Lincoln Bible Institute - Lifeline Yearbook (Lincoln, IL)

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DEAN DOWLING Dean of Graduate Department

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By the time these words meet the gaze of the readers of The Lifeline, Lincoln Bible Institute will have completed her twelfth, and at all odds her biggest, busiest and: most fruitful year. Twelve years is a rather large portion of the life of an individual. For an institution or a nation it may be a somewhat inconsiderable part of its total span of existence. However, the twelve years since the establishment of the college have been a most significant period in its life, as well as in the life of the move- ment and the Kingdom it seeks to serve. Qmre— =—- ZFYyPmyo Vision and initiative on the part of a few have been joined by the faithful many and blessed by the Heavenly Father. However, the prospect for tomorrow far surpasses the accomplishments of yesterday. We must not count ourselves “to have apprehended,” but, rejoicing in the past, we must put our hands to that which lies before. Let the past not be a museum in which to dis- play the great things of yesterday, but a foun- dation for the building of a more glorious, more expansive and more effective future in His service.

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| ROBERT T. DRAKE, B.D.M.A. Professor of Philosophy and Archeology. A.B., Cincinnati Bible Seminary 1928; A.M., ibid 1929; B.D., ibid 1930; M.A., Denver Univer- sity 1947; Graduate study, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, part time 1930-36; Xavier University, part time 1941-44: Lliff School of Theo- logy 1946 and summer quarters 1950-53; Special study in Europe and the Near East, sum- mer 1931. Preaching positions: Phil, Kentucky 1925-30; George- town, Indiana, 1930-36; Teach- ing positions: Cincinnati Bible Seminary 1932-48; South West Bible Seminary 1948-49; Louis- ville Bible College 1949-50. Great Lakes Bible College 1951 -53; Lincoln Bible Institute, 1953-56, ENOS E. DOWLING, B.D.M.A. Dean of Graduate School. Professor of Church Doctrine, A.A. Vincennes University 1927; A.B., Hanover College 1929; M. A.B.D., Butler University 1936; part time 1954; B.S. in L.S., University of Illinois 1942-44, Preaching positions: Sandborn, Indiana 1925-27; Advance, In- diana, 1929-35; Centerville, Indiana 1936-39 Jamestown, Indiana 1940-43; New Bruns- wick, Indiana 1945-49; Bluff Creek, Indiana 1944-45; Traders Point, Indiana 1945-53; Broad- well, Illinois 1953-56. Teach- ing Positions: Librarian, School of Religion, Butler University 1939-51; Lincoln Bible Institute 1952-56. FACULTY HAROLD W. FORD, B.D. Pro- fessor of New Testament. . A.B. Butler University 1942; B.D. Butler University 1949. Preaching Positions: Lewisville, Indiana 1938-41; Noblesville, Indiana 1939-42; Laude, Indiana 1942; Walton and Onward, Indi- ana 1942-43; Whiting, Indiana 1944-45;. Nobelsville, Indiana 1946; Elkhart, Illinois 1947-56. Teaching Positions Lincoln Bible Institute 1947-56. S. EDWARD TESH, B.D. Pro- fessor of Old Testament. A.B. Johnson Bible College 1931; B.D. Butler University 1948; Graduate Study, Butler University 1948-49. Preaching Positions; Ashland, Illinois 1931-35; Piggott Arkansas, 1935; Chaffee, Missouri 1936; Zillah, Washington 1937-42; Roann, Indiana 1943-45; Clermont, Indiana 1946-49; Lake Fork, I|linois 1949-56 Teaching posi- tions; Lincoln Bible Institute 1949-56,