Methodist University - Carillon Yearbook (Fayetteville, NC)

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Westminster Fellowship Members of the Steering committee are, left to right, Barbara Schutz, Presidenrf Joe Roberts, and Mary Alexander. The WestrninisterFel lowship has met through out the year for fun and worship at First Presby terian Church in Fayette ville. Its most interesting activity was a trip to the Presbyterian School of Christian Education in Richmond, Virginia. The fellowship has provided a rewarding and stimulating experience for its mem- bers- The Halloween party Left to right: Rich Boyd, Adviser, Janet Moyer, Barbara Schutz, Sharon Wicker, Bonnie Starnes Ann Young Joe Roberts Beth Baldwin, Mary Alexander.

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The purpose of the Baptist Student Union is to cooperate with other college chapters in supporting the activities of the state council. The organization now attends annual meetings of the state B.S.U., supports state projects, and pro- vides study of religious issues of con- temporary man. lt also offers special services such as films and discussion groups in order to provide for more stu- dent participation. This year the B.S.U. has emphasized Christian fellowship, projects including aid for orphans in Vietnam, preparation of a food basket during Thanksgiving, and presentation of programs in area churches of the supporting Association. Officers, left to right: David Hatchell, Treasurer,' Peggy Barbee, Secreraryg Bill Blalock, Presidentf Mr. Wilson, Adviser. Nor pictured: Bob Jervis, Vice-President. 1. . ,- . eff .ses Bopfisf Sfudenf Union B.S.U. member, Anne Mills, leads the group in song B.S.U. committee plans for future service projects and the upcoming Christmas Banquet. .N e, f..

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H The Interfaith Council discusses controversial issues. Interfaith Council The Interfaith Council is made up of two representatives from each of the six denominational groups on campus. Each member assists his own group in planning and organization. Officers, this year, were Judy Bass, Chairman,' Barbara Schutz, .S'ecretary,' Phil Purser, Treasuren' and Dr. Hartman and Dr. Knott, Advisers. The Council sponsored a Sunday morning worship service first semester, Religious Emphasis Week second semester, and a Sunday evening fellowship once a month. One of their projects was the adoption of twelve children from Formosa. Twelve dollars was sent for each child's uniform and tuition for school in Taiwan. First row: Hung Yan, Wang Ku Yin, Gwo Ji Jeng, Wang Yun Fen. Second row: Li Hwang Jya, Li Mei, Syv Ji Lyang, Chen Ke Wei. Third raw: Ju Mei Hwa, ' Yang Ru Yun, Ju Hwei Min, f lvo Stuyck.