Liberty University - Selah Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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OPPOSITE PAGE TOP RIGHT: Pat Harrel handles an on-line computers that records grades, courses, and accounting. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP LEFT: The transition of student grade compiling between the automatic grading machine and the computor process is done by Mrs. Irene Emery, Mrs. Cindy Currin, and Sana Eagle. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: People, problems, and solutions are only a phone call away with the help of the friendly competent counsel of Joel Pearson. TOP: Roy Newman tapes and times the last of the 400 lec- tures. MIDDLE: The impact and importance of the LHBI course is focused upon by Dr. Falwell to the TRBI students as part of the last tape. BOTTOM: ln their second semester, Lynchburg students, Mr. and Mrs. Steven Proodian together learn of the Word of God through the LHBI courses. M515 InStitute!19l

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LHBI CUMPLETED QQ-, 4 - , - - . -- : V ! , 4 ,LIQT lil, -I ' ' , ' l. vu-.5-.,... -1- .. Liberty Home Bible lnstitute un- der the direction of Associate Direc- tor, Joel Pearson, and an eleven- member staff, has sent to students tapes whose combined length stretch around the world eight times. In fact, the U.S., Canada, and four foreign countries are re- ceiving the study course which familiarizes students with the whole Bible, not just a particular book. Bil- ly Kim, a pastor in Korea, is in the process of translating the entire 400 lectures into the Korean lan- guage. Five thousand new students en- rolled for 1977-78, and several hundred others graduated in May having completed the two year course. Updating and moving seems to be the theme with LHBI. The third location for LHBI is presently lo- cated in a new shopping plaza. The new on-line computer terminals, plus a grading machine kept pace with the demanding work load. These terminals kept track of stu- dents' marks, courses taken, number hours per course, billing, and print-out labels. Work that was formerly done in one week with two girls was done in four hours. 190!lnstitute , , -az.. .,, -I 55-71 e .rr , ,ft ,-

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H LLENGE AT TR ,fi yi Q3 H ,X .ir- The Institute held its own chapel service on Monday, highlighting many guest speakers such as Dr. A.P. Guillermin, Dr. John Hughes, Dean Eddie Dobson, Dr. Robert Hughes, Pastor James Moon and others including local pastors, mis- sionaries back from the field and those preparing to go. The experience and insight of these men helped to prepare the students for a challenging and pur- poseful Christian life. The authority of these men enabled students to prepare as Sunday School teach- ers, missionaries, or pastors. The Institute curriculum was strengthened by these earnest witnesses. They believed and prac- ticed the precept that the KNOW is no substitute for the G0 in the Christian's life. 192!lnstitute ,X .. N 5153453 f ti, img