LeTourneau University - Pioneer Yearbook (Longview, TX)

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90 LOVE Bob and Joy Cull shared their ‘‘love songs to the Lord”’ with LeTourneau students in their December concert. Bob had performed at LeTourneau before, but his December concert was somewhat different as he sang with his new wife, Joy. Joy Cull was a member of the group ‘‘Parable”’ prior to her marriage to Bob. Both sang while Bob played the piano and Joy accompanied with her guitar. Their informal style and unique ministry was especially appealing to the students. Bob and Joy’s concert had a special effect on LeTourneau students because it was given at ‘‘Finals’’ time on the campus. Their songs supplied students with a soul refreshing and spirit filling break from their hectic schedules. THE CULLS SHARED SONGS WITH STUDENTS Bob Cull has composed most of the tunes and lyrics for the songs he has performed.

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a ee a oe A great deal of their ministry was the testimony they gave between songs and after the concert. 91