North Central University - Archive Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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x s, 'lf 1 '..1J.I..f,,,. 1965 HIGHLIGHTS As We seniors leave North Central, we will carry with us fond memories of our year here. Registration day, the Missionary Play, the Missionary Convention, Spiritual Emphasis Week, and most of all to the Seniors, Graduation . . . all of these are highlights of 1965, and to each one of us these activities and many more have meant something special. ,- , ft-, I, , , 4'P

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A great soldier of the cross, Reverend Ivan O. Miller, was called to his eternal home on February 1, 1965. I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faithi' is a testimony that could well be said of Reverend Miller. His was a life dedicated and spent in the service of the Master he loved. Ivan O. Miller met jesus as Saviour while a young executive with the Ford Motor Company in Fargo, North Dakota. At that time he charted a course and set sail on the voyage of life with a determination to serve the Captain of his salvation to the utmost of his strength and devotion. Come wind, come weather, he never faltered nor turned back, for his hand was in the hand of his Pilot. Pastoral ministry took Reverend Miller to Brainerd, Minnesota, in 1928. A great work grew up under his able leadership. While at Brinerd, he was elected to the office of Assistant District Superintendent, a position he held from 1936 to 1945 and from 1950 to 1958, a total of seventeen years. Almost twenty years were given to the General Presbytery, high policy-making board of the Assem- blies of God. Reverend Miller came to North Central Bible College in 1936 where he gave continuous and outstanding service until his retirement in 1961. This period of ministry saw him share his time between North Central and the St. Paul Gospel Temple from 1944 to 1949. He came back to the college as Executive Vice President in 1949. Ivan O. Miller was known far and wide for his godly life, his executive and administrative ability, and his personal counseling, his work in the classroom, and his preaching ministry. Hundreds of NCBC alumni join with fellow min- isters and a host of friends to pay him tribute. He has left his earthly tabernacle of clay, but he continues to live in the lives and ministries of those whom he helped to mould and to lead into the way of Cod. Ivan O. Miller, as the glory of heaven broke before your eyes, we are sure you heard jesus say, '6Well done thou good and faithful servant. Enter thou into the joys of they Lord. Reverend G. Raymond Carlson President, NCBC 3

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It shall flow like a river, It shall fall like the raing It shall rise as the dawning In glory o'er the land. For the knowledge of the Lord dx Shall fill all the earth, And the Spirit of the Lord shall fall 5 E-.M 14, l A Rl.: 4..- . K --Q1 Mf h- , ., Liv, :L ,.-.L..,.:., L . -..., -- ' ' - '