Judson University - Lantern Yearbook (Elgin, IL)

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PRAYER IS THE BACKBONE OF CHRISTIAN ACTION PACK Grandparents are folks to be trea- sured and to learn from. Being on campus, students are sometimes isolated from wise grandparents. This year, students decided to reach out to these people by adopting them. L TO R: Jim Fay, John Gibson ISpring Co-ordinatorI, Dave Schoonhoven, Dan Copelin lFalI and Winter Co-ordinatorlp MISSING: Ianet Whitlock, Roger Jackson, Phil Bjerke, Lucy Bjerke, Brian Rupe, Fran Gutierrez, Donna Chapman. Sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ has been the aim of this faction of CAP. Armed with Bibles and prayer, members canvassed the Elgin area, knocking on doors, asking fam- ilies if they might share with them. They had frustrating times and joyous times as doors were shut and hearts were opened. A few accepted Jesus as their Savior and many had seeds planted in their hearts. Truly they were in obed- ience to spreading the Gospel unto all Nations.

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Matthew 19:l3b . . . but Jesus said, Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for to such belongs the kingdom of heaven. The purpose of the Saturday Morning Club is to provide en- tertainment for the children and to introduce them to Jesus. The Lord has truly provided us with a way to communicate our Christian love with so many children who are starved for affec- tion. Backbone sessions with much prayer hold the workers of this group together. STEERING COMMITTEE: L To R -- Deb Hill, Dan Copelin, Donna Perry, Sally Ackemann tco-ordinatorl, Pat Hargis, Paul Floyd, Kevin Kelly, Donna Fraser. lik , tbl! .-.ill T Volunteers at the Elgin Mental Health Center were Hannah Aren, Sue Aspinall, Kevin Bercaw, Chris French, Kim Haug, Mike Held, Jim Mc- Neil, Wanda Camp, Leslie Montgomery, Greg Sexton, Bev Smith, Leah Oswald, Cliff Wood- ard, and Kathy Guerra. Fall co-ordinator was Deb Hill, winter found Jim McNeil co-ordina- ting. Visiting residents, playing games with them, aiding staff members, and helping resi- dents with letters were just a few of their duties. l SATURDAY MORNING CLUB: FRONT -- Beth Abbott, Co- ordinator Sandi Barouski, Kathy Klein, Tyrone Benefield, BACK -- Co-ordinator AI King, Mary Ann Hulbert, MISSING -- Roger Jackson, Tom Johnson, Deb Hill, Dan Copelin, Co- ordinators Paul Floyd and Donna Fraser v-Q ww Jai' , .f T 1 5' will -lf-S g I , ., lk ?'l',..,,l. . ' 7' X Y. ,,. ' 41, , 'ff it 4, 1 f S f 5 X I 4- HX ' B, xg .gal W HAI. 1 Qi.. , fri Wt Q iff, r f .,- JL' 'J 1 4, -. . V I f ff . .J-.-H. ' ,V lv i ',1f'. , .5 - . 'K ' ' 2 ELGIN MENTAL HEALTH CENTER VOLUNTEERS -- GROUND -- Wanda Camp, Hannah Aren, Leslie Montgomery, Bev Smith, Chris French, Leah Oswald, Sue Aspinall, TREE -- Greg Sexton, Co-ordinator, Jim Mc Neil, Kevin Bercaw, MISSING -- Co- ordinator Deb Hill, Kim Haug.

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SHEPHERD ME, LORD ,Xi Accompanyists: Sheryl Seiple, Director: Mr. Ed Officers: Brent Atkinson, Jean- Myra Gibbons, and Heather nie Kirkpatrick, Randy Cooper, Hood Christy Gerrard, and president Doug Brown. Brenda Egolf, Jody Stuart, Lisa Snow, Cinda Buirley, Beth Severson, Jan Segers, Mary Hope, Joy Smith, Sue Fleshman, Tena Graf, Deb Wildridge, Brenda Atkinson, Vanessa Anderson, Mary Ann Clossmang ROW 2 -- Beth Weiss, Kathie Franz, Connie Steindorf, Alice Hansens, Linea Johnson, Linda Hitch, Heather Hood, Mary Baumgartner, Christy Gerard, Lorna Phelps, Jimmy Shaefer, Liz Johnson, Chris Riplow, Ruth Bagwell, Nancy Olson, Marcia Aeilts, ROW 3 -- Ruth Rosio, Josefa Perdoma, Brent Atkinson, Bill Thompson, Joel Fairley, Mike Wood, Larry Moore, Niel Dawson, Bruce Jones, Rick Kane, Sheryl Seiple, Donna Perry, Joni Boswell, ROW 4 -- Kevin Lyons, Barry Lovett, Randy Marshall, Dannie Bell, Randy Cooper, Bill Schultz, Kurt Smith, Rick Crompton, Barry Parsell, Steve Belville, Rorke Warne, Steve Wood, Jay Walden