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194!lnstitute OPPOSITE PAGE RIGHT: After preach- ing his sermon at Elirn Home, Louis Sady gives personal counsel to one of the men. OPPOSITE PAGE LEFT: Work- ing on Sunday nights as a Counselor for AWANAS Lanny Kidd does some last minute checking on two con- testants in the three-legged race. BELOW: Jolly 60's worker, Bill Layton, completes his chalk drawing on the birth of Christ for the retirement group at Kennedy House. BOTTOM: Donald Witham finds that being a bus captain may involve being a part- time daddy to many of his bus child- ren, RIGHT: As part of his Christian Service in the Children's Ministry Warren Rice uses his ability in ven- triloquism to reach young childrenf 1.-il' I H gr 'S i fav Q we -earn N 'Ji- i ' .1 fs. We
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OPPOSITE PAGE TOP LEFT: Dr. Young, Presi- dent of Holy Land Studies, explains some of the problems in the Middle East concerning Israel today. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP RIGHT: Charles Saunders an Institute student, and his wife minister in music during chapel. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: Leading the sing- ing with gusto, Rick Lawrenson promises to let anyone who does not sing do a solo. LEFT: Jerry Killian is the recipient of the Clifford Smith Memorial Award for the out- standing student of the Institute. TOP RIGHT: Future missionary to New Zealand, Chuck Wadsworth. gives a report of how the Lord is providing for all his needs. BOTTOM RIGHT: One of the lnstitute's favorite sing- ers, Fred Duncan, sings My Tribute. l' I mv' 1- ,,,. , ' I F 4 J 4 I t , v V- , 1 v 'K II 5 4 f - 1 HL I . . , g !' :klvlllrt 1 'J ,, f6L,.7.Vg3f .rLs':ff,-Wat! r 'g35,a.:- z ' ' ' ' . iifi-Erifri i N 3,3 guifpilgi ' f y fl' I V'2,?t,J?Q4 1 11 I 1275 Institute! 193
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iiWiiNo Mr TRBlI 055. 0 The outgrowth of learning was married to the practical ministry of teaching and bringing others to an understanding of Christ. Total commitment to the lives of others was a continual daily occurance. Robert Hall went as far as pulling an 83 year-old lady'sltooth during his visitation because she did not have the money to pay for a dentist. Don Reynolds' drove over 1000 miles a week to attend classes and to work in his Christian Service. Molding and shaping,men's lives into Christ's image in some cases meant great sacrifice, but it was not without a sense of great privi- lege andpurpose of,God fulfilling his purpose in this generation Uames 22205. ' lnstitute!195
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