Liberty University - Selah Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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lifilleafeiiibeeaita - me PER, The heartbeat of LBC was the chapel services every Monday Wednesday and Friday. The stu- dents' hearts were blessed by the preaching of great men such as Dr. John R. Rice, Dr. Lakin, and James Robison. The favorite chapel speak- er was LBC's own Chancellor, Dr. Jerry Falwell. Not only did the chapel have great preaching, but chapel music was always spirit- ually uplifting as well. Student Life!23

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22!Student Life TOP MIDDLE: Dr. Lakin addresses the LBC students at Chapel. OPPOSITE RIGHT: Ed Cooley and other students are capti- vated by chapel music. OPPOSITE BOTTOM LEFT: The Mizzo Choir shares songs from India with the LBC students during the Chapel Service. TOP: Dr. John R. Rice expounds on a text from Scripture. ABOVE: James Robison preaches. RIGHT: Jerry Falwell introduces the LBC Chorale. nun!!

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Heartbeat Q lUlfXl93Ql l Variety described the chapel services at LBC. Not only did LBC have excellent preachers in chapel but also inspiring music, Christ- centered testimonies and special presentations. LBC's Mark Lowry magnified the Lord through music during one of the chapel services. Rev. Poppov testified about his experiences in a Communist con- centration camp. The students fell in love with Butch and Steve when they gave their testimonies in chapel. The Wrestling team won the NCCAA Regional Finals and the Na- tonal championship and Bob Bonheim presented the banner to Dr. Guillermin. OPPOSITE TOP LEFT: Mark Lowry sings in chapel. OPPOSITE RIGHT: Dr. Guillermin speaks in chapel. ABOVE: Butch waves to the students before reciting the Scrip- ture verses Dr. Wood taught Steve and him. TOP RIGHT: Reverend Poppov tells his life story in chapel, RIGHT: The Wrestling Team wins the regional title and the team presents the banner to the LBC student body. 24!Student Life