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

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WORK One of the greatest privileges enjoyed by Hyles-Anderson stu- dents is the opportunity to do per- sonal work. There is a constant need for students who are willing to share the Good News. 1. Three young bus riders listen intently as Leon Taranto tells them how Jesus died for them. 2. Cliff Holmes prepares to baptize a young convert. 3. A little lady is prepared to follow the Lord in believers baptism. 4. A young lady makes the most important decision of her life. 5. A large group of young converts get paired up with college students doing personal work. 108 — Christian Ministries

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“How then shall they call on Him in Whom they have not believed? And how shall they believe in Him of Whom they have not heard? And how shall they hear without a preacher.”’ Romans 10:14 1. A familiar sight on Sunday morning is the flood of Spanish people congregating on the corner of Oak- ley and State Streets. 2. Mr. Elmer Fernandez preaches to the adults every Sunday. 3. Joy Garlick uses the tool of puppetry to obviously capture the attention of the Sunday school class. 4. Three young boys receive the honor of being the teacher's helpers. 5. The teenagers listen to special music presented be- fore the message. Christian Ministries — 107

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THE EXODUS FROM SIBLEY Finally the day comes to an end. Sun- day schools ay Neate 2B sed @ 736) “D,” ma and “F”’ are over. This fall, an average of 24,000 people attended Sunday school each week of the Fall Program. Sunday school ends as evening begins and the streets are filled with the thousands who have been touched by the ministries of First Baptist Church. This is, undoubted- ly, one of the few churches in the world where the city police department is forced to work with crowd and traffic control each and every week of the year. a Schea ool EB : J SUL a 1. Division leader Joe Esposito checks with Bro. Ray Young for advice. (Has anyone seen José?) 2. Girls soon learn that Sunday dress for bus routes differ from Sundays back home. (This includes special footwear.) 3. Donna Shepard enjoys her task. (This must have been before Sunday school.) 4. The Seifer Building is the home of “B,” “C,” and “DPD” Sunday school, known as the “tomb of pa- tience.” Christian Ministries — 109