Northwestern Bible School - Scroll Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Student A ctivities } l- 1 here is a good possibility that some day you will be viewing the Campus and Athletic Section of the Scroll as I am doing, rehearsing in your mind the many pleasant conversations and social good times with yester-year students. Each class seemingly owns its own “character,” a student who represents the “laughs”; an athlete who excells with a testimony. Really, it doesn ' t matter to you who they might be as they were part of your school at that time. Don ' t you often wonder what those “characters” are doing now? Where did they move? Whom did they marry? Are they serving the Lord ? Are they on the mission field r Have they reached the “Full measure of development” in “Christ as Paul brings out in Ephesians d: 13 (Moffat) ? Are they real Christian leaders? This is what Northwestern seeks to accomplish through its varied activities that are offered. Christian Leadership infers proper development which in turn means proper “food.” No student can be an effective leader without the W ord of God. To my knowledge, no school function has ever left out His Word. It has opened or closed with prayer. Somewhere in the program devotions are included. The Lord is acknowledged. What an environment for a young man or woman to reach Christian maturity anti to become an effective Christian Leader!