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

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Cglwififian eruice Vocal Duet: Elaine Larkin, Helen Trip. ig' 41 'iii Teaching Religious Education: Don Perkins. Sunday School Class: Doug German ,- 11 ffm 154.52 f ' 'Q' s o 0 s .0 s Q N ' uv' ::ifn ,nNu 3-' W 4 fhlazlzfnii 3 v . ri? Trumpet Duet: Brian Bridle, Gowan T'hamer. F... Pulpir Ministry: Wally Stephenson. , ...Q 'vulsxy Ladies' Trio: Marjorie Schindel, Eloise Miller, Jeanne Perry. Page 63

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Page 62 -.-. -YC Q - . 1 - a Y-' The London Bible Institute Chorale .glze Warifime our A bulging station wagon became a home on wheels for a month as the L.B.I. team made its way eastward last May. Ontario! Quebec! New Brunswick! Nova Scotia! The Maritimers welcomed them heartily. Undergirding the team's strenuous schedule was the quiet, unsurpassed faith of Dri Harris. Throughout the thirty-five services, Dr. Harris' quiet self-control spread out to each member of the team. Each province was a picture. The team visited historical and religious scenes in Quebec. ln New Brunswick they found Grand Falls, Hartland's Covered bridge, Magnetic Hill, and Reversing Falls. Nova Scotia offered an ocean excursion, Halifax Public Gardens and Digby Gap. ' as... , , - f-.... .--U -.... vK t More pictoral than all these was the evi- dence of blessing seen on the faces of the young and old who came to enjoy God's message in music and sermoni Enthusiastic alumni were encouraged, prospective stu- dents were visited, and hundreds of pray- ing friends were contacted. Lord willing, L.B.I. will take another look at the Mari- times this spring.

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f 'iii -PS ' at J 'filo 1: .yt a or-wz'F ., - eiiag 55452229 f' ' i umni I' 1:13 . ry, Page 64 .Z Rev. Roland Smith Alumni President A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT . . . ALUMNI AWAKE! YOUR SCHOOL NEEDS YOU While you were at L.B.I,, did you ever think how a Bible School is started and maintained? They begin because men and women catch the vision of the Bible School program. With much prayer they press on. The result is we have Bible Institutes and Colleges dotting our land. But many of these faithful people are gone. Who will take up the task of pro- moting and maintaining Bible Schools, the greatest movement since Sunday Schools began? The answer lies with us as Alumni. If we don't take up the challenge, who will? The early pioneers in this movement supported it with their prayers, their pennies, and their persons. We must do the same. If out four hun- dred and ninety-nine Alumni were giving themselves to this part of God's program, we would have four hundred and ninety-nine Alumni who were giving and praying. Where do you stand? When did you last make an effort to visit the school? Have you written to L.B.I. recently? Have you thought of being a worker for your school? Have you attended or tried to organize an Alumni chapter in your area? Have you started to give to your school? Do you pray for your school? Alumni! The early pioneers are saying Your school needs you. The board of directors is saying Your school needs you. The faculty and staff are saying Your school needs you. The students at L.B.I. are saying Your school needs you. Above all the Lord is saying Your school needs you. What will be your response?