Liberty University - Selah Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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ln Concert characterizes the main activity of the Choraleers under the direction of Mr. Kim Renas. The Choraleers also sang during the early service every Sunday at Thomas Road Baptist Church. Participating in the Living Christ- mas Tree at TRBC was a highlight of the year. The Choraleers played a major part in the recording df the Living Christmas Tree album. fkfi Z5 M if ,ii ' Ei EQQXJ TEE! 42!Organizations

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Love . . . it comes in all colors, shapes, and sizes. That is the goal of Smite and the LBC International Singers - to love people. In the fall of 1977, Haiti became the burden of LBC Missions and TRBC. A pro- gram for Haiti began, and by Christ- mas break LBC found one hundred and fifty students dedicating their vacation to spend time in Haiti. A program for food shipment began and thousands of tons of food were shipped regularly. A ship was do- nated to the ministry for that pur- pose. Before leaving for Haiti the LBC International Singers found themselves spending many late hours learning to sing in Creole, the language of the Haitian people. The hours were long as students prepared daily for a ministry to people. The rewards came in seeing a hungry face turn to the love and joy of Christ. OPPOSITE TOP: The ship on which food was carried to Haiti. The ship's name was 'The Hallelujah'. OPPOSITE BOTTOM: The LBC International Singers. MIDDLE: Jan Euliss with one of the Haitian children. BOTTOM: Patty Balliet gives a Haitian woman a New Testament in her own language. TOP: The LBC International Singers. ith Love . fi i Organizationsflll

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It 11 J. OPPOSITE: The Living Christmas Tree in which the Choraleers sang. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Kim Renas, Choraieers director, takes an active part in an SGA-sponsored Donkey Basketball game. BOTTOM RIGHT: Christy Farmer sings during a concert in the spring. LEFT: Dana Haller, the Choraleers pianist. Organizations!43