Moody Bible Institute - Arch Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Nathan J. Stone London, England was the place where Mr. Nathan J. Stone was born and spent the early years of his life. Canada then became his home for the next ten years before he came to the United States. Mr. Stone was the first graduate of the Jewish Missions Course at the Moody Bible Institute in 1925. Westminster College presented him with his bachelor of arts degree, and Presbyterian Theologi- cal Seminary awarded him his bachelor of divinity degree, and master of theology degree. As a Presbyterian minister, he served for some years at a church in Missouri and then became a city missionary for the Presbytery of Detroit. In 1940 Mr. Stone became an Institute faculty member of the Jewish Missions Course. Now, after 25 years at the Institute, Mr. Stone wears a gold service pin. Along with his teaching duties Mr. Stone is the recording secretary-treasurer of the Hebrew Christian Alliance of America. Other Jewish mission organizations proudly claim him as a member and officer. Due to his great interest in faculty volleyball games Mr. Stone has long had them as part of his agenda. For many years he was a player and then a referee. Mr. Stone is greatly loved and respected by both colleagues and students as a wise counselor with a deep knowledge of the Word of God and a close walk with the Lord. To you, Mr. Nathan J. Stone, we dedicate this 1965 ARCH.

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DEDICATION

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A successful life A cluster of goals Reaching to an end Varied in individuals Here united For God’s purpose .. . “... but one thing I do, Forgetting the things which are behind, And stretching forward To the things which are before, I press on toward the goal Unto the prize of the high calling Of God In Christ Jesus.” Philippians 3:13-14