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

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Bro. Sam Sprunger of the college staff devotes time ev- ery week to a special Sunday School department for the bus adults. This department averaged over 175 during the Fall Program. Bro. Sprunger’s warm heart shows in his teaching and preaching and has a positive effect on hun- dreds of adults. 1. Mr. Sam Sprunger teaches the Bible to adults from Chicago. 2. Mr. Sprunger exhorts those present to be faithful and to keep Christ first. 3. Marshall Masai cares about the forgotten people of Chicago. 4. David Coon directs “B” adults into the church Fellowship Hall. 104 — Christian Ministries

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I TIMOTHY 4:12 “LET NO MAN DESPISE THY YOUTH; BUT BE THOU AN EXAMPLE OF THE BELIEVERS, IN WORD, IN CONVERSATION, IN CHARITY, IN SPIRIT, IN FAITH, IN PURITY.” 1. The use of sports is a prime attraction in drawing young people into the teen- age ministries. 2. John Woosley directs the Chicago ghet- to teenagers in an opening song. 3. Miss Sherry Clark teaches practical Christian living to the teenage girls of Chicago. 4. Mr. Jim Kurtz teaches one of the high school Sunday school classes. Christian Ministries — 103

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FORGOTTEN PEOPLE DEAF MINISTRY The Deaf Ministry is pastored by Bill Schutt, a deaf graduate from Hyles-Anderson College. This ministry reaches over 300 deaf in a single Sunday. The su- perintendent is Miss Maxine Jef- fries, who has directed this minis- try for over 20 years. SUNBEAMS AND PATHFINDERS The Pathfinder and Sunbeam Min- istries reach another forgotten peo- ple. This department is directed by Mrs. Irene Houston. Scores of people gather here each week to hear the simple story of Jesus Christ. DOLL HOUSE The Vietnamese Ministry, sometimes called the “Doll House Ministry,” was started by John Wilbourn, a former serviceman. This ministry reaches out to thou- sands of refugees who have mi- grated to Chicago. Christian Ministries — 105