Kansas City Youth for Christ - Conqueror Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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The music man of Youth for Christ is Albert Lane. This master of music plays the 88 keys to sound like 76 trombones. Often people ask if there is anything Albert cannot play. If there is, he has not seen it yet. For twelve years, this genial, gray-haired man has shown more spunk and enthusiasm with teens than many of the younger directors. Two ingredients mark his ministry. where you find Albert, you find music and enthusiasm. file! gms l66 A telephone and a typewriter are two instruments used more by Jack Cousins than any other man on the staff. But they are not the most important things in his life by far. The Bible and prayer are the in- struments which Jack uses at a moments no- tice, whether at a pastor's breakfast or a YFC Club. Jack recently was asked to become the Executive Director of the Evangelical Ministers Fellowship. As usual, Jack proved the old adage -- if you want a job well done, give it to a busy man. JM