Northwestern Bible School - Scroll Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Dr, Adeny - Disciple ship Training Walk Softly Before God Dave Boyer

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K The book of Leviticus has been called the Book of the priests, and rightly soj for it contains the laws con¬ cerning a priest r s duties to God and to his people. It is the book where one discovers God ' s methods and will. From around the world ministers have come to chal¬ lenge and enlighten Northwestern students through chapel services, seminars and weeks of spiritual emphasis. These have yielded a rich harvest in praise to God and in deci¬ sions to serve Christ more ' effectively. 7

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Walking softly before God had become a key phrase when describing Northwestern chapels. Whether it be a musical presentation, a visiting missionary or evangelist, or even a professional magician, each speaker strove to walk softly, to walk reverantly before God. Chapels were not only for sermons or for lec¬ ture, it became a place where students shared with one another their burdens, their blessings and their hopes. Hymn sings and testimony times were always anticipated when they appear¬ ed on the schedule. Returning students were given an opportunity to tell of the Lord ' s leading and sustaining hand as they had ventured out into service for Him. Northwestern ' s chapels were times to relax and come away from the flurry of studies and work. It was a time for quiet communion with God; it was a time for adoration and rejoicing in his presence. Indeed, the chapel times at Northwestern have had an effect on the lives and outlooks of the stu¬ dents; these quiet times before the Lord in the presence of His people will not be forgotten.