London College of Bible and Missions - Archway Yearbook (London, Ontario Canada)

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Lllfllflel' GHIPJ . . . And they shall be mine, saith the Lord oi' hosts, in that day when I make up mv iewels . . . e. - Q nX Jd29' ' 'Q -. gf, gg.. A f.x. . .- -6' 'ge '. .'r-.t H C. B. Nl. C. Summer Campu As hot sutuuu-r tlays st-ttlv tlown upon 4-ity autl town, tht- miutls ot' lllbjis antl girls oft ll tulu to thoughts ul' a xavatiou lu' tht-sl:-n-t-ol'so1no In-autiful lake-. St-t-ing' in this an opportmnity to rt-at-h youu: pt-oplv l'ol'1'llrisl.manyt'lll'istianorgfulliza- tions, in l'01'I'lll In-ars. haw- pre-part-tl sununvr 1-amps at whit-In 1-lultlrt-n may not only enjoy all tht- llll'2lNllt't' ot 1-amp lllv. hut also may he-ar tht- un-ssazrv ul' salvation. A uumlwr ol' stntlt-nts from l..li.l. hatl the- opportunity. tluring: tht- past summer to se-rw as lt-alle-rs in suvh vamps. This was a re-al opportunity to witn--ss for the Loral. Tht- leaders we-rv with lllt'll'L1'l'1llllPN from tht- timt- the- rising ln-ll ram: e-arly in tht- morning: until the last emln-rs of tht- 4-amptitw tlit-tl away in tht- ova-uint' ,.,. As tht- Won-tl was givt-u forth ln' mt-ans ol' ohjt-t-t talks, flaunt-I-'ra wh, antl wrsonal testi- . . V . t mouy, young' live-s wt-rv lult-sst-tl antl sonn- opt-ut-tl llll'll' lu-arts to that gzrt-at Slit-plit-rtl of the sht-vp, who. whilt- In-rv on 1-arth. uatlu-rt-tl tht- little- lambs to llimst-lf, ummer faatozalea . . . lllll'Ill2 tht- summt-t' months tht- uosp--l in--ssagv wt-nt forth with no un:-1-rtain sound to tu-only ht-arts in many plat-t-s ilt'I'nss vast:-rn Vanatla, Two of our .voungr mt-u sp:-nt tivo protitahlt- wt-t-ks for tht- l,ortl in Kirlclantl Lake. Engle- lu-art. alul Nt-w liisliartl in xHl'lll4'I'll Untario. 'l'lu- XVortl wt-ut forth ova-I' thu- ratlio. in travts. in opt-u-air lllt't'llllL!'N. from tht- pulpit antl by pt-rsonal tt-stimony. Three pt-oplv at-vt-pta-tl the Lord as Saviour and many wt-ru grouutlt-tl in the St-ripturt-. A suceessful t-ampaigru for the Lorfl startetl when one of our stntlt-nts took over two t-Iuu't-lies near lluntlas. l'.l'l.l.. for tht- three summer months. 'l'lu- Iiiviutr Word was taken from house to house in that farming: 1-onimuuity. Twelve young: pvoplt- professt-tl salvation and many mort- tlt-tlicatetl tht-ir lives to tht- ss-rvit-9 of tht- l.ortl. llllllltllilftxlj' after st-liool t-lost-tl in May, tlirf-0 stutle-nts prom-eetletl to Bolwaygzeon district wht-rv niet-tiugs wort- lu-ltl 4-at-li 1-vt-ning: except Saturday for thret- weeks. The people rejolvetl to lu-ar tht- gospel story antl to sing tht- old hymns ot' the faith. Four souls act-eptt-fl Vhrist as Saviour. Mr. Ht-tlfortl. at-1-oiupauic-tl hy the Good News Quart:-ttf-, toured Eastern Vauacla in June, t'lu-ist was pi-1-st-ntt-tl in song and sermon in Ajax, Oshawa, Pt-terhorough. Ottawa, Montreal. ' lls Forouto, St. t'atlu-rint-s and Niagara Fa . . That I should preach . . . the unsearch- able riches of Christ.

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ome .fuiniond . . . . . . and ye shall be witnesses unto me . . . Gladys Midgley - Montreal -lewish Mission XVe have been told that the greatest missions in the world are foreigrn ll1lSSl0l1S.-l10lllP missions and submission, but the greatest of these is submission - submbission to the will of God. serving Him wherever He leads. WVe praise the Lord for the many graduates who are serving Him in this land. The fields of service are varied. Zillll our alumni are found in various spheres ot' endeavour for the Lord. They are working' in many places between the Arctic l'ircle and thc southern border of the United States, and from the Atlantic to the Pacific. There are representatives of our school in Jewish Mission work in Montreal. New York. and tfhicagzo. Some are engaged in the work of rural missions in Northern Ontario and Mani- toba. One of our former students is nursing in a mission hospital in the North-XVest Tcrri tories. Others are engaged in full time children 's work. Fifteen of our alumni are now serving the Lord in pastorates in many parts of Ontario as well as in Alberta. New York State and on the East l'oast. Two others are engaged on the staffs of other schools, one in Alberta and the other in New Brunswick. XYe are proud of the alumni both in foreign lands and on the home ticld. and pray that God will continue to bless them in their work for Him. .. . . workers together with Him.