Missionary Training Institute - Missionarian Yearbook (Nyack, NY)

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RELEASE TIME TEACHERS Left to Right: Front Row: M. Vayda, F. Fries. D. Kemerer, J. Nicolson. F. Edinger, P. Scotch, P. Finch, R. Brock. G. Plate. Second Row: L. Griebenow, L. Bush, F. Wagner. C. Kamphausen. G. Holton, J. Anderson. J. Anderson, D. Hapchuk, D. Withers. M. Stroble, J. Robson, M. Abernathy, L. Northrup. E. Scott, J. Aus- tin. J. Anderson. J. Brannon, M. Seaquist. C. Jensen, E. Bower, J. McHenry, E. Engelbert. n Nicolson begins preparation his class at Brooklyn. r-14j,?l . 554: fixliiv, Q, The lesson is prepareclg the teacher pauses for a moment of prayer. Faces re- flect upon his minclg faces he sees every week. Lord help me to make clear the story of salvation to theseg for .IPOD them rests the destiny of the future Church. Hungry hearts wait expectantly for the teacher to begin. Page 105 Christ puts hearts. new song in their favs'

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1? V-. Y 'R , SUNDAY MINISTRY x g , It is Sundayf just ,another day to some folks. But tojfus atriS.M.CHf., it means an opportunity .to-fgfifefouvwfhe message of salvation. Whether be-witnessing to the hundreds who pgissf bil onffhf? streets of the Bronx, or tea?HingwVtBeQQhin2:se to read, or telling the Ftgotlildessisix-yemirmold of God's love, the gospel of gChrist is given forth F11 m :. 55 '75 C , ,W I '4 .EL rn rn 'PT' mix gg 'E 1 sg.w..,,..M..m...m..g.. La fb zu 35' 3 5 2 M. ,.. ,fe i sf Q, rf my rw- CHINATOWN: Left to Right: J. Sullivan, N. Thompson, J. Pol. B. Woolworih, J. Merritt, C. Stewart, P. Stump, E. Emery. BRONX MESSIANIC CENTER: Left to Righi: T. Woodruff, L. Blose, L. Stump. Y ' 'gif XX R ' 1 x 3 M 1,--,S N Q T, rs SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS: Left to Right: R. Welkley. R. Rapelje. E. Bower, J. Cunningham. E. Murray, M. Leasure, D. Granger, J. Mauk, D. Dorothy, A. Kubik, D. Speirs. Page 104

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IEWEL GATHERERS fr3.r',rmwv- W---fe - rf- ' ' f . ' . L , ' GLLVA' ' , .- ',,,,. ,, .-'4..,ee,L't,,, ,, lege, ,f,:.Q..e L-L. QL . Q . U,-,,. J Left to Right: Seated: A. McHenry, B. Baker, J. Radford. First Row: A. Clayton, B. McHenry: L. Blose: B. Bucko: M. Shepherd, J. Schumann, B. Gallagher, N. Whited, J. Anderson, L. Regnier, G. Harshman, B. Rader, D. Withers, K. Flaherty, L. Green. Second Row: C. Yorke, Y. Sine, K. Fisher, B. Fenlason, N. Wood, P. Pickard, J. Anderson, B. Douglas, L. Bush, J. Wallace. Third Row: D. Mulvena, F. Corwin, G. Ford, M. Miklaus, P. Richer, J. McKelvey, D. Cook, D. Movely, D. States, N. Rowland, V. Stewart. Fifth Row: C. Early, N. Geifers, F. Tripp, J. Brannon, L. Wells, B. Linkfield, C. Deardorff. Fifth: L. Griebe- now, J. Cagno, T. Williams, M. McKinney. .f-W' ' ' ' MM., W., A V w. .ff A knock upon the door, a Woman ap- proaches . . , her reply, Oh, I can't he bothered. l'm busy cooking supper. By the way what are you selling anyhow? . . . Why of course I have a Bible, and l send my children to Sunday School. Now, I don't mean to be ,ff ,gif rude, but I just haven't the time. ,tf -AND YE BE Such is typical of the response to the con- jf' WITNESSEQQUNTO ME tact of the Jewel Gatherers and Fishers of Men. Yet their witness is not in vain. While some Q ,lpll contacts show a seeming lack of interest, others have manifested curiosity and even a deep con- .5 We s' cern for the salvation of their souls. As these Page 106 messengers for God go forth, they go in obedi- ence to the command of jesus and in initiation of His example, who came to seek and to save that which was lost.