Lancaster Bible College - Ichthus Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)

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IN DEDICATION We, the Senior Class, thank the Lord for the grace of God, which has been so clearly manifested to us through the life of Brother Randolph. Looking back over the brief years of Christian fellowship which we were privileged under God to have with this His servant, there is brought to our minds impressions that were made when as freshmen students we sat under his teaching, and which have not only remained, but have deepened with the passing years. We think of the impression of his life as it was lived among us. In it we have discerned how God can use one who is yielded to Him. Brother Randolph has given us a clear example of what constitutes effective and purposeful Christian living. Then there was the impression that was made on us through his ministry in the classroom. Here the Word of God was unfolded in rich spiritual lessons in Old Testament Synthesis and in Spiritual Life and Prayer, instructing, comforting, convicting, and challenging. We re¬ member also the practical applications being brought home in striking manner, making us realize that these spiritual truths were the realities of life, and that it was his desire that they become a part of our lives. We believe that the effectiveness of a man’s ministry among his students may be deter¬ mined by these two important results: Has his ministry magnified Christ? Has it given his students a vision of the Eternal God and the place they have in His plan? We are conscious of these two effects on our lives, and remain indebted to Brother Randolph as an instrument of God for them. A life under the guidance of the Holy Spirit has touched our lives for God’s honor and glory, and we would not forget that this has been a labor of love; so in heartfelt appreciation the Senior Class dedicates the 1953 ICHTHUS to Brother Randolph, with all Christian love. Daniel 12:3 (R.V.) p r eachcr

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