Moody Bible Institute - Arch Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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4 M The greatest responsibility that rests upon the shoulders of every child of God is that of BUILDING TOGETHER. More particularly, this is the duty of everyone associated in any way with the worlx and life of the Moody Bible Institute. It should be the impelling motive of every friend and donor of the school, as well as every member of the administration, faculty, employee family, Alumni, and student body. We all must do our part in this great task and be able to say with Ezra of old, . . .we ourselves together will build unto the Lord God... lEzra 4:3l. A two-fold challenge is placed before us as stu- dents of Moody Bible Institute. First, we must show to the world by our lives that, in a world of up- heaval and uncertainty, true peace is found only in our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ. Second, while the doors are still open, we must be prepared to take the Gospel to the millions who know it not, and who are dying with- out Christ and without hope. We, the students of Moody Bible Institute, realize the challenge that is set before us. We are now preparing to be sent forth as witnesses of the Lord Jesus Christ, both in Chicago and in all Illinois, in the United States, and unto the uttermost parts of the earth. Ao God having lifted us from the miry clay and having set our feet upon the rock, we must follow His plan for our lives. We must follow His J bidding. with BUILDING To- Q11 GETHER as our fi theme, we publish the i951 ARCH, giving Him the 'I' pre-eminece in . all things. I PAGE 7 AHF TOL 'ISHS fppi. . 'wr ru. ,Il , 1l.lf,.M,,, fr IIIII. . 1 fjfltf no mg. mmmon Of GOD 35AUDfLH Qupf, ' 'Writ ' Ill' I.: -n ! jig fit I I I I 7' vs

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