North Central University - Archive Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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NCis students spread the gospel from continued from page 7 , summer volunteer workers, ministered in New York City. those without a place to call home. A total of 700 people The crusade was led by David Wilkerson and Nikki came to know Christ as their personal savior! Perhaps one Cruise, and accompanied by itThe Second Chapter of of the most amazing of these converts was a drug dealer Acts? The outreach was mainly concentrated in the parks who made $18,000 each day but who surrendered his life to and ghetto areas. Most of the people who were reached . Christ. were street people such as drug addicts, prostitutes, and Seven people from NC made up the Spanish Outreach h Right: Pamela Ei-dsor prays with a NY. City street ,woman. Below: Subway riding is an experience and it can be a matter of life or death at night in NY. Here Kim Carter shows Christian confidence during such a ride while ministering last summer. 8 Growth

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throughout the world people they ministered to and. with The Nigerian team ministered in 64 churches, 31 open- air crusades, 27 Sunday services, and six youth revivals to a combined total of 107,550 peope. They saw many people who did not know what it was like to have some of the everyday items taken for granted in America. Things such as food, clothing and shelter were unheard of by some. For instance, while on a trip to sell some unneeded items, Carlo Griseta saw an unclothed begger. As a simple act of kindness, Carlo handed the begger a shirt and towel. The begger responded as if he had become one of the richest people in the world. These men returned from their trip with a stronger, deeper awareness of Godis love and power. A second group of 11 students, joined with 129 other Continued on paige 8 Left: Carlo Griseta shares with hungry hearts as his interpreter stands by. Below: David Wilkerson preaches Christa Maurean Wallace interprets for the deaf 1n N.SY City. Far Left: Mario Griseta and Gerald Harris shared their burden in this A1G 1 church in Nigeria. Left: Kim Carter and Shari Nelson stand in front of an A1G church where they ministered in Alaska. Growth 7

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Minnesota to Nigeria, Alaska to N.Y. team. They were Liz Lindner, Larry Peak, Katy Norris, Wendy Blomberg, Peter Clausen, Brenda Sandgren and Gerry Falley. During the two weeks of the crusade in West St. Paul the team members stayed with Spanish families in their homes. Each day they went door to door campaigning for Faith Temple, an Hispanic Church. Morning was a devotional time for the group while afternoons were used for childrenis ministry. The evenings were used for bilingual evangelistic services which were held in a tent in Peopleis Park. The evangelists were from Brazil and Peru and the pastor of Faith Temple interpret- continued on page 11 Above: . . . Nor height, nor depth, nor any other creature, shall be able to seper- ate us from the love of God, which is in Christ Jesus our Lordfi Not even jungles. tPi'ctured are Carlo Griseta and Dave Jo- hansen with a new friendJ. Left: uNow may'our God and Father Him- self, and our Lord Jesus, direct our Way to you; and may the Lord make you increase and abound in love to one another and to all men, as we do to you, so that he may establish your hearts unblamable in holi- ness before our God and Father i, U 'Fhess. 3:11-13i. Ann Bornbach sits 2nd from the left. G mwth 9