Moody Bible Institute - Arch Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Wee Hemjf C. Crowell Executive Vice President and General Manager at Ernest C. Cbriftiansen Harold E. Stockburger Vice President in Charge of Investments Vice President and Treasurer Robert L. Constable Vice .President and Administrator oi Development A A A A A A

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r if F-4:-1--' - vel' . .- H- -1-' 'f ,141 by.. ,',ys? ,5,Q'.5?:F,pgl.' V-5:5 f 4'1 l 571 -::gt5- . H f .4 - 5- -14121 rf y 'iff-5 L.. 1+ - . .fu - Q l -, . gl 2251 2 .V ' '14 'W-1.9 'I ir:-i., s that it is a voyage. One of the most graphic metaphors of the Christian life i VVe, at the time we come to know the Lord jesus Christ as personal Saviour, set sail lrom the land-locked harbor of worldly living toward the glorious port called ' ' ' ' ' l il there are days when it seems heaven. The sailing is not always smooth. Inc ect, ' ' - -rturned or dashed against the hidden reefs as though our frail bark will be ove along the shore or wi ' T r ' - ' tem est. john Ncwton's ll lounder beeausc ol the battering p lines would reassure us: Begorne unbelief. My Savzour ts near, And for my relief will surely appear. By prayer let me wrestle, and He will perform, With Christ in the vessel, I smile at the sto-rm. Other days are clear and the sailing is easy. But the nights, are always long and the landmarks-difficult for most ol us to see even in the day-are almost obliter- ' ' ' e ' 'i -d ol sale arrival. ated. However, with Christ in the vessel, we tue assure Whether the wrath of the storm-tossed sea., Or demons, or meh, or whatever it be, Y y . 1. N water can swallow the sltzp where tes 0 The Master of ocean and earth and skies. In many ways these days at the Moody Bible Institute have seen your vessel ' ' l' '- been used ol the Lord in various in dry dock. Of course, not lully so, you uve ' d have been for the strengthening of the ship- streams oi ministry. But the ays A ' ' -' l -, blessedness ol knowing God in with the Word of God, the reality of prayer, tic ' E Christian lellowship, the rigor of Christian deeper and fuller ways, the Joy o discipline. Now ohce again you face the ocean of God's will for your ministry. You go forth with our prayers, our hopes, our aspirations. May it be given to us all to have that abundant entrance into the harbor ol eternity-keeping true to God and man our record over yonder. ' Dr. Culbertson l

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9' ghahanan 3 Q - Iii 1 I 'Ju -51 . 1+ Frank F, Taylor Chicago, Illinois H. Earl Eaoey Chicago 111111015 Chicago Illinois Xenia, Ohio -' ' C 'WN Yemaduy -1+ A , in .I ' '. Robert E. Nicholaf Oak Park, Illinois -3 f ,two lie. F , xv? William Artbur Holt Ocorrro, Wisconsin Maxqjf Jarman Samuel H Martin William Norton NASHVILLE 'hzumzssss Chicago Illinois ChiCf190. Illinois A X N RFQ n .Ai ' N N 'AY 1 ' A Q j A 1 sg. A ' ' 9' Q ff' C. Daoix. Weyerbaeufe Tacoma, Washington 4 A