Oral Roberts University - Perihelion Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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Larry Stack changes a patient's dressing in Bongola, Gabon. Royal Dean with a greatful father and son in Mexico. ip- Y---. X. XX Q 5 X '5- x 0 f - 5 , L xp f 41 2 i 0 J We X J' !, X 1' If 1 Flf22l Healing Teams LA While patients in Gabon are waiting, the staff and hospital chaplains share the gospel with them.

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mu. from class can be a real chore. Roberts University this year. I think we should be allowed to wear whatever we want -- as long as it is de- cent. -- Lisette Urrutia My teddy bear, Manly, is the best com- panion. He knows me better than any man l've met so far - and still loves me. -- Shaun Chavis So far in my career at ORU, I got camp- used for throwing a napkin and I was al- most forced to work an hour in SAGA for breaking a glass, instead of paying for it lwhich l offered to dol. Sometimes I feel certain RAS need to relax a little bit and not be quite so anxious to bust an innocent student. Authority in the wrong hands can be dangerous. - Phil Bezanson I think hall meeting needs to be earlier, or they should just post the announce- ments, -- Jeff Williamson Snoozing, homework, phone calls from loved ones, Monday night football, etc. all seem a bit more appealing than sitting in a hall crammed with semi-smelly guys who don't want to be there anymore than you do. On the other hand, it's just about the only time during the week when the wing gets together as a unified pulsating whole. Come to think of it, maybe hall meeting isn't so bad af- ter all. Besides, what would Monday night be like without it? - AJ. Elder Exclamation Points Amid all the hustle and bustle, gatting to and Over 4500 students grace the campus of Oral

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, N Reaching 0ut Spreading His Love he Oral Roberts University School of Medicine is unlike any other medical school in the - world. Its sole purpose is to pro- duce medical missionaries - compassion- ate healers who know how to combine medicine and prayer so that they take all of God's healing power wherever they serve throughout the earth. All of ORU's medical students are re- quired to go out on a short-term Healing Team mission during their fourth and final year of medical school. To do this, they must raise their own finances through fam- ily and friends, local churches and mission- ary organizations, or out of their own pockets. This year, more than half of the 46 medical school seniors had served overseas - the most any graduating class has ever had. It is through these healing teams that students receive the chance to put God's word into action in their own lives. - Riley Duggan USlCz The art of combining tones that are pleasing, ex- pressive or intelligible. Yet, when we add ministry to music, it takes on a new meaning. Through praise and worship the Music Ministries Teams are able to show people Chnst's love and minister to God at the same time. Hlt's important to remember that praise and worship isn't always for us, says Music Ministries Director Monica Amstutz, 'Llt's for God. Music Ministries strives to build the characters of those who have the talent and desire to minister in music. Excellence and anointing through song and ministry. That's what Music Ministries is all about. - Gina Megna Sharing Jesus' love, Music Ministries Team, Frontline, represented ORU across the nation this summer. The group, Undivided, ministered in many churches as well as on the streets of New York City during its summer tour. Music Ministries 23 f Sl