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

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STEVE PETERSON Taking over asj head of the Junior High Department has een a big step in the life of Steve. His esponsibilities have in- creased, and wtith it has come a deeper burden for Junior high teens across the city This burdeh has broadened to Steve's vision of the mission field. His dynamic personality and! friendly smile have won him many friend P I 1 X S. 1 Boa CAFVIERON After two year-sy of club work, Bob has learned the heart-beat of teens. This helps him to cd task in the F011 out the proper bl YFC would lack its ministry t charming smile pression with th mplete his all important w-Up Department. With- lance, which Bob gives, a very important step in o teens . His wit and Fwill have a lasting im- e teens in Kansas City. 1

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HARRYJOHNSON The personality of Harry Johnson evolves around two main characteristics: ambition andadyivingforce never to stop. If there is any department in YFC that depends on one person alone , it would be the radio department in its association with Harry. His goal has been to reach those not influenced by rallies and clubs in the Kansas City areawith the message of the Gospel of' Jesus Christ. This dedication has greatly influenced both participants and audiences in the YFC program. FRANK BUSSEY This is the first year of full-time YFC work for Frank Bussey, a graduate of Moody Bible Institute. The effect of K.C. YFC upon Frank's life is obvious. His main interest is contacting teens per- sonally with Christ's message of love. But more than this, Frank wants to see Christian teenagers grow to study God's Word and to know what they believe. Be- cause of this goal, Frank was placed in charge of the quiz program this year.

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GLEN JONES As a teenager Glen's goal was to be a club director. His first step to this goal was taken three years ago when he was the director of Northeast Club. Upon graduation from Calvary Bible College last spring, Glen accepted a full-time position as a Junior High Club Director. Thus, his goal has finally been met, even to the extent that he married his favorite girl - Miss Anna Andrus. This couple is lookingforward to a fruitful ministry and a blessed future. LEONARD ROGERS Since September 1963, Leonard Rodgers has been serving the Lord in Beirut, Lebanon. There he is carrying on the work of Youth for Christ. His deep bur- den for the teens of Lebanon has grown deeper as he has seen their needs. Along with his wife, Pauline, and two children, Leonard has had afruitful ministry during these past months. Our prayers go forth to this servant of the Lord.