Manhattan Bible College - Vision / MABICO Yearbook (Manhattan, KS)

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“Therefore we are buried with him by baptism into death, that like as Christ was raised up from the dead by the glory of the Father, even so we also should walk in newness of life. (Rom. 6: 3,4) The gospel is a joyful message to old and young alike. Larry Frew visits with Mrs. Thompson, a faithful member of the White City Christian Church. a | TIMOTH. SE From a student's standpoint the area of student ministries serves a two-fold pur- pose. It provides practice for the ministerial student. It allows him to take the theories presented during the week and put them to the test. The discussions of the classroom and the lessons of the text book are taken and put to effective use by the student ministers. The student minister learns how to meet various situations and thus gains first hand knowledge of the needs of the church today, It gives the student the opportunity to labor and work for Christ. This is the ultimate goal: complete service in the vineyards of the Lord. The command is to go preach and teach; the student minister is fulfilling that command,

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Students find time for relaxation as well as for study. What makes MBC such a wonderful school is that Christ is an ever present reality in the lives of these students whether they are working, playing, studying, or praying. These past forty years, MBC has been going forward with the Lord. To help us advance even further as servants of Christ, has come Dr. Stanley Letcher, to be one of the MBC family. He is seen talking to Mrs. White and Richard Achenbach. WALKS WITH GOD Mr. Burgess and Dr. Thurston, consecutive presidents, served until 1955, when Wilford F. Lown was called to the presidency. President Lown, with the assistance of a ded- icated faculty and the loyal support of Christian trustees, has led the college to a new height of Christian leadership. Manhattan Bible College considers the world as her field of conquest. Her task will not be completed until all people everywhere come to know Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior. President Lown is an outstanding Christian, and because of his dedication to Christ, MBC has been richly blessed.

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JAR. Study is an important task of a minister. Here Roy Cronk prepares a sermon for the church at Osage City. Charles Cayton breaks the bread of life with his congregation at Elms Dale. De Se Don Paden uses the recording room to help in his ministry. z Tom Hawks and Larry Frew, two student ministers, discuss business after the Spring Banquet. Ray Stites enjoys his service for the Lord at Barns, Kansas.