Liberty University - Selah Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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5 OPPOSITE TOP RIGHT: Dennis Henderson preaches at TRBC. MIDDLE: The Youth Aflame Singers. OPPOSITE BOTTOM: Youth Aflame sings at TRBC. BOTTOM: Youth Aflame sings at the Bent Creek Baptist Church in Asheville, NC. ABOVE: Many churches like the Bent Creek Baptist Church have heard the YA Singers. Organizations!55

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54!Organizations 'People' is not just the name of a high school assembly program. People are the main concern ofthe LBC Youth Aflame singers. The main ministry of the YA singers, directed by Dennis Hender- son, is high school assembly pro- grams. ln the assemblies the YA members demonstrate the kind of life that the Christian enjoys. The Youth Aflame Singers also sing in many churches and youth rallies. PEOPLI l l A

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lillll ,,.lll ' ZIIIJII 'gill' . - l'Hll' ' .illllll mill' ... .llgll Ill!!! lm: 56!Organizations Preserving history is the object of a time capsule and likewise, the purpose of the LBC Yearbook, SELAH, was to preserve the year of 1978 in picture and the written word. With the help of Alice LaVoie, Josten's!American representative, and Phil Pantana, adviser, the staff felt a unity like never before. Under the direction of Jon Cooper, editor, the staff launched into new and different areas of yearbook experi- mentation. Producing a more con- temporary type book offered new challenges to the staff. The highly experienced efforts of Associate Editor, Tony Mitchell, and Photography Editor, Mike Waters, added much. Other staff members were Tom Debalski, Faith Welling, Charles Stambaugh, Mike Waite, Mary Lynn Coquillard, Julie Delphey, Michele Sady, Jean Hale, Jim Snyder, Susie Pence, Nancy Cunningham, Tammy Mor- gan, and Scott Rasmussen. Working for the Institute was Ubo Miersma, and for the Seminary, Bob Harris. - 'QINU lf-is