Missionary Training Institute - Missionarian Yearbook (Nyack, NY)

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16 ,, 'Y HE school year of '45-'46 has passed with the reflections of en- riched hours, days and months of study and preparation for the work of the Master. The Living Christ, dwelling within has made every-day activities pleasant and happy. But, there were ac- tivities, not a part of the classroom, that moulded themselves into each life. Missionary Committees-The Missionarian--Logicians -Camera Club-all made their contribution of happy hours, not soon to be forgotten, and their reflections have cast a permanent shadow upon our lives. DELIGHTFUL WALKING

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