Marion University - Marionette Yearbook (Marion, IN)

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OF i(t Cbc Marionette ’23 i] 0 ooo JQ Ofc 63 -°° ©ur JFtdti $gent Rev. S. C. Kinnison is an important member of the Department of Administra¬ tion. While the professors are building up our school in their class rooms, Brother Kinnison is out in the field faithfully labor¬ ing for the interests of Marion College. His sterling Christian character, strong personality, and years of experience qual¬ ify him for his position as field agent. His methods of raising money and securing students are very unique and produce double results. He is continually directing men and women in paths of righteousness and helping them to find Jesus as their Savior. When people are converted they are then willing and glad to support the Lord’s work, and this affords an oppor¬ tunity to make an appeal for the Educa¬ tional phase s of Christian work in general and especially for Marion College. A large share of the money raised by him and many of the young people which he sends to us, come as a result of his Evangelistic efforts. He has been very successful in increasing our Endowment and securing pledges and contributions for the school. At every opportunity he directs young people to Marion College. ©ur pastor Rev. E. R. Dodd is the pastor of our South Marion Wesleyan church. Since the attendance of the church is so largely composed of students it is natural that Brother Dodd should take a great interest in them and their welfare. The students have felt his interest and kindli¬ ness. They have come to appreciate his concern for them. His work among us has been energetic, constructive, and enthusiastic. He has taken the opportunity to employ the prayer bands of the student body and has sent them into all “the corn¬ ers of his world.” Our pastor is an example of forceful spiritual life and power. He calls “a spade a spade.” He faces issues and alternatives squarely and un¬ flinchingly. He is a man of courage and strength. Brother Dodd is highly appreciated by the rest of his constituents as well as by the students. He is a man plainly able to inspire us to greater efforts to live deeply spiritual lives. May he continue to bless us by his influence!

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