Liberty University - Selah Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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Borland, Dr. James Bruckner, Dr. Lee Chapman, Dr. Benjamnn Cundall, Earl Grooms, J.O. Hartman, Harvey Kroll, Dr. Woodrow Stevens, James Wood, Dr. Don Academvcs!109

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Equipping men and women to serve Christ in local churches around the globe is the thrust of the Liberty Baptist College Division of Religion. In a world of four billion people, the ministry of the local church is God's only ordained institution from which to work. Training pas- tors, church workers, youth pas- tors, and missionaries is necessary to reap a harvest of souls before Christ's soon return. OPPOSITE TOP: Dr. Ed Hindson preaches in chapel. MIDDLE: Gordon Luff introduces the chorale. TOP: Dr. Sumner Wemp, Chairman of the Division of Religion. RIGHT: The three winners in the LBC sermon contest are Gary Ervin, first place, Tom Thompson, second place, and Terry Hoffecker, third place. equipped In serue LUBAL churches

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Brinkley, EXIITBSSTUII The professors of the Division of Communications attempt to teach students proper expression in writ- ing, speaking and dramatics. Being able to communicate intelligently and properly is a must in the educa- tional sphere of today. These professors want to send out stu- dents that can serve the Lord in the areas of English, Speech, and Dra- ma. OPPOSITE PAGE: Miss Walsh, Debbie Dock- endorf, and Becky Taylor rest in front of the Tower of London during the British Isles Sem- inar trip. TOP: Dr. Mark Lloyd, Chairman of the Division of Communications, checks over a class roster. Right: Mr. Towles looks over class notes. Dr, Edwin '3- gg. Harrison, Don f f- . whiff: KA , a. ,. .1 Q ., W , in ,, -eff, -Z , '35-QS, L ' L 'tv--H Yjklf X ,f ' 1 .'5f1:v, Larson, Irene .Q X gi? Miner, Gloria - - X , 1 Ozolins, Dr. Aija 9 ,fflfit Pantana, Philip T Xt, ,G .9 A X. i x 1 ir T if - if t .-st Q 1 ' S . A . i i'- - it 'W P , Y-A - , f xi!! Lf- j 1' A I xg' - faIfff355 ':i Li' 11O!Academics 15--. Y?