Johnstown Bible School - Echo Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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Sanford Shetler Bro. Shetler has been the principal of the Bible School for four years. He is the pr- incipal of the Christian Day School and also minister of the Stahl Mennonite Church. , Church History is the subject taught by him this year. Besides being a busy pastor and school leader he is used church wide in evangel- ism and Bible teaching. Paul Roth - ' Our Director, Bro. Roth' comes from Masontown, Pa. He has charge of the congregation there. e His services are app- reciated through out the Menn- onite church as a Bible teacher Summer Bible School worker ' and evangelist: The interest, he takes in each student is seen by the Nay he helps them with their problems One of the interest ing classes he teaches this year is Publlc Speaking . All who take this class enjoys it and have received help in numer ous ways through out the term this year. Minnie Eberly Sister Eberly comes from Akron ra and is the matron of our school Her occupation is practical nursing She is much interested in the student body Just depends on what you ask to do she says, ' I have to think about it first. She is a friend to all and we appreciate her presence here at school this YG B.1 o Myron Livengood Bro Livengood is deacon of the Pinto Church and he is the owner and manager of the L and Y Plumbing Co. at Pinto Md His service as music teacher and chorus director has meant much - 1 to the school church, and comm- unity. Bro Livengood has sae- rifieed much in order to be with us' We are unable to express in words our thanks to him. The Musical Program is a tshirt feature of the year,where we can worship and be drawn closer an God by the message in song. May God bless him in his life or service. ' Elmer Moyer . ' Bro. Moyer comes from Souderton, Pa. and is minister of a large congregation. Due to the. fact that he served at the E.M.C. he was unable to be here the first 2 weeks. He is known for his deep interest and know- ledge of the Bible. His kind nature and interest in others helps him win many friends, He handles McNess products, B the same time witnesses ala takes a definite stand Christ we are very fortuna e to have him with use Harry Shetler Bro. Shetler is minister at the Kaufman Church near Davidsville Pa H tau two years at Michigan and tends to be there for the con mencement address this year Bro Shetler takes part i Summer Bible School Bible Con ferences and evangelistic wo K is painting We are glad Q can be at this Bible Schdol and we give him a hearty ir vitation for future yearsr HWWWQWGWQQHWHNQQX True friends are like diamords Precious and rare Found in this world But not everywhere, 44'h4v'i4lv43'464i'ii4ir'b?4F4ii'r 'Y' I L L 1 ' I HJC ' ' 1 . C I ' 1 -R ' 1160? ' Q ' . V 'Q A I . . ,, g A M , , e int . I il AJ I ' Q., . -A-. c . , 'c . 0 - . Q ' fl o 1 I Q f rl ' . n ., - .A s , I - 3' . Q 7 -l ' . , t Y L ' M z , . I . g 9 . o ' 0 1 D ' ' 15' '55 A .

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, I . 1 x, ,,,, 1' 5 .,f-A '. QWM ,' e...,.a .-. . - . '- -.--'fu-.,,, MATTHEW-,Elmer Moyer Matther is the author of this book, He was a Jew and tax- collector. We have an outline for the book, Birth. to Baptism Great Galilean Ministry, Perean Ministry and Passion Week, Matthew left all when Jesus call- ed him, We should be just as willing to leave our work and serve Christ when he calls us, PHILIPPIANS--Harry Shetlerv y The apostle Paul in prison at Rome when he wrote this epistle to the church at Phil- ippi, They were very sympathetic their founder and stood in the faith Paul commends for their faithfulness, with firm them PUBLIC SPEAKING--Paul Roth - This is an interesting class for ll the students It is also very helpful to us Cle r speak ing good posture, interesti and fitting details for talks or essays, ov rcome nervous or ings Paul is very having charge of this class re expl ined also how to shaky feel cap ble of CHRISTIAN ETHIC Paul Roth In our Christi n Ethics class this year, most of our time was spent in dis cussing pr et1 cal questions were appro ched and discussed in the light of the Word of God This subject is very interesting and beneficial THEOLOC Elmer Moyer Praise God for the true rev el tion of His wisdom in the creation of our World nd it occupants, The sources and destinies of ll God creation are determined be Him, Jesus Christ, our Lord A living Religion is a way of living, S '! K 3 ' nf? A ,n.,1j5.,QQJ - '- CHURCH HISTORY--Sanford Shetler The Mennonite Church has a every interesting history. in' our studies we traced her hiss tory from the days of Mernew Simmon on the present 'time, Her position has been and is today, one of loyalty to the word of God. May her past be an incentive to the present generation in faithfulness and devotion to the Christ whom we adore, PERSONAL EVANGELISM.-Harry Shetler Personal Evangelism is the effort of one individual to lead another to Christ Land a closer relationship with Him Defferent methods which can be used are literature, MassL evangelism, S,B,S. and person- al evangelism The latter being the method used mostly by our Lord As we leave Bible School we should be oualified to do Personal work SURVEY ll Paul Roth This 1S a study of Old Test ament Poetry and P ephecy f om Job to Malachi The purpeae of thes tudv is to seed e bird's eye view of the B ble s a whole Job, Psalms, Prev, Eccleisiastes and Song of Solomon ate he poetical mas terpiece Isaiah to Malachi are pro phectie 1 These books re arranged according to length not according to time wri ten DEUTFRONOMY Elmer Moyer The key word of Deute erom is obedience Deuteronomy I o fifth book of Moses review of the history of Cod s chosen people, lsr el blessing they were to eniey being obedient nd the eu f disobedience This book was a so written for our admonition ' ' . ' -' a . . V' A b I rg Q F . -4 Cu 1 .. Q ' CJ I n Qu , - . Q . ' s . Q, - ne L W - , , . . A G . .L . . u. C.. ' . L I n- cv . G on ' 1 C O i Q C1 . si' Q Q Q V a r r . .4 , , . N ., cf.. , Lcd ' O. U. . J ,tv J . ' S 9 I 1 1 y ' A . -- ..J -'- . H '. C 'ri I -I- so '3 - Q . ' . J Q C . ' - - U l 'U I - a - I - , ,Q ' . Q - 8, . ' ' I f O I . . . . 4 - 1 Q V ' ' . . . C-.4 . Lu u . .. L , Q A A cl . O' V- I . Q . .J- . . ' .. u .' 5, 'r.l -- . I . - - 7 I 1 O I I J . ii at . - . 'YI -7' 4 ... ...L . -- ' rx , . , - .. U C- S . 'r - - . U ' , y I ' S ,716 . c 0 li, 3 , , , 4 9 It is a - Ei. ' Cv ' . , ' ,,- 7 -. . a , A ' . ru -V-T . Lx- -1.47 11.125 . . . . ., M 9 ' , , 'JV' 4 S. ----......----------.------------up QL, N 1 SS--.-'QI' . ' f ., 1, - Q LA-rv' ... . . . Q . , , '- C4 ' C., 0 C ' -