Lindsey Wilson College - Pine Cone Yearbook (Columbia, KY)

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Religious Emphasis Week Y ' if-vv., ,YR H ' ' ' ' - 'F 'FN . Rev. Charles Hulse speaks during Religious Emphasis Week held during the spring of 1971. 1 v an F ...l The Lindsey Wilson Choir, under the direction of Don O- glesby, plays an active part in all chapel activities. During the spring semester of 1971, the College chose Rev. Charles Hulse, a Methodist minister from Lewisport, Kentucky, as the speaker for Religious Emphasis Week. Services were held each morning in the V.P. Henry Audi- torium.

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The Lmdsey Wzlson Cho ir The Lindsey Wilson Singers, under the a- ble direction of Mr. Don Oglesby, perform an invaluable service for the College. Their participation at Chapel, Founders' Day, Homecoming, and other events adds much to the quality of the programs. They pre- sented a pop concert just before the holi- days, and during Christmas they gave an ex- citing performance of Handel's MESSIAH. 1. in

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ae. Students leave the auditorium after chapel. .4 new Mrs. Linda Oglesby is soloist at a chapel program. hapel Lindsey Wilson College places definite emphasis upon moral and spiritual values. Students are expec- ted to attend the church of their choice regularly. On campus, chapel services are held each Wednesday. Every effort is made to obtain speakers who will prove interesting and helpful to the students. At the beginning of the fall term, Jerry Matney, a divinity student from Vanderbilt, conducted a series of meet- ings during Religious Emphasis Week. Rev. Bill Price, one of the many interesting speakers of the year, brings the chapel message. George Gaddie, Director of Student Activities, introduces Rev. Price.