Judson University - Lantern Yearbook (Elgin, IL)

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4 4 ' . 'ivwrasiai-wean. J We -' 'wi WN V , .4 3, ' i ki? , 3 r .. 4 xr To Dr. Benjamin Patterson Brown our b ,ved presid, t, we dedidate this first issue of THE LA ERN. Q out Dr. owne, humanly Speaking, We would have ' ii MLANT A rndi' A have our beautiful Judson College. Like the Apostle Paul who said, 'tFor a great door and effectual is opened into me, and there are many adversaries, so our president gave more attention to the door God opened to him than he did to those who saw only obstacles. p Judson College is enriched by the amazing accumulation of accomplishments of Dr. p - if years agp WHO needed 36 lines .1 .zii - is bio rap 'data. Educated at Harvard, Boston Unive ' and Newton, - has also bien y n- ored with a D.D., Litt. 1., and Ph. D. Afteieg sggrvin askratev in New England he beca state secretary 'assac use s, la- ware and Pennsylvania. for fifteen years was Editodein- ief for the American Baptist Publication g He orgarezed nd directed the Christian WritersivGemf encefeat Green La-lee . included the International Writers' School. He founded writers' conferences at Syracuse University, Redlands University and at many new buildings. t EIV .P or t., , Eastern Baptist College. A ,,,v .Q of eight by g,.: , he was o president f19,Qg:J963J of the rican Baptist ' heological 'eminary Cnow ag Oakbrookj and udson Co1 During th t time supglvised the re- locatiort of the two sc id ols, a projec irrvolvinffstlaeticonstruction of Everyone at Judso College is happy at Dr. and Mrs. Browne chose to build their new h ,me at e nortliaedge of our Campusa, Mrs. Ugfowne, besidevspsbeiiig ea iwell-known artist, is helping with the Christian Authors, Guild which trains people in writing-all by mail. Her warm personality, her graciousness on all occasions, and her Christian character contribute greatly to the effective ministries of President Browne. Dr. Browne honors God in all his great work. He is a man of prayer, and therefore he is a man of great daring. X f ,W 1

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. - , 1 rigs .- ffhfrf' if Jim fa he .. . . y . i w? f 3 A . ? WC 1 -. flaw yZiYfN'!'W 'A,' '5'?'5 'l ' ' Q Sy,-Q Q 1 ' . . E J 5 f ' r Beginning with nothing in January of11963, he asked God for all the marvelous marks of prog- ress seen on Judson Campus in mid-1964, with still greater miracles to come. He ascribes all glory udgs spectacular develop- mmenr. is explain why 5God trusts him a tremendous undertaking as building good college. 7 X its In contacts with studgnts Dr. Browne is atl best. Cordial, affectionafte, thoughtful, stimulat- ing and Christlike, he inspires us all to bg at our fiery best. Tb that end he is gjWyiQ,gf.his? build an effective college, one that will tram young men and women to be Christians with determina-J tion to be useful. THE LANTERN salutes Dr. Browne for the liglw to all whomowmgim, to all who hear and tg all who read his many literary pro- fctipns. We learn from him that vit is better to ghtga candle than it is to curse the darkness. Our imresidgnt illustrates. the proverb, 6 I'he path of thQ just is as the shining light, that shineth more and Mjlore unto the perfect day. The lanterns beef side Judson College's beautiful walks will always remind us of the faithfulness, the illumination of godly character and the beauty of a, life indwelt by the Lord Jesus Christ. Our lives will all be brighter for having lived in -the light of Dr. Browne's Christian influence. V f , , 1