Missionary Training Institute - Missionarian Yearbook (Nyack, NY)

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ND The camp meeting at Mana. X 3mQoon' B im Bible Class! 0 Zami Sam! Me! I33 e,ar. I A SEVIBAI is a glowing example of the goodness of the Lord in India. She had her share of trouble and sorrow, but as the Christian Sahib seated himself on the mud floor beside her where she was pre- paring a meal, she replied, The Lord has done so much for me. Do you remember how he healed my small pox? How He re- vealed himself to me in a vision? One day fever raged in my body. I saw demons surrounding my bed, and the darkness was terrible. As I cried to Jesus, they went away. Four angels came and brought quietness to my being, while Jesus stood by me opening a book which listed sins. He asked if they were mine. I wept ac- knowledging that they were all mine. He swept his hand over the page leaving it white and clean. He said, 'I have wiped them out by my bIood.' Then he left me, but my heart was full of joy. I live to proclaim his gIory. Though they be red like crimson, they shall be as wool. A Hindu Sunday School.

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0 . 0 YI-N ID 1741 I OCCUPY 'rm cue f.0 I And he saw that there was no Get thee out of thy country, man, and wondered that there and from thy kindred, and from was no intercessorf' thy father's house, unto a land ISA. 59:16 that I will shew thee. GEN. 12:1 ll Over the ocean, millions I see, Fettered in bondage, beckoning me. Crushed beneath sorrow too heavy to bear, Gladly I answer, Lord, send me there. Lord, send me there, O Lord, send me Gladly I answer, Lord, send me there! Out where the millions die in despair, there, Gladly I answer, Lord, send me there. I32

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100' Emerson Ackerman Ralph Allen Vernon Anderson Clifford Ball Doris Barger Howard Beardslee Beatrice Beck Eleanor Bennett ouif-Us William Bower Leslie Burns John Carlson Marian Carlson Ralph Carlton Paul Clingen Grant Crooks Harold Decker Hazel Edwards Charles Eschenberg Kathryn Foshag Irving Hamburger Doug as Herbert Clarence Jaycox Mazie Cummings Donald Johns Mildred Johnson Donald Lloyd William Manns Yolanda McBride John Nevius Marjorie Newell Ruth E. Norton Francis Ricker Eula Robinson Charles Shepson Andrew Weidner Lydia Wieboldt Volena Wilson Robert Zopfi F all wed N pres H469- PP-Ul' CL - en' vi-296 MG we N r05 Mtnld e afxl Seals xaevlligx o Nil r ELF. ,Y veaZl:::L5QN YN NX JO px5l'N:LRLSON hal FN 050695 110 ,ms 1' ,ei Sp PMXTMBURGER PLEDGE Sl ,4Ol .OO xv-WNG vieilde vi xlif-G E NO Hi NON Vx . V-91 Secretalxgagli P-Tl if. BE 1 reasurefaosyji N P30 BEA HU piafllsk ELL LF-ON A BURN UR radios proclaim it! Our newspapers exclaim ntl Our World Prayer Band has claimed it as a motto for this year- The field is the world. Although God has given us the spirit of intercession for the whole world, our group prays for the areas not remembered by other bands. Ministries among the Mex- icans, Indians, Negroes, Alaskans, and mountain people have been our paramount prayer objects. Famines, plagues and spiritual droughts of Europe have been incentives to prayer, especially have we re- membered evangelization groups in our high schools and colleges. The field is the world! Our responsibility and aim is to plant this field with the gospel of Christ and with His help we will do it. l34