Lincoln Bible Institute - Lifeline Yearbook (Lincoln, IL)

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HEARTHTENDERS OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Josephine Iden, Francis Van Arsdale, Barbara Herrin. SECOND ROW: Estelle Nelson, Maxine Seggelke, Mrs. Charles Mills.

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Because most of the service rendered by preachers, missionaries, teachers, and other Christian workers consists of words, words, words. . .it is imperative that Bible Colleges and seminaries have effective speech depart- ments. The goal of this department of speech and radio is summarized in the word, COMMUNI- CATION. We communicate in pulpit sermons, conference sessions, board meetings, conversations. . .in person. We add speed and increase the size of QO-UFR Tamm wy, OZ S —Zmesatnrum”e the audience by radio and television. Students are given help in preparation of class speeches, readings, and sermons on the field. They work on “L.B.I. Time” in our studios and are given counsel in preparing radio programs in local areas. We have the greatest idea in the world: “Christ is the hope of the world. . .and our personal salvation.” Let us COMMUNICATE this idea effectively! ' ; f | ; | Hy