Liberty University - Selah Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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LOOKING AT TRBJI RIGHT: Dean Willmington and Associate Dean Chapman stand before the whole stu- dent body, TOP LEFT: Flipping through the Bible, Luther Goff tries to find the correct interpretation of a passage during an open book test in Hermeneutics. TOP RIGHT: January 13, 1978, began with a snow that cancelled the first day of class, The Institute completed its 6th year and 4th graduating class, May 7, 1978. Each student made strides to be- come a Champion for Christ CCFCJ and to be more of a biblicist. The evidence of God's moving and speaking in this generation was witnessed by many students of different cultural backgrounds. The constant change, whether it was the room temperature Cfreez- ing or hotj, new experiences, new visions, or new dimensions of living, has shown each student that he stands on the threshold of some- thing great in the present genera- tion. During this year each student was better able to give a reason of the hope that lies within him with accurateness and boldness and confidence before God and man.

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The Dean is a proven writer, auth- or, teacher, Bible expositor, and seminar lecturer across the nation. Recently, Dr. Willmington com- pleted the New Testament Basic Stages in the Book of Ages compli- mentary to his book of the if Testament Basic Stages. He has authored eleven books over a 17 year period of labour and Bible study. The 195 TRBI students were chal- lenged by the Dean's Christ-centered life which is a consistent example of what he teaches. In addition to being Associate Dean of TRBI, Mr. Chapman is a full-time pastor at Bethel Baptist Church in Amherst County, and he travels widely in Bible seminars. Pastor Chapman exercised his gift of an evangelist, especially in the 7:00 class and set the pace for the day. Also, this year he wrote a book concerning pastoral theology. In his own church Pastor Chapman re- produced his ministry because several have come from his church and have graduated from the insti- tute and are now pastoring churches. 186!lnstitute in Il -liar-H l6 1 ,,, ,,.1,,im-'Q n ' '- - '.- 'iv V-Qui' . ' Je. in ZH