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

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! F 4923-6? 55.1 .. As thy days, so shall thy strength be . . If you would care to rise early Slllllt' ll10l'IllllQ' i11 order to sliarv a svhool 'day' with us at L. B. I.. Set you alarm elot-li for 6.330 and vonie along. Once i11side tl1e halls of L. B. I. you would see several vlosed doors, l,l'HllHlll-X' your first reaction would he. nlllll early! hut inany of the students who are almle To t-onie l1et'or1- 1-lasses are l119Gf1l12' together hehind those closed doors before tl1e Lord to seek giiiflanve for the new dav. The hell rings at T.-15 2l.l11.. and the daily Pllllllfl of 1-lasses liegins. We pass l-l'fllll l'lllll'l'll History class to Holniletii-s, lDfM'fl'l1lQ. or Analysis and VEl1'l0l,lS other siilijt-1-ts on the l'lll'l'll'l1l11l11, In Projects and Visual Educ-atioii we enjoy making salt maps. friezes. and lllt'llll'l' stories that we may later lllStl'lll'f ehildren hy the use of these inethods. Our chapel period divides the !llUl'1lll1,SI and atfords a tiine ol' 1-1-t'1'esl1111e11t when we listen to special speakers whom the Lord sends to us from time to tiiue. 'Wvhat is the rush? It is easy to guess that the mail has just some in. 'I'hat's the le -' I've been waiting for! or l never get anytliing' h Till ut dust 111 iny l1oxl are faniiliar 4-o1n1ne11ts. The twelve o'eloeli hell is followed by a greiieral rush for over forthe day! However, it IS lllbf the end of the days activities. students work in offiees, stores, fat-tories or honies. the dining' hall. Vlasses are I11 the 2il'Tt'l'lllNlll inost ol' the After the evening meal. the girls of the llU1'l1lltU1'j' gratlier in the living'-rooin To praise the for wisdom for the evening's i11 prayer and offers valuahle seek llis fave. allll lllI'Ull2Ill Lord for His goodness. to bring' to Him their hiirdens. and to ask studies. Mrs. Hooper, wife of the Dean. usually joins with the girls help alld adviee. Others, i11 their various hoax-di11g: plat-es. likewise their studies also desire to know Hhn hetter. . . and it shall come to pass that before they call I will answerg and while they are yet speaking I will hear.