Life Pacific College - Carry On Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1977 volume:

a ' ' 4- V V) 4 WJf j X ' . f ' i jJ U n a foggy early December morning in 1924, Aimee Semple McPherson JS j % L turned tlie first of four spades of earth. It had been nearly two years since ' . I - . •. T sVi the Bible Training Institute had opened in the parsonage of Angelus Temple. Along with the constant growth of the Temple, the Bible School expanded until it had to find permanent quarters of its own. Thus, Sister McPherson and her co-laborers struck out on faith and broke ground for the desperately needed Bible School facilities. As God-inspired institutions seek to follow the Lord ' s leading, there are changes as time progresses. Not the change of founding principles, nor of guiding truth, but as institutions are vehicles of accomplishing God ' s purposes they change in order to better fulfill the Lord ' s will and work. LIFE Bible College has changed greatly in the more than fifty years since its founding. Inits early years the school had several names, including Echo Park Evangelistic and Missionary Training Institute and International Institute of Foursquare Evangelism. The present name was finally decided upon in 1927. The crowded classes moved quickly from the parsonage to the 500 Room of the Temple. This too soon proved inadequate but it was over ' i . T ' ' %By5__ l three years before the reinforced concrete building was ready for classes. ™ ' - • • ' ' ' ■ ' - ■ The new, large structure experienced constant use as a Bible school during the week and as a Sunday School building for the Temple on Sunday. The first floor auditorium held the over-flow crowds for the services. In the late 1920 ' s a Preparatory Department was started which functioned as a high school. Those young people who could not stay in public school because of the constant teaching of evolution, received a full high school education. These special students at the College were called Cadets. Thus, LIFE proved itself flexible in order to meet the needs of the church and community. From a two year institution, LIFE has become a four year school which offers both a Bachelor ' s degree in Bible and in Religious Education. The Library, expanded and equipped ' through the generous efforts of the Alumni Association, is now in the midst of another expansion program to increase its size, quality and service to the Bible School in order to meet higher standards. The school ' s administration - marked by a history of stability - has experienced significant changes. In the mid-1 960 ' s the Office of the Dean of Students was created in order to serve the student body. As of this year, the College will be administrated by its own Board of Regents. This year we have achieved a major step toward accreditation with the American Association of Bible Colleges by advancing to the Candidate Status. Amid these changes, this school year saw a great change in administrative personnel , including a new Executive Director, Dean of Students and Business Administrator. As the four shovels of earth symbolized constant change for the infant Bible Training Institute, they speak to us of the constant change that we experience as we follow the Lord ' s leading. The College is now entering into a new phase of its life - there is a new governing body, and a new administration - all of this is to better serve the original purpose of the school: to train men and women for the service of Christ. The Lord has given us scripture and teaching to guide us as we make these changes. At the beginning of this year we heard how Joshua was instructed and instructed the priests to carry the Ark into the Jordon. The people followed — but at a distance. This shows us that when God leads us into some new dimension of our lives, we must let Him show us the way — we must follow His leading, because. . . • . ' . ' ■k H H HI ii— TL ' H SI 1 ■ss4 We luwc wt passed ms loau he(ore.„   L.I.F.E. BIBLE COLLEGE at Los Angeles, 1115 Lemoyne Street, Los Angeles, California 90026 n Qjuaust and Setiemher. or Octoher, fOovemher anl Decemher . or Januaru, Februaru or Gpril and Wcw and Worch.., { Rqt ' oti Service with a smile. Oh, those registration lines. We do it all for you. Think I ' ll make the front page? ' Let ' s see, BROWN. B-R-0-W-N. DERM Of STUDENTS Nancy, when are they going to start screening the students? Forms, forms, forms... You ' ve got the cutest little baby face. Call me, irresistible.. Well, if you think I look funny - you should see Dr. Van Cleave! Hello! My name is Jim Phillippiand I would like to thank all of you for this lovely, new, green hat!.. THE FOLLOWING ARE EXCERPTS FROM DR. VAN CLEAVE ' S ADDRESS TO THE FALL 1976 CONVOCATION (Sermon text was Joshua 3:2-4) Now I think the expanding christian life has three aspects: first of all, it is a life of winning victories, in the second aspect, it is a life of constant discipline and obedience. And finally, it is a life of continuous possession of God ' s promised land. My friends, there are many battles ahead for you and your expanding, growing Christian life, but those battles that are important, God is going to give you by faith. Unless we go forth from this school disciplined, all the academic excellence of the classroom will be of little value. Far be it from me to be anti-intellectual, but on the other hand, unless we are submitted to God and to one another, we will have little value as ministers. Joshua told the children of Israel to go behind the Ark of the Covenant, stay 2,000 cubits behind it. Let God lead the way! You ' re going to possess the land because the Ark of the Covenant goes before you. The Holy Spirit will lead the way - Divine power will lead the way, and you will win the victory because you follow the Ark of the Covenant! Finally, in the ever expanding Christian life it will be a life of possession of God ' s land! How important to our lives constantly learning the will of God. In fact that is a very important part of this growing Christian life - learning to walk in the will of the God! My friends, if we don ' t do anything else during our years here, let ' s be filled with the Spirit! Let ' s learn the power of prayer! Let ' s have the mantle of God upon us! Let ' s experience God in our lives so that when we stand before those whom God will give us, the finger of God will cause us to stand out!... You see friends, as we grow in the Lord, no matter how many years we ' ve been In the ministry, when you come to a point when God says, you haven ' t been growing lately , submit your heart and life and grow! Then see what the Lord will do! And it is my prayer and my hope that when this year has been concluded, that every one of you will be able to say in your heart sincerely before the Living God, We mie not passed mis woxj before... A ociated tudent Bod Officers oultberg I esident « Fell ows k Everybody loves hot dogs. P Upper classmen lend a hand. Takin ' it easy. ICiid cJV So, this is the frosh fellowship. 12 13 Larry Andrews Dianne Arbec Mark Barclay Greg Barnes John Barton Barbara Beall Delbert Beavers John Bechtold Roy Benavidez Kelly Birks m- t;j.j.: . 1 Linda Blackburn • v. Melba Blaser Howard Bradley Frank Borsotfl 14 Thomas Brown Marshall Butt Gilbert Caban Mark Cagley Annette Calder h ll Bixby Calderwood Robert Calhoun Annette Canen Woodward Carr Daniel Cerone William Christian Susan Coffman 15 ■ . ■ ' ■- i John Cortez Jim Cosby Victor Damus LaDonna Darnall Cathie Davidson Anthony Del-Gadlllo David DeWItt Nora Dominguez David Edwards A ■ Kathy Dowhan Waiter Edwards Arne Eimore 16 Margaret Estrada TerrI Eubank Rachelle Fisher Shirley Garcia Joey Gering Cynthia Goldsmith Juanita Gomez Lisa Green Dale Hargrove Gary Harper 17 James Henderson Patrick Henley Michael Hinds Renee Hofts Betty Howard Michael Howard I. -,,y Charles Johnson ' r ,i0 :M ll Wm- m H Vw l Michael Johnson Robert Jones Kirsti Kreider Robert Lara Jeff Lindquist 18 Richard Masamitsu Gayla Mercer S faw - Alejandro Lopez Kendall McKisick Janet McMichael Marcy MacAskill Mike Maiden Thomas Mercer Christine Millea Kitty Millet Howard Moreno Julius Moten 19 -iV M Robert Murrieta Miriam Nichols Karen Nielsen Charles Otero Laurie Owens RPR m N Gary Pederson Jami Philpott Mike Pietrusiewicz Lewis Pittman 1 1 John Plumnner Dan Post Susie Powers John Prpich 20 Robert Prudler Wayne Robinson Cheri Rouleau Sylvia Ruddock Paul Samples Reynaldo Sanchez Johna Sandidge Randall Sanford Ricardo Santiago Gregory Sapien Charl es Seielstad John Seward Sharoline Shivers 21 Randi Silva Kathleen Sloan in SiPiWl Wade Sossamon Ruth Sponsler Randy Stoltz Ken Strandberg Cindy Swanson John Tamborrino Peter Tavis Daniel Thompson Sharon Thompson Daniel Torres Scott Troutwein Timothy Tubra 22 Joe Valdez RaeAnn Van Oosbree Amy Vida Debra Vlning David Walker Ruth Warner Robert West Debbie White Russell Witt Tim Wold Melvin Young NOT SHOWN: Jose Armenta Sondra Berry Barbara Brooks John Cardoza Denise Cavinee Richard Cornwell Sandra Ex Jerry Garcia Emma Garza Gary Harper Irene Ochoa Raymond Phillips Sylvia Ruddock Jessie Siller Lloyd Sossamon Charles Willis 23 William R. Cochrane Academic Dean Ralph E. Hammon Dean of Admissions 24 Charles M. Shoemake Dean of Students ttalion Dorothy Jean Furlong Director, College Relations Gary C. Curtis Business Administrator 25 leacliitiq facultu i I f N --- D. Boosinger J. Acuff M. Canata S. Cauble W. Cochrane 26 y ' J. Conger G. Curtis G. Duffield L. Edwards L. Eno 27 D. Furlong C. Hall R. Hammon J. Hayford 28 Z. Hill V H. Horacek  .v. fi pBB L p .v -iaaiaas?. ' J. Kingsbury D. McGregor G. Matsdorf 29 4 H. Rosen berger 1 if .. Nr - S.-. m ' wt j N WW } m C. Shoemake N. Steiner 30 C. Tate N. VanCleave C. Walkem E. Zone 31 full Itoie Dean of Students Office Nancy Gorke Office of Admissions Dorothy Hammon Marge Driver LeilanieSilva Word Processing Center Sandy Turner Jan Wallace Brenda Jorgenson Executive Director ' s Office 32 i J Student Ministries Office Louise Turner College Relations Betty Ewens Beverly Beall Academic Office Dorothy Morgan Ken Burget Business Office Sherri Gault Marie Eno Janet Oliver 33 ■CO o 34 JOE KIKER, Maintenance Supervisor [In other words, Joe keeps the building together!] 35 Doffiiitotj MEN ' S RESIDENCE Wayne Margie Driver Advisor ' s KipSittner Assistant WOMEN ' S RESIDENCE Mrs. Geneva Brown Advisor Vonnie Coombs, Assistant Cathy Wald, Assistant YES! I ' m the dorm assist!!! What dovouwant?!?!?!? Now girls, this is a dorm assist. Please don ' t bite, kick, tear or mutilate her 36 1 ►- •■ ' 1. yX % , T ,. 771 8? i if A 5 f-i -l -ip ' •sv foottall CStHtSTAp 37 } b - 38 Kctteat 39 FRESHMEN Day Ken Strandberg President Amy Vida Vice-President Cynthia Goldsmitli Secretary Richard Masamitsu . . . .Treasurer Night John Cleghorn President Shirley Garcia ... V. P. Secretary Charles Otero Treasurer Class SOPHOMORE Day Jack Duitsnnan President Anitajean Cadanou . Vice-President Vonnie Coombs Secretary Richard Trader Treasurer Night Octavio Martinez President Gayle Jackson ....Vice-President Judy Wilson Secretary 40 Officers JUNIOR Day Lee Johnson President Janice Abbey Vice-President Charlotte Sessums Secretary Tony Soleros Treasurer Night Dave Blake President Judy Waller Secretary Becky Taylor Vice-President Bob Hensel Treasurer SENIORS DAY Dennis Frey President Marilyn McClain . .Vice-President Lesli Temple Secretary Richard Kregear Treasurer NIGHT Richard Meyer President Marta Morales .... Vice-President Debbie Meyer Secretary Jerry McGlade Treasurer 41 Ifl e titufe On September 19, 1976, Dr. N.M. Van Cleave weis officially charged witfi tfie responsibility of EXECU- TIVE DIRECTOR of L.I.F.E. Bible College. Only five people have proceeded Dr. Van Cleave in assuming this significant office. A number of our leadership partici- pated in the service including representatives of the faculty, the Board of Directors, Foursquare Bible Schools and the Student Body. 42 During the summer a new depart- ment was added to the school. The new ord Processing Center is located on the 3rd floor of the college building. This new depart- ment, set up by IBM, is equipped to handle repetitive letters, dicta- tion (accessible by phone to all faculty members), and bulk letters. The new computer will handle the school ' s records, accounts and billings. This new center will be able to handle the work of many persons. 43 SSSB ■rl m ■ . j B KA SB«s.-..«e  g«««- .« .r . ■« «...:■■ OCTO H f • r ' ■ p ■ li- lt 1 ■xA ' AutuMi ■iS:- 46 47 n w ' HHf 0 Km t K| 1 B N ' ! H u Selles 48 DICK EASTMAN 5 C H L 4 P K A Y E The spiritual emphasis sessions and the School of Prayer were led by Dick Eastman whom God has used in a remarkable way to mobilize people for prayer. Three hundred seventy-two students and faculty enrolled for a special 8-hour School of Prayer which Mr. Eastman conducted on Friday and Saturday at the conclusion of the spiritual emphasis week. Many students testified to the way in which their prayer life was revolutionized by the Holy Spirit as a result of this experienc e. 49 mm I IB ' Girls VoIleuLall Going 4 - 2 this season. LIFE ' S Girl ' s Volleyball team enjoyed positive response fronn the students and faculty. Approx- imately twenty girls came our for the sport enabling the establishing of two teams with a full bench for last minute substitutions. i r : 51 Under the direction of John Wold, the College choir mini- stered in churches throughout the Southern California area. They also ministered at the 1977 Festival of Praise Four- square Convention in Port- land, Oregon. Following the convention, the choir sang at churches along the coast making their way back to Los Angeles. 52 53 nora por BELOW - [Women I to r] Anitajean Cadonau, Debbie Fuller, Susan Crowe, Penny Ames (center bottom). [Men I to r] Paul Samples, Gordon McManus, Bob Rufener, Ken Burget. NOT SHOWN: Lisa Green 54 55 Donald Alanis Angelo Ales MarkAlmanza Darell Amelang Penelope Ames Cathy Atwater Clarence Atwater Ester Baido Lonnie Barker Paul Barrett Karen Benedict 56 Loren Benson David Blevins Zachary Bright Douglas Briney Robert Brown Irv Bruyntjens Brooks Bryan Steve Burdick Anitajean Cadonau Glenn Campagna Gloria Cochrane Wanda Coleman Felipe Colunga 57 Yvonne Coombs Virgil Coons Paula Cooper Oh, mom, mom, mom,. . . Deborah Cottenmyre Lewis Crawford George Dawkins Jack Duitsman Robert Flores Judith Francis Cindy Frank Annette Freligh Kenneth Friedman 58 Gill Garcia Emma Garza Benjamin Graves Daniel Hairabedian Irene Hall Darlene Hartness Gail Jackson Senur Jackson Tally Jimenez Allan Johnson 59 Eddie Johnson Son ja Johnson Alfred Jones Margaret Jones Phil Jones Camille Jorjorian 1 HB K fW 1 ) 1 ' , - i I HrNi. 1 t: :-j You nnean you carry that briefcase because you actually put things in it? Janet Kemp fvlichael Kinney Phillip Kitts Robert Kneevers Joyce Lancaster 60 John Leishman Steven McKendry Gordan McManus Donald Mackay Carl Magness Christine Maltby Vaneda Manthe Octavio Martinez Craig Mathiasen Mary Maxon Steven Meade George Metnvin 61 Ronald Miller Pam Moats Phillip Montgomery David Moomjean Janice Moore Dana Morales Manuel Moreno Albert Noel Are you sure they won ' t make us come back this time? Richard Norwood Ed Nyhoff Richard Ochoa Ralph Oliver Richard Ortega 62 David Palmer Daniel Parrisii Philip Pelikan Mark Pendleton -i- James Phillippi ■i ' ; . ■■•■■fy ' Ti-vs ..• ; i ' N - ; ; • ' .■- ' K. ?fe-V?:s? ' il ' ? ■i.;-:. ' 4 - : ' ' -V •: fe ' ■■J James Phipps David Powell Kenneth Powers Richard Pugh Larry Rauch Arthur Reardon 63 David Renstrom William Robinson Walden Rozetta Robert Rufener Tony Russell Christopher Sands Donald Schultz Dawn Seely Keith Shoemake Lavonne Simonson MaryStarnes Janet Stiltner Joni Sunde 64 LisaSuriaga Ron Swor Jacqueline Taylor Marilyn Terry Donald Thompson George Thompson Diane Tolle James Tolle Richard Trader Raymond Vallee Gregory Watson Mike Watson Vickie West 65 Louis White Charles Whittiker Kathy Williams Judith Wilson Hurry and take the picture! I can ' t hold this smile much longer! Michael Winterer John Woodard Robert Zurrica Ruth Zuvela NOT SHOWN: Gary Carter, Ronald Cattani, John Caudillo, Robert Cristler, Nora Dominquez, Donna Howell, Robert Murrieta, Lewis Pittman and Leon Smith. 66 Lois Van Cleave Director, Student Ministries Though the academic ability of the graduate is of great concern to the administration of the College, they have not neglected the fact that our new ministers need to be well acquainted with active ministry. It is the desire of the Directors that our ministers be not only well versed in the expostion of Scripture but also that they be able to minister that knowledge - in life changing power - to the needs of the world through the riiointing of Jesus Christ. This has been the hallr ark v. this College since its beginning. What the world neerls . knowledge and power. The Special Ministry Teams provide the opportunity for students to have first hand exposure to active ministry in present day circumstances. We have two Action teams that go out frequently to surrounding churches to minister at various services. In these situations the students involved are able to employ the different means of ministry that they have learned in school. On team M were Rick and Debbie Meyer, Steve Vagasy, Dennis and Linda Frey and Nick Capalia. Team S consisted of David Parr, David Blake, Jodell Herdt, Irene Archuleta, and Tom Hassel. There also are teams that go to homes for children. Those involved had the great joy of ministering - while still in school - to churches and in areas where people really needed the love of Jesus shown to them. It is imperative for graduation that each student proves that he has been involved in some form of ministry during his education. This is a safe-guard against those who intend to learn active ministry at the expense of some innocent congregation! 67 G. LAc).c). A? CotiVchtioh r A f y , d ' ' . . «-?«r«f| ' f ' 3.V f ; f i Wow! All these are free? ANAHEIM NOU iy-£n CONVENTION GREflTtR LCS ANGELES |, CENTER SUNDfiV SCHOOL CONU MStk -i M; rs? 4i ' -« ' -« . i 68 , ofj- 69 -(,■■ ;■, . ■■.- ??W WW v. nww ' ■5 ' ■ , 70 fti 4l 71 72 I ' r Xr--- - I 73 74 yii iioiQ twtK 5f iKjrio C bTsLUm ' B 75 Chtiatmas Sitig 76 77 u TCttU  ty +ITcl«-.. Expressions by Chuck Shoemake 78 Now girls, if you want to get that man, . . . You have to get right out there. . And snatch him! Now, what did do wrong? Yippeeee!! ! No one got 100% on my test! IVrtar ' ? ? You think you got a perfect score!?!? I can ' t believe that kid got a perfect score on my test... Da dee dee dee da. How would know if combing your hair makes it fall out??? Brought to you by . . . Miss C ' s Peanuts 79 ' amiUar ' fmii m UH 80 ■A I I f ■ r i 81 VJe are extending our appreciation to the L.I.F.E. ALUMNI ASSOC! A TION for their years of concern for the Bible College which is evidenced by their assistance in: Purchasing the Compugraphic Typesetter. Purchasing the Computer and machinery in the new Word Processing Center. Remodeling the third and fourth floors of the College building. COMMITTEE OFFICERS James Ritch, President Steven Harris, Vice-President Jerry Martin, Secretary Marjorie Harvey, Treasurer Dale Downs Jim Haggard Ken Johns Lloyd Johnson Glenn Metzler Lester Vollmer Dan Westlund Building and furnishing the L.I.F.E. Library. 82 Beverly Carlton Librarian QUIET t t ii,« T C 83 5pf13ig ff - !! 86 Tom Adair Lola Anderson Ln-,ca Barker Reoe-:.: sa.c ' ._a-; 5e e-; Mark Bradbury Janet Brown Mariys Bryan William Byers Mollie C a.e-S Ricnard Cornwell Ricnarc Da a RoDert Davma MarK Duz:k Lore ' r a-se ' Thomas Gioscia Barbara Hammon Ralph Hutier janice Keune 87 Michael Kobilnyk John LaMadrid Anthony Lanza Dolores Lee Bobbi Lehman Wendy Lopez John Lucht Gary Lynn Dennis McCutcheon Steve Martin Edward Meyer Cynthia Monkres Richard Parrish Scott Randolph DeniseSeno Judith Smith Cheryl Soriano Dan Swaggerty Gregory Taylor 88 Martha Tolentino Edward Townsend John Vermaes Randy Weir Jill White SPRING SEMESTER FACULTY ADDITIONS Tim Willett Doris Williams Marie Trimble Not Shown: Keith Ingersoll George Johnson Ivy Stanton 89 Another step forward in the history of LIFE Bible College . . . establishing the Boafd of Re eiit LEFT TO RIGHT (standing)- Alvin H. Heimbuch, Jack W. Hayford, Malcolm D. MacGregor, Allan Hamilton, Gerald E. Canning, Leiand H, Simonson, Merrill E. Nictiolls, (seated) Jack E. Saffell, Sidney Westbrook, Rolf K. McPherson, Richard F. Schmidt, Nathaniel M. Van Cleave, Howard P. Courtney, Paul E. Jones (Not shown) Andrew Sawchuk 90 Dr. Rolf K. McPherson President, Board of Trustees LIFE Bible College, Incorporated President, International Church of the Foursquare Gospel 91 T QUEEN ROBIN McGREGOR Escort Russ Witt Freshman Princess Cindy Swanson Escort Kipley Sittner Sophomore Princess Dawn Seeley Escort Ron Swor Junior Princess Becky Comstock Escort Manny Comstock Senior Princess Lesli Temple Escort Ken Powers M ■.,- ' ■ ' Faculfcu . , Basketball 96 97 96 CHAPELS You are facing new ways wherein you have never passed before, but. Dr. Van Cleave There is sufficient, abundant supply to meet every need! Dr. Duffield As you cast down all of self to Him - you will find Wayne Driver True liberty in Christ. Miss Furlong Solidly founded on the doctrines of the Word! Ron Williams Through the hard lean years of preparation - you will have Jim Hayfard Days given in which you can rejoice and be g ' ad. with a Sam Middlebrook Voice to declare it! Gary Musgrove When you come to tjarriers that separate. He will break them down, so Marie Trimble Your ministry can flow freely - and finally Dennis Easter You can stand triumphantly as bondman set free, beca-se o Dr. Hammon Our incomparable Christ! Dr. Walkem 76 sequence moves beautifully from problem to promise! Udee Pool 99 100 101 . . . . Y Janice Abbey Andrew Aldridge Gary Andersen Christian Anderson Christine Anderson Cynthia Bain Martin Bergman Dave Blake Mi chael Branson Donna Carpenter Jack Chalmers Diane Cheramy Sharlyn Clanton Murvin Coffman Susanne Crowe Kim Curtis Benjamin Daily John DeBow Paul Dillman Debbie Doying Randy Everett Bernie Federmann Foch Fuller 103 Bob Gersztyn MarkGibbs Patty Gil more Peter Gonzalez Leiand Gray Denise Haden Rickey Hayes Vivian Hefner Robert Hensel Sue Hutton Jeffrey Johnston . . .Open the doors and there ' s all the people! 104 Mary Jones Jim Kehrii Kathy Kellstrom Linne Keosababian William Klinge Terry Lamirand Jane Litze nberg William Long Michelle McBrearty Sheryl Magness Howard Manthe Bessie Mills 105 Keiichiro Nishhida Cynthia Olazabal Laura Oliver Kathy Page Buffy Pardee Ruby Patterson What do you mean my B-flat sounds lil ean A-sharp? Nnal abaale Paulo You didn ' t tell me that thing was loaded!!! Fred Pitts Udee Pool Arthur Ramirez Janet Russell 106 Ellen Scribner Charlotte Sessums Philip Shepard Keith Smith Patricia Smith Lesley Squire Mary Squire Anthony Soteros Greg Stewart 107 Harlan Tanner Becky Taylor Susan Touriel Johnnie Walker Judith Waller Gilbert Wank Sure, Debbie - you can drive the new carl Now get up off your knees! Derek Wilson Ken Wold Pamela Wold John Zimnnermann NOT SHOWN: Gary Anderson William L. Cannon David Comstock Rebecca Comstock Jesse Cosio Lillian Cresse Michael Edwards Daniel Gill W. Lee Johnson Alejandro Lopez Edward Lyon Steven McGregor Samuel Meza Richard O ' Neal Randy Osborn 108 c L L E D G A E Y 109 MHMJiMil Retfght «SU .% « J ' - « 110 111 Brother Phillips presented a series on Pentecostal Dynam ics during the week of March 28 through April 1. Coleman Phillips is a former faculty member of L.I.F.E. and was a favorite of many. This was an excellent opportunity for us each to learn many practical aspects on the operation of the gifts of the Holy Spirit. Cott dSice oti ?€ticco£A 112 Coleman Phillips 113 ...ss? ' ' ' Dr. Walkem Day Charles William Walkem, Professor Emeritus of L.I.F.E. Bible College, was honored by students, faculty and well-wishers as he concluded 41 years of teaching at the college. Student Body Officers presented Dr. Walkem with scores of cards and messages from former and present students, faculty and friends; Dr. Thompson Bade, his contemporary, was present to give a tr ibute. 1 Wi i fm 1 Bi iL MrtAiw 116 ■ 1 1 i ' ML i n| 117 ' ' •S ---i ? ' ' ' CHARGE TO THE GRADUATES ' e neea is ine same, me message is the same and the qualifications for the messengers remain the same. God has chosen you to proclaim His message — knowing this is to be in the center of the center of God ' s will. Duf field (1) Cooperate with God and let Him finish the work that He has started. (2) Focus in on God ' s promises to you! The Christ you deal with is not a weak person outside of you, but a tremendous power inside of you. II Coc. 13:3 (3) Rely on the Holy Spirit. (4) Abide in the Vine. Conger You should strive for excellency in all that you do — there should be no shoddiness of work for which you will later be ashamed. Tate The ministry is information, inspiration and perspir- ation. (1) Have a balanced ministry. (2) Do it with all your heart. (3) Let the peace of God umpire your heart. Van Cleave The Words that I speak to you are Spirit and L;fe. Stanton Before God puts a person into the ministry, He puts the ministry into the man. God ' s plan to teach faithful men is threefold: (1) Study it (2) Know it (3) Live it. PREACH THE WORD! And when you preach the Word , never forget to preach Jesus Christ ! Eno My P.S. to you: (P.S. meaning Parting Shot) Sticl to the Scripture! Stand on the Scripture! Be a Steward of the Scripture! If a text gets ahold of a man, and the man gets ahold of the text, it will make ecclesiastical history. Hammon t edeemed James J. Adams B.A. The experience of learning the reality of God ' s love has been the prime factor in my preparation for the ministry. To know the love of Christ, which passeth knowledge. (L Tn i e (1 . ( ' i Oi rrx L. Stanley Adams Standard Diploma I have learned that it is good to know what you believe but better to know the scripture that you base your beliefs on. - ni Randall Steven Adams B.R.E. I have learned to step out in faith knowing that God will and does supply my needs according to His riches in glory in Christ and in whatever circumstance I find my- self, I will be content. Irene Archuleta B.R.E. The Lord has made II Cor. 12:9,10 more of a reality in my life. It ' s His grace that is sufficient for me and it ' s during my weakest moments when I am strong in Him. m :tM Mmi J. XavierArmentaJr. ' B.A. Knowing that I am saved has been my greatest experience. My studies in the Epistles, especially Romans broaden my spiritual un- derstanding that it is not by emotion or works but by faith. Praise God! , H iLO J Raymond Morgan Akford B.A. In learning the truth of our Lord Jesus Christ it has set me free from my sins and made me hunger for all of the truth in the Word of God. (John 8:32) The truth will set you free. Daniel Robert Baele Standard Diploma The single most important thing that I have learned here at L.I.F.E. is my position in Christ because of the provision of His cross. Candace Baird Standard Diploma Watching the other students grow and listening to their ' experiences has been my most wonderful experience. Incoming freshmen, whom I thought were real weal branches, have developed into strong trees. These lives were changing all the time, and contin- ued to change during the four years. What pleasant surprises. C vcC. auc e. OAyK dL Gary D. Baker, Jr. Standard Diploma The l ey to the problems of men can be found in the ministry of the Word in the words of Paul, Scripture is profitable for teach- ing, for reproof, for correction, for training in righteousness. (IITIm. 3:16) John Timothy Bean Standard Diploma Having found myself in financial straits that I had never been in before - I experienced the abun- dant provision of the Lord. My God has supplied all my needs. Carl Beck Standard Diploma Over the past three years I have several times considered giving up, but each time God has proved Himself to be bigger then my problems, when I took them to Him. Philip Kenneth Benterud B.A. In coming to Los Angeles, a heavily populated area, we have been able to see how the Lord is now ministering to many people here largely through the efforts of the Bible College. This more than anything has been a blessing to me. . . L I JEN re f u D James Bogosian B.A. I have learned that as a believer, God has blessed me with a vast spiritual inheritance for now and eternity in Christ, through His finished worl at Calvary! Thomas P. Bradley, Sr. Standard Diploma Being separated from my family while attending school I learned to trust God for meeting needs finan- cially and protection from illness and harm. i Roberta Amelia Branch B.A. God has everything under control! His thoughts and intents toward me for the future are of peace, and not of evil, no matter what I may encounter in life and the ministry, to give me an expected end. William C Brandt B.A. The most astounding and life-chan- ging thing that I have learned while at L.I.F.E. is the fact that God has totally and unreservedly accepted me as I am. That has given me the freedom and incentive to become what he has designed for me. Teddy Nowlin Brooks II Standard Diploma Of all the many things the Lord has blessed me with, both i L.I.F.E. and out of L.I.F.E., the greatest is the teaching of the cross. It has totally changed my life and has reshapened my goals, values, beliefs, and convictions. (I am ever in debt to the Lord.) v ' V-t - !H ' 1 ' iT ,,w • Kenneth R. Burget One lesson stands out to me and that is the lesson of God ' s grace. The fact He loves me no matter what I do and the fact that He is my Father! Rebecca Burget Standard Diploma My greatest lesson here at L.I.F.E. has been the realization of what it means to be under grace and not under law. God ' s love for me is so real. Dat e Robert Butala B.A. An area in God ' s abundance that I have never reckoned on before is the wealth for me in God ' s prom- ises. It has been a life changing experience to know His promises and stand firm knowing what God has said, He will do. Nick James Capalia Standard Diploma My purpose in coming to L.I.F.E. Bible College was to gain a more solid grasp of scriptural truth. The goal of my original purpose has nearly been accomplished, and I am now ready to set a new goal. Lynda Ann Carpenter B.R.E. I know now that through Christ ' s death for sin I stand before God as His child completely justified in His sight and this doesn ' t ever depend upon my good works but on what Jesus, my Lord, accomplis- hed on the cross. Mary I. Cook B.A. I have learned to trust in the Lord for everything in my life but most of all to trust in Him and not myself nor my own understanding. He is all that I need and at least once a day He reminds me of Proverbs 3:5,6 which He gave me when I was a freshman. Jeannette Coombs Standard Diploma fviy most influential experience was the death of my closest friend. Her life influenced me in that it was so Christ - like and her death influenced me to be like her. . ..d- yr - Eva Lynn Cooper B.R.E. Because the Lord is my shepherd; I have everything that I need. I am in want of nothing, because the good shepherd is everything. Oh! how he loves me!! Linda Louise Coronado B.A. I have found my lifeline to be prayer. I cannot do anything on my own strength, but only through Jesus Christ which strengthened me. I ask in prayer, and He answers in abundance • ;-i; Joyce A. Day Standard Diploma I I suppose the most valuable lesson is that I learned there is nothing that can separate me from the love of God. Also, that I am liberated in Christ. Larry A. Dean B.A. The book of Romans gave me a sure foundation. It transformed my life, and doctrine is now my pulsating life. It taught me how I can live as a victorious Christian. John G. Deretich B.A. Since I ' ve come to L.I.F.E. I have learned that my ministry depends on my knowledge of God ' s Word. Without it I have no ministry and no direction. Pwx huvO K C Paul E. Dillman Standard Diploma My lesson is faith and trust. His past leading gives me trust; Faith is believing that He will continue to be what He has been. I believe Heb. 13:8. IcJ U Paul Andrew Duarte B.A. My strength is in God through Christ. 4uuL9Dvx 30ao Gerald P. Dugdale B.A. God has called us to L.I.F.E., and He has enabled us to fulfill His goals for us here. And, He will continue to enable us in the days ahead. Sylvia Kay Folium Standard Diploma The lesson I am continuing to learn is to commit my life totally to the worl of the Lord. So many times I try to work out situations without consulting the Lord. I always seem to fail, but when I commit them to God, they work out. Committing myself to the work of God is not easy for me, but I have learned it is the only way. Dana L. F ranch Standard Diploma When I put God ' s Word and His claims above mine and the world ' s I had something to stand on, and it gave me the confidence needed to fulfill Miscall. :i Uu ' ' ' _ Deborah A. F ranch B.R.E. Learning to believe that God is in control of each situation has been prominent in my years at L.I.F.E. When nothing seems to make sense, HE always does. Dennis E. Frey B.A. The fact that Christianity is not religion, but a personnal relation- ship with God, a relationship that is a daily experience based upon the Word of God. fjuYvrm A% Linda Kay Frey B.R.E. In my years at L.I. F.E. I ' ve learned that trials and testings are inevit- able but the choice is mine in which way I respond. My testings are with a purpose and knowing this; I can go thru future ones because of my knowing God has brought me thru the past ones! Gerald Alan Fuhrer Standard Diploma The lesson that has been the most instrumental for me, has been learning to trust God, and to depend upon Him for everything in all areas of my life. Debra J. Fuller B.R.E. Interpersonal relationships! I ' ve learned that all of God ' s children are equal in His sight. That removes threat, competition and jealousy towards others. ' ' People ' ' are the major focus of ministering and there can ' t be any walls built between us and them. imm: Donald Wayne Greve B.A. The fact that the just shall live by faith. (Heb. 2:4; Rom. 1:17; Gal. 13:11; Heb. 10:38). Thomas Joseph Hassell B.A.. To know and draw from the boundless provisions offered by our all sufficient God is to begin to realize the results of the cross! . Jodell Dawn Herdt B.R.E. But my God shall supply all your needs according to his riches In glory by Christ Jesus. During my four years here at L.I.F.E. the Lord has shown me what it really means to trust in the Lord to supply all my needs. fi m lR $i cJ-r. Agustin L. Herrera Standard Diploma My greatest lesson has been my union with Christ, in this union I have realized my position in Christ, and to understand our victory over Satan, sin, and the old man. Loren D. Houltberg B.A. Of Him are you in Christ Jesus I Cor. 1 :30. I will always thank God for the instructors here who led me to the truth of my indentification with Christ In death and resurrec- tion. Ronald Lee Isam Standard Diploma I think the best lesson I ' ve learned Is that the ministry is people and without people there is no ministry. This means that ministry is a gift, God given. I Peter 4:11. QfUnXje, , iJ 5J ' ? L Wanda Ruth Jackson B.R.E. When I tried to depend on people and things, God couldn ' t very well meet my needs and desires. I am really learning to seek ye first the kingdom of God and His righteous- ness and all these things shall be added unto you. (Matt. 6:33). W. Lee Johnson Standard Diploma Coming to realize that we have this treasure in earthen vessels, that the excellency of the power may be of God, and not of us. 1x- . ( - o4 ' Km Arthur Lee Jones B.A. I ' ve learned that God is a faithful Father, dedicated to bringing wholeness to every area of life in those who irrevocably commit their lives to Him. Dennis L. Kepler B.A. My most memorable lesson was learned in a Personal Evangelism class taught by Chuck Shoemake. Our assignment on listening, really listening to others helped me to really care about others. jOTl yUx - % Richard A. Kregear B.A. My greatest milestone experience came when I learned that spiritual growth wouldn ' t come by striving. I trust, obey and love Jesus, and He leads me into growth and maturity. That ' s REST. Mickie D. Krenz B.A. To see others and myself through the Blood of Christ - To forgive and forget when I have been wronged and that we are all perfect in God ' s eyes. James Michael Lunn B.A. The greatest thing at L.I.F.E. for me was learning to understand the promises that God has given us in His word and then applying them to every aspect of my life. yewt -a Joy E. McBirnie B.A. I learned the meaning of agape love: The apprehension of the preciousness of someone. (Wuest) Christ gave this command, that we should understand and esteem the value of our souls. ■■m Marilyn McCLain B.A. The most valuable lesson I have learned is that the Word proves true and reliable when applied to any and every situation. Robin Lane McGregor B.R.E. I have learned (and am still learning!) the importance and ne- cessity of Christ Jesus being the one Lord and Master of my total person-my spirit, mind, body, my time, finances, relationships my ministry... Rhonda L. McKinney B.R.E. Sitting in a classroom, hearing the teaching of the Word, is not enough. It ' s when the Holy Spirit takes that Word and makes it real in me, makes it flesh in me - then and only then am I able to partake in and live the fullest life that God has for me. Colleen Grace Malone Standard Diploma Knowing that God ' s love for me is unconditional helps me to accept myself. By accepting myself I am free to be myself I Michele Diane Manalo Standard Diploma During my years at Bible College I believe the experience of trusting in the promises of God has trans- formed my life more than any other thing. God is faithful!! Wiiliam Antonio Manalo Standard diploma ...to me in God ' s will so that I could be in a position to receive what He desires to accomplish... .4; a Robert T. Marbury Jr. B.A. Fellowshipping with both students and, faculty, studying the word, preparing sermons, getting ready for exams, I found just how close Jesus really is. He has guided and directed my every path. Robert William Mark B.A. The Bible has really been opened up to me since I ' ve come to L.I.F.E. I have learned how to search the scriptures, and appreci- ate the deep truths contained in the Word of God. Wei da Jean Matsdorf B.A. The greatest lesson I learned is the truth that solely by the grace of God I am justified and dm being sanctified - resting in the accom- plished work of Christ. Deborah Kay Meyer Standard Diploma It is now easier for me to depend on God for guidance, because I under- stand that in His great love. He only wants what is best for me. Richard L. Meyer ' Standard Diploma In all things, God must be first; my life must be His. Danrty Ray Miller B.A. The greatest lesson I have learned while at L.I.F.E. is not to worry about what lies down the road of life but to take what God supplies me with one day at a time. Judith H. Monte Standard Diploma Learning the Scriptural truths sur- rounding the cross of Jesus has brought me to a new appreciation of my salvation. I now know how to live in victory because of my death with Christ. yruvdJL m Armond Bryan Morales B.A. I have been taught of the all sufficient grace of the Lord Jesus Christ. And it is His gospel that has shaped and prepared me for the future. Marta Morales Standard Diploma Mainly forgetting my selfish wants and listening closely to His voice. This is the secret to fulfilling what God has planned. Ellen Marie Morgan Standard Diploma Realizing that all I ' m to do is to love my God with all my heart, soul and strength, and that the ministry I am to be is by His Spirit, not by my might or power. Jacqueline Allene Morgan B.R.E. i ' :Wir..,l-T Y Throughout my fours years at L.I.F.E., God has truly taught me to totally depend on His guidance through His Word, through trust- ing Him and simply to be patient and wait for His perfect timing in all things. f Masako Nakada B.R.E. I cannot walk without God ' s direc- tion. Whatever I do, I feel insecure if I do anything without being patient and waiting for Him. Josephine Tanneh Nimley B.A. I could have never made it if the Lord had not taught me that He was my keeper and that He was directing my path! I have also learned to completely rely upon the Word of God, and on the Lord Jesus Christ, a very present help in trouble. Daniel Ibekwe Nwoye B.A. ' J H The future will present experiences different from anything we have known before, but as we learn to trust God, walking in obedience to His Will, we shall be divinely supported. ■:? ?k4fe Junji Ono B.A,, And hope maketh not ashamed; because the love of God is shed abroad in our hearts by the Holy Ghost which is given unto us. (mmmt ¥ K i Stephen Edward Overton B.A. I have learned the importance of maintaining good relationships with my wife and children though time is limJted. We realize that quality time spent together is better than quantity time. Robert A. Palmer Standard Diploma A speaker once spoke these words here at L.I.F.E.; People don ' t care how much you know... until they know how much you care. Christ ' s love truly is the vehicle of our ministry. . j-; David A. Parr B.A. Every moment with Christ is life changing. Four years at L.I.F.E. has expanded my vision to reach and give myself for Christ to a world in need of the gospel. .::i.-:S ' V?? ■vT: 7. ' .;v« f f ' i ' ■m I :-o.y - ' -- m. Kevin Nathan William Paul Standard Diploma Learning the power of prayer is one of the major lessons that has been so important to me. God hears and if you ask largely He ' ll give much. Robert E. Pearce B.A. I am learning just how practical the Word is to life, and the means God has given to live as its guider, Christ. (5 A (E UL O uC Allen Dale Phipps B.A, Simply trusting Christ completely in all areas of my life and realizing some of what I have in Christ. Prov. 3:5 6 is a real guide, Trust in the Lord with all thine heart. Julie A. Phipps Standard Diploma During my four years at L.I.F.E., I have learned many lessons in trusting in the Lord. I have come to the point where I can entirely trust the Lord for my every need. I know these lessons wUI keep me throughout my life. Richard Carroll Pinson B.A. Realizing that daily confrontations are allowed for maturity in Jesus, the measuring rod for progression in Christ-likeness is the character displayed in the decisions made. My basis for this is my dependency on Jesus. Linda Marie Rau Standard Diplonia I have learned in my years at L.I.F.E. that God is faithful to perform His Word in my life and that He has committed Himself to work His will for His glory. KM] Ellen M. Reed Standard Diploma Through these years, I have learn- ed to appreciate the ministry of the Word of God, thus leading me into a deeper relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ. Carol Richardson B.A. While I ' ve been at L.I.F.E. I ' ve learned that ministry is not the position the Lord has given to you, but ministry is giving of yourself in service to people. David Kurt Saltzman B.A. The greatest lesson that I have learned is that God ' s grace, and all that it entails, is always sufficient for our every need. df t j a U J Linda Gail Saltzman B.A. While at LIFE I have learned that truly when I am weak He is strong, and that through His strength I can do all things. Gayle Marie Samples Standard Diploma (Gail and her husband have been assisting in the Roanoke, Virginia Foursquare Church for the past year.) 6-7 u 2- t 2_-- wm ■ ■ ■■M ' ii k v ■ ' ' tji : ' %. fr i Mark Wynn Sanders Standard Diploma A noted author wrote, truth divorced from experience must always remain in the realm of doubt. God ceaselessly reminds me to live in the truth I ' ve been taught. ■ft?- ■ Herbert E. Santana Standard Diploma (Herbert has been pastoring in Miami, Florida this past year and graduated in absentia.) Meg Shefte B.A. The lesson that most influenced my life was realizing I can ' t keep my eyes on others for guidance or standards, but it is God who knows what ' s best for me. Rachel Pearl Shivers B.A. Most exciting to me has been discovering the richness of our salvation; all spiritual blessings, all liberty from sin, are ours in Christ. Thank you Father for such glorious provision. iScJU rl 5?; i CLc Albert I. Silva B.A. The Lord has been teaching me that the necessary requisite for a minister of His gospel is the attitude of a servant. Kipley Thor Sittner B.A. Faithful is he that calleth you, who also will do it. I Thess. 5:24 There has been no more stronger a refuge, no more encouraging a truth than what God is to me. Nancy Smith B.A. His mercy endureth for ever are now the words God has placed on my lips. God has caused me to know He truly loves me and His promises never fail. Jan Spencer B.A. The Lord confronted my wife and I about pouring our entire lives into the Sunday School ministry we had, rather than using it as a stepping stone to something great- er. j -- vUd optioK cjU — m 4m,aiii -mM. Robert A. Stone B.A. I thank the Lord for my four years of training at LIFE. 1 am thankful for the important part that this college has had in preparing me for ministry. Kathleen Sullivan Standard Ministerial Diploma I have learned to let God make the plans for my life and to let Him carry them out rather than leaning on my own understanding and plans. Lesli Temple Standard Ministerial Diploma The lesson that has been most influential to me is trusting and believing that God knows what He ' s doing with my life, and how He ' s going to do it. Steve Vagasy B.A. As I have understood and appro- priated God ' s Word it has become my experience. My enjoyment of the results of the cross have been as sure as the present day ministry of Jesus Christ. Yvette Valeria B.A. During my years at LIFE I have learned the importance of simple trust in the Lord, walking in faith and obedience to His Word, know- ing that all things work together for our good. Romans 8:28 w Catherine K. Wald B.A. In our lives, no matter what we do or where we go, there is one thing that we cannot do without; that is, obedience to the will of God. That is the key to victory or defeat. No matter what I do, if the Lord tells me to do it, then he will cause me to triumph and His blessing will rest upon my life. Gilbert W. Wank, Jr. Standard Ministerial Diplonia I have learned to trust God for each day ' s supply. He has given us the privileged experience of leaning on the everlasting arms of God. We have learned that He is able to do exceeding abundantly above al l that we could ask or think. Bruce M. Westlund Standard Ministerial Diploma In essentials - unity; in non- essentials - liberty; in all things - love. Our faculty daily demon- strates this ideal to us. And it ' s had a profound effect in shaping the way I think. John C. Wilds B.A. ' My Saviors Love ' is the greatest test of experiences that I have learned at LIFE. As the Lord Jesus Christ is committed to us we are committed to one another. Larry Wolff B.A. Five years ago, before conversion, all I knew was defeat. Upon graduation I can say with confi- dence that the grace of God is sufficient and I can do all things through Christ who strenthens me. DovieC. Yelverton B.A. The word of God shall stand forever! Memorizing and studying Scripture has been of great signifi- cance to me during my years at LIFE. I ' ve become sensitive to God ' s will for my life. • t Jeanette Zemaitis Standard Ministerial Diploma The Lord has helped me to see that if I will call on Him and trust Him for my every need, large or small, He will never fail me. Joseph M. Cloyd Standard Diploma My stay at L.I.F.E. could never be characterized in words. I have been taught solid content and sound methods. That big adequate buildings are fine, but a man of God needs to spend more time on his knees and in a school of Christian training to answer the call of our Lord Jesus Christ. (Which is the great commission) fy latt. 28:19,20. GRADUATES NOT SHOWN: Kiyoko Murakami Janet Pontious : V. :.r -ft- ••■ .■■ ' ! ' Ts! . -■ ' WiiA . ■ m:- YEARBOOK STAFF WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE FOR THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS TO THIS BOOK: MISS DOROTHY JEAN FURLONG, Faculty Advisor (Without her support and encourgement we couldn ' t have made it!) BETTY EWENS, Staff Advisor (What patience!) SCOTT TRAUTWEIN, who did most of the typesetting. DIANE TOLLE, who gladly helped on company time! SUE HUTTON, who spent countless hours working hard to put this book to press. LAYOUT STAFF Sue Hutton Editor Darlene Hartness Cathy Wald Gayle Jackson Scott Trautwein SENIOR SECTION Roberta Branch Miss Furlong Betty Ewens WRITING John Bean Editor LaDonna Darnall Kitty Millet Randy Stoltz Linda Frey ARTISTS Marilyn McClain Editor Cynthia Monkres Chuck Seielstad w PHOTOGRAPHY John Cleghorn Editor Lonnie Barker Gordon McManus Ted Brooks Jim Phillippi Paul Duarte Tim Tubra Bob Hensel Amy Vida Kendall McKissick Ruth Zuvela No one will admit doing the captions! OUR VERY SPECIAL THANKS TO JIM PHILLIPPI FOR DOING THE WATERCOLOR COVER AND ALL THE CALLIGRAPHY IN THIS BOOK. THANK YOU ' 165 EASTERN AND EASTERN CANADA Rev. Mrs. Howard Clark District Supervisors We ' ve not passed this way before . We hope to develop the states where we do not as yet have Foursquare works, with participation from the area churches where possible pioneer worlds can be started. Our target plan is to create the target fronn the present church where we have a potential work in close range. This was designed and made out by the division superintend- ents. There are still 129 with a population over 50,000 that have not been introduced to the Foursquare Gospel. H,i ■ ;  • i ■ ' :■ ' ■■ ' 166 GREAT LAKES We ' ve not passed this way before. We are now in the process of getting four new works under way, and it is the plan for each division to start a pioneer work during the coming year. Some of the larger churches will ' mother ' these new works in their area. We would like to develop 100 new churches within the Great Lakes District over the next 5 years, or less. Rev. Mrs. Lynn Charter District Supervisors 167 MIDWEST Rev. Mrs. Ken Lentz District Youth Directors DIVISIONAL SUPERINTENDENTS Harry Haden Robert Binkley Fred Martens Earl Worley Roger McGlaugh in Robert Kujath Paul Gray Jones Wilbur Lindstronn Robert Butts Fred Parker Gene Applegate William Brandt - • - District Building Superintendent and C.F.M. President VelmaStalons — District U.F.W. President We ' ve not passed this way before, Don Bellinger District Supervisor We are beginning to work the New Testament plan for starting churches throughout the district. Since we still have several large cities in the Midwest that do not have Foursquare works, we are working toward developing churches there. 168 NORTHWEST .= ' . We ' ve not passed this way before. Our overall projection for the Northwest District is to pioneer 70-100 churches in the next five years. There are already new works constantly being opened throughout the district. Roy Hicks District Supervisor 169 SOUTH CENTRAL Rev. Mrs. Sidney Westbrook District Supervisors We ' ve not passed this way before. We have a basic plan that we are striving toward, and that is that each division provide leadership to strengthen the snnaller churches and oversee the planning of at least one new church in each division each year, with a goal of 10% increase in new churches and church attendance each year. 170 SOUTHEAST y - +■ -— — 1 -rijl P ' Misl ivl We ' ve not passed this way before. It is the district projection to open 3 or 4 new cliurches eachi year. Our plan is to help establish the works newly started and to assist in the small churches. There are several new works now opening and they are in need of workers and are trusting God for the finances. ' ' Glenn C. Burris District Supervisor 171 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Rev. Mrs. Paul Jones District Supervisors We ' ve not passed this way before. We hope to strengthen existing congre- gations with multiple staff and develop new congregations. This will aid us in our divine commission to reach 7.5 million people in our compacted district. 172 r 1 SOUTHWEST T Z, We ' ve not passed this way before. We have in mind several strategic locations within our district where Four- square works can be started. Within the district, we now have a number of small groups who desire to work with us as new churches. John Holland ' District Supervisor 173 WESTERN Rev. Mrs. Fred Wymore District Supervisors We ' ve not passed this way before. in a special church growth meeting, the District Supervisors and I made plans for pioneer works throughout the Western District. We are believing God to supply the right man at the right time in the right place. 174 WESTERN CANADA (PT f ' ' i ' ssm- We ' ve not passed this way before. We need workers with a pioneer vision to pioneer throughtout Canada. We would like to see the pastors gain a vision to give assistance to such efforts of this nature. There are a number of large cities in Canada, plus the entire Manitoba Pro- vince, that do not have Foursquare churches as yet. In time, we would also like to have specialized workers to work among the various ethnic groups that we have in Canada. Rev. Mrs. Victor Gardner District Supervisors 175 You just passed this way . . . 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