Northwest University - Torchbearers Yearbook (Kirkland, WA)

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GREWORD The lighTed Torch, held aloTT by TaiThTul hands, symbol- izes The immuTable Woi'd oT God shedding spiriTual lighT on The paThway oT our pilgrimage Through liTe To eTernal righT- eousness and peace. ln presenTing To The reader our l94O yearbools, The Torchbearer, we inTend primarily To seT TorTh The many phases OT school liTe. There is, however, a deeper purpose behind iTs producTion: To send TorTh The Woi'd oT God To Those who Tread a doubTTul paTh, even To some who wallf. in midnighT darkness. IT is our earnesT desire ThaT The spiriTual message woven ThroughouT These pages will prove To be a help and inspnaTion To The reader and ThaT iT may be a b acon guiding some wayTa1ei saTely To his l-l avenly FaThei s home There To abide happily ThioughouT eTeiniTy

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gy. 2 Torchbearers oT The TruThl For TwenTy cenTuries, The Torch oT TruTh has been TaiThTully car- ried by ChrisTian men and women possessed wiTh sTrengTh and deTerminaTion. In The early days oT The ChrisTian era, ST. Paul, TerTullian, and ST. AugusTine bore The Torch under almosT unbearable persecuTion ThroughouT The Roman Empire. CenTuries laTer, LuTher, Zwingli, and Knox Tearlessly spread The +I-urh across Europe. BriTain was rekindled by The Tlame Through The Wesleys and WhiTTield. Carey sped wiTh The message To India: Judson To Burma: l.ivingsTone To ATrica. America was revived by The minisTries oT godly Finney and sainTly Moody. To The innumerable Torchbearers oT The pasT, and To Those oT This presenT day, we dedicaTe This volume.

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