North Central University - Archive Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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REV. W. KATTER Personal Evangelism, the glorious privilege of every believer, is vividly portrayed by the life of Rev. WilsOn thter, Whose efforts have reaped many seuls. Rev. Katter emphasizes the value and importance of individual evangel- istic efforts. Rev. Katter is pastor of the new City of Lakes Chapel. As CI faculty member, Rev. Katter teaches Personal Evangelism, Sunday School Methods, and Practical Work. REV. DONALD EDSON The inspirational and zealous Char- acteristics of Rev. Donald Edson are an incentive to all who make his acquaint- ance. Rev. Edson's daily walk is that of diligent and incessant toil tor the Mas- ter. His ferver, enthusiasm, and zeal are the essential qualities which make him an influential instructor. He is the State President of the Christ's Ambassadors. Rev. EdsOn pastors the Christian Church, in addition to teaching Church History, Old Testament, Polemics and Secretarial Accounting. MW W um: um

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REV. EMIL BALLIET When class sessions conclude and we face the sober and grim realities of the gospel ministry, we will instinctively remember Rev. Emil Balliet's joyous and happy disposition. Many a downcctst student has received new joy and de- termination through an observation of Rev. Balliet's constant cheerfulness. We thank God for the inspiring life and tes- timony of Rev. Balliet. Rev. Balliet is the Choir director and assistant pastor of the Minneapolis Gos- pel Tabernacle. As q faculty member. he teaches New Testament, Music, Ef- fective Speaking and Typology. REV. HERBERT R. SNYDER Today's civilization reckons its pros- perity in terms of financial assets. Gos- pel endeavors are inseparably at- tached to finances; they demand logical and systematic administration. This is the task of Bear. Herbert R. Snyder, treasurer of North Central Bible Insti- tute since its inception, and treasurer of the North Central District. He teaches History of World Missions and Penmanship. Rev. Snyder's consecrated and con- sistent Christian life is a benediction to all who make his acquaintance.

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ll? MR. MARK I. BELL The world's present educational standards demand that the clergy pos- sess a corresponding educational sta- tus. A forceful presentation of the gospel message necessitates the ability to speak and write correctly and intelli- gently. Thorough knowledge of English usage is received in the classes instruct- ed by Mr. Mark I. Bell. Besides teaching typing in the Chris- tian Education Course, Mr. Bell is also a very capable pianist, specializing in the teaching of Evangelistic style play- inq. Mr. Bell's practical life and personal interest in the spiritual welfare of the students has been an incentive to deep- er spirituality. MISS SHIRLEY YOUNGLUND Every student has experienced the thrill of sending his application to the Registrar's office. Their applications are promptly and competently considered by Miss Shirley Younglund, the Reg- istrar of N. C. B. I. Students are privileged to pursue either CI thorough Ministerial Prepara- tory Course or C1 Christian Education Course, in which they may study vital business subjects. In addition to her duties as Registrar, Miss Younqlund teaches Shorthand in the Christian Education Course. WW M7 MMMGP