Oral Roberts University - Perihelion Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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In Christ's Chagipel students, faculty and staff rise and applau as the president steps up tothe podium to greet them. Quicker than the eye are the fingers of Dino as he dazzles his audience with his skillful hands. Chapel 19

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Assembled together At H is T krone by Theresa Ohler Chapel began with an in- depth Bible study on sanctifica- tion. An inspiration in example and character, Dr. Hart chal- lenged each one of us to live a life holy, acceptable and pleas- ing in his sightf, Ioni Eareckson, with her bright smile and Warm personal- ity was an encouragement to all. The love that radiated from Ioni, was unmistakably the love of Cod. Terry Law challenged us by sharing miraculous accounts of Living Sound within Commu- nist territory. Terry Law left us this thought: i'If your dreams donit scare you, you're not dreaming big enoughf' Our own President Roberts has been busy. But he has not been too busy to share his bur- dens with us, or too busy to call us long distance from California, and he has not been too busy to share his heart with the student body. Chapels, main emphasis is mirrored in I Corinthians 1212: For the body is one, and hath many members of that one body, being many, are one body: so also is Christf, 9 Chaplain Hart's son seems to be paying more attention to the onlookers than to the questions his dad is asking. Chapel 18

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Sunday evenings at Vespcrs students have a chance to both serve and receive Christ's body as a remembrance of him. Another aspect of Vespers is praise, led by Alan Voth, Angela Williams and jim Beise. Far right: Singing Ha my liirfluluy to President Roberts was only the lueginning of this dynamic Vespcrs service. Ycspcfrs 20