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

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ls. N lm looking forward to this week. I hope this meets each person s needs. I m excited about everything, This weeks activities give a good chance for this campus to grow. -Char Van Veldhuizen Il I I hope a lot of students get involved. I I This comments by Consecration Week co-chairman Char Van Veldhuizen summed up the expectations of several NW students as they anticipated Consecreation Week. These expectations were met when Bob Kraning and Dave Hopkins, both from Forest Home, California, arrived on campus and shared their faith, witness, and talents with Northwestern students. Bob, a camp director, and Dave, a singer, led chapel worship and small group dis- cussions. Consecreation Week co-chairmen Char and Gary Vetter also scheduled times when students could meet with Bob and Dave for prayer breakfasts and individual discussions. The film, The Gospel Blimp, was shown on'Thursday, and a performance by Sweet Manna, a singing group, ended the week's scheduled activities. 25

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