoster Club is a ladies soul- winning group led by Mrs. Fay Dod- son. The Phoster Club is divided into two parts. One group is composed of many of the college dormitory ladies, and the other group is composed most- ly of married ladies. The dormitory la- dies meet in the college cafeteria at 11:30 a.m. each Saturday. This meet- ing is led by Mrs. Faye Dodson who is helped by Mrs. Rita Weaver and Miss Marsha Schultz. Mrs. Dodson and Mrs. Weaver spend time at these meetings teaching the ladies how to become bet- ter soul winners. After the meeting, ladies are taken by bus to different areas and win many souls. Opposite Page: 1. Mrs. Fay Dodson is in charge of the Phoster Club. 2. Fellowship and lunch are a good way to begin. 3. Many of the wives of the college students met for their Phoster Club meeting. This Page: Lunch is served before the meeting. Christian Service-167

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1, 3, 6. These houses will be visited today. 2. A time of prayer will help bring victory in the day’s vis- iting. 4,7. Jim Wing leads the sing- ing at the opening of a divi- sion meeting. 5. Several of the lady work- ers provide special music this morning. 8, 9. Several division leaders and bus workers enjoy a meal with Dr. John R. Rice.