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

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ut . 2 iy 3 SPRING MINISTRY TOUR a p epee IND Teme oul . . “rir, . 4 - iy r‘a fi Po . yp lip Manhattan, KS Jefferson City, MO Evansville, IN Louisville. KY (2) Cincinnati. OH Lexington. KY (2) Steubenville. OH Bethany. West VA Washington. D.C. (3) Joppa. MD Rockville, MD Philadelphia. PA Painsville, OH Bloomington. IN Blue Springs. MO Overland Park. KS “Capitol Encounters”’ “Don't give Chuck a buck; give Chuck a Dwight Bradshaw would be delighted to haircut!” (This fearless bus driver put up The call of the bus intercom — so unset- tell you about the beautiful scenery that with more than anyone will ever know). tling. so often, yet so necessary! can be found In West Virginia.

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A Kir Seere WN lly Park, Dwig ad Viar Justin Moxley. Phil Alspaw Camp is fun ... sometimes. Nine students were selected to represent MCC’s 1988 Summer Camp Teams (listed above). Each team travelled to nine acifferent camps from llinois to Arizona via MCC vans. Besides Scott Johannes hitting a cow at 50 m.p.h., and Tracey Diaz scratching up the van a little, all safely arrived to their assigned des- tinations. The camp teams led campers in singing. recreation, skits, Bible study, and whatever else needed to be done to complete a camper’s day Flexibility is definitely a pre- requisite for the job. Becky Lovelady humbly reports, “My family groups could whip out a major dramatic production in five minutes if they needed to.” Recruiting is secondary at camp. The main priority for the teams is to encourage campers to strengthen their personal walk with Christ. By being a part of a camper'’s faith, camp becomes well worth it. The hard efforts and long hours are forgotten when the rewards return tenfold The work schedule in Puer- beach and other days to Rico kept the missionar- ies hopping, The missions team performed a variety of tasks that ranged from teaching, to calling. to painting a church (and more). The team did. how- ever, have a few recrea- tional opportunities Some days they would go to the fort they might go to the maun- tains or the rain forest The trip really opened the stu- dents’ eyes to the pres- ence of Christ in other cul- tures Their experience in Puerto Rico will continue to have a strong influence on each of the team mem- bers’ ministries 4 Jeanetie and Audrey take their turn holding down the

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If was a tour as busy as these pages. 4 The Celebration Singers group welcomes those of the Christian Academy of Louisville as they prepare to present their musical Choose. This high-spirited musical with chore- ography was perhaps the most favored of all the musical presentations. Beyond its enter- tainment ability was a message that caused those who viewed it to seriously reconsider their own personal commitment to Christ The sound of Philadelphia traffic is muffled as the Ringers perform “Pentatonic Meditation” in a church once attended by both George Washington and Benjamin Franklin The craziness in these Singers emerges as Amidst the homesickness and sleepless- : they take a break nee Bien tour ness that comes with tour. Kevin Kelly finds Prepared for any circumstance that schedule and spend a day at Churchill comfort through the help of Ducky Puffa- comes his way, Jerry Patterson whips out Downs. lump. his leaky bus repeller.