Lancaster Bible College - Ichthus Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)

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ROBERT L. LATHAM Dean of Men STELLA SISK Dean of Women ADMINISTRATION STAFF PAUL J. SEBASTIAN Dept, of Missions ARMINIA STEHMAN Book Room EMORY G. WILT Supt. of Buildings MARGUERITE WILT Dietitian mur -. ■■■■ IPfiC ' «■■■

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ADMINISTRATION STAFF As we look back over this year at the Lancaster School of the Bible, we are amazed how rapidly time has flown. We can with joyful hearts really say God has done great things whereof we are glad. One of the many great things He has done is the supplying of an able and conse¬ crated Administration Staff. We praise Him for those who have willingly sacrificed all in order to be of service here. Daily do we experience the manifestations of the chief desire of their hearts, that of guiding and helping us in anyway possible for His glory. This year a few additions have been made to the staff, namely, a Dean of Women, a Dean of Men, and a Director of Christian Service. We can testify to the blessing and help these three additions have been to each of us. Not only is the staff willing and able to be of help to us individually and as a group, but each member is a living testimony and a worthy example of Him we love and serve. The challenging messages and dynamic Christian life of our President, the Christian love manifested along with the discipline of our Deans, the assistance we have received from the Directors of the Department of Christian Service and Department of Missions, the friendly smile and efficiency of our Book Room Secretary, and the labour of love of our Dietician and Superintendent of Building and Ground, have all made our year a blessed one. m WILLIAM J. RANDOLPH President H. ROBERT JACKSON Dept, of Student Activity

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I am thankful to God for the privilege of having a small part in the training of young people who are dedicated to the Lord and desire that men may be saved. If we are to hold forth the Word of life in the midst of a perverse generation, it is important to remember the example and principle set forth by Paul in 1 Corinthians 9:20-22, along with the necessary spiritual qualifications. CLARKE E. BURKHOLDER FACULTY Joy to the world, the Lord is come. These well known words bring to mind thoughts of song, a season of giving and receiving gifts, and of good will to men. And yet the gifts of our Heavenly Father are without season, falling upon us continually! I am thankful for the great gift of salvation through faith and the unceasing gifts of peace, strength, and joy in Christ Jesus. For He has come and is coming again: Whom having not seen, ye love; in whom, though now ye see Him not, yet believing, ye rejoice with joy unspeakable and full of joy. GRACE E. DOAN If it were not for the marvelous grace of God, I may have been numbered among those who are to¬ day classed as Juvenile Delinquents. But because the Lord saved me, I know that He is willing to bring all boys and girls to a full knowledge of Christ as Saviour. What a glorious privilege it is to have a share in reaching children with the Gospel today! May the Holy Spirit make you His instrument to give the Word of Life to benighted boys and girls. E. BERYL HAMPTON