Mid America Nazarene University - Conestoga Yearbook (Olathe, KS)

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Under the inspiring leadership of Dr. James lVlain, the Heritage Singers, as the official college choir, sing before many people throughout the educational zone. Members in the forty-four choir are chosen by individual audition. Throughout both semesters Heritage Sing- ers are busy vvith performances for various churches, revivals, banquets, clubs, and civic organizations. During the spring vacation the choir makes an extended tour to represent the college at many of the churches on the education zone. Heritage Singers also partici- pate in the presentation of the lVlessiah, the Elijah and the Thanksgiving concert. Although they strive for technical perfec- tion, the greatest desire of the members is to be living witnesses of the power of Christ to change lives and make them worth living. Prayer precedes each service, and the greatest thrill of all comes when God, too, is in the service. Directing the Heritage Singers is Dr. James lVlain. HERITAGE SINGEES WITNESS ACROSS ZONE. HERITAGE SINGERS: lfirst rovvl Jeanie Wieczorek, Lynda Tompkins, Barb Bonham, Becky Leonard, Debra Gerling, Ruth Zook, Jo Goodman, Karen Stallings, Kay Havvkins, Linda Bovvman, Letha Skillings, Kathy Ness, Jane Fleshman, Debbie Hinzep lsecond rovvl Lyle Gibbens, Ken Robison, Dan Weathers, Brad Blystone, Beth Doskocil, Saralyn Schmidt, Jean Pittenger, 122 X 'ix Ll N Diana Robbins, Joyce Shepherd, Cheryl Hancock, Jolaine lVlain, Darrel Ranum, Gary Worley, Tom Sanerp lthird rovvl Larry Schmidt, Gayland Gaut, Chuck Fricke, Doug Schindler, Woodie Stevens, lVlerritt Strunk, Ron Burch, Ron Seaman, Al Kruse, Carl Leth, Steve Doerr, Bill Cobb, Stan Pulliam. l l l l l ' i ll .

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COLLEGE CHURCH PROVIDES WARM ATMOSPHERE FOR SPIRITUAL GROWTH College Church, under the ministry of Rev. Paul Cunningham, is an inspiration to all vvho attend. The beautiful building helps to create an atmosphere conducive to vvorship. Located near the college campus, it provides spiritual enlightenment and encouragement for many students vvho make College Church their church away from home. They are invited to participate in the regular services, the college NYPS group, the missionary society, and visitation programs. Rev. Cunningham is aided by Bruce Peterson, lVlinister of Visitation and Youth, and Hardy Weathers, lVlinister of lVlusic. Rev. Bruce Peterson and Hardy Weathers aid in the spiritual work of College Church. fl., lumi- Students chat with Rev. Charles Hastings Smith after a revival senfice.