Northwestern College - De Klompen Yearbook (Orange City, IA)

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The SCF Fall Retreat. Driving down to Lake Okoboji in a Vega sandwiched between three guitars, four other pas- sengers, five sleeping bags, and five pillows! Friday night's mixer. Relays. A skit by the faculty. Small groups. Dis- cussion. Meeting new people. Getting to know other people better. Finally, REALLY getting to know the person who sat across from you in class all last year. A free Saturday afternoon. A Satur- day night performance by Trust. Sun- day morning communion service. Re- lpacking and riding back to NW linethe' .same Vega, except this time everyone's asleep! Sometimes, even the driver! SCF week-end retreats are always filled with fun, fellowship, singing, and sharing. The September Fall Retreat was no exceptiofn. Co-chairmen Bonnie Jorgensen and Clyde Rensink directed the. planning for the retreat. Bob White, Young Life leader in Minneapolis, led small groups in a series of discussions and activities which emphasized the importance of utilizing an individual's abilities and assets in the Christian com- munity. 17

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