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

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ALUMNI HOMECDMING Walk Worthy. . . was the theme around L.B.l. during the week-end of November 22-24 when over a hundred graduates returned to enioy the Homecoming activities. The program included a chapel period, missionary film, coffee time, family breakfast and devotions, faculty forum, Chinese dinner, business meeting, Sunday hymn-sing and five precious messages from Rev. George McAlpine, pastor of Oakwood Baptist Church, Toronto. '-'-1'.'.l ln our efforts to walk worthy, may God forgive us if we find our lives fruitless, was one of the speaker's comments. He went on to say that barrenness is a result of disobedience to the Word of God, distrust in God's power, and deceit in God's SeI'VC1nl'S. At the conclusion of the Sunday afternoon service, we left with a burning desire that Christ might have such control over every area of our lives that in days to come we might walk worthy. . .

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CHRISTMAS CONCERT stan Do you think that Messiah will come during our lifetime, father? . . l wish He would come soon so I could tell the Rabbis how wrong they have been. , Do you suppose Messiah will come through them? Such were some of the phrases of the Christmas Concert presented this year. The play was written from a Jewish point and portrayed Simeon and his family eagerly looking for the coming of the Messiah. Then upon His arrival with eagerness they worshipped Him. The number in the class presenting the play was small but the Lord was truly with them through it all. Because we 'felt His presence so near, we were assured that through the presentation Jesus Christ was honoured and glorified. Praise His Name!