Lamar University - Cardinal Yearbook (Beaumont, TX)

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is mr? r The Church of Christ Bible Chair serves college l students through an educating for Christian living plan. Here students may participate in daily devcr tionals, Bible classes For college credit, Christian Fellowship through various activities and events, publication of a student paper, the Bible Chair Banner, and varied opportunities for Christian ser- vice. 'Students feel Free to come by for counsel and discussion of their problems. Gene Priest, director, leads a Bible Study. CHURCH OF CHRIST Singing is a highlight of the morning worship service of the Church of Christ. ,L E5 W - VAL get i it -me i iifrrif'-i Qi QQ 2552 'Eli Rf iw! S 'QU srl ri. :I 'sl pf-3--1, Jif' 7, lsr

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Members of the Canterbury .-Xssociation posc with their schedule For each weelfs services. CA TERBCURY ASSCDCI TIG Rev. VVorrell leads an informal discussion on a subject of vital interest to the students. The Canterbury Association has a mission on the campus of Lamar Tech. This mission is to promote the knowledge of God and understanding of l-lis Love and Crace to all persons. To carry out this mission, the Episcopal Church built St. Matthews Church and provides For its college opera- tion. The programs that have been conducted this year have drawn from the talent of l.amar's faculty. These persons met with Canterbury and shared their knowledge and experiences with the group.