Philadelphia Bible Institute - Milestone Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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DEIIIC A'l'l0 oi P. ls. 1. . . Sion of bered 15 this Occa . Long to ?g5iemfi'n1ie dedicatory addreiskglxgill 1- 30, - y CI' goxgibghlbertson in the :Stihl-1Sifgilirgsuilding-a, Cxhurch WHS appropriately ut e le waS S0 evidenced The interest Of the Lord S peop t - d some 9- aclt HU , t the church was failed to Capd yCoupled with F. iii school listened by tape iiectiqimtirs of open house, . e . . the dedication service were t -ty to get an inside . ortunl . giving the public alihoplliiord so graciously supplied . ' e , he blllidlng l look at t . . Stltute, for Philadelphla Blble In WILLIAM CULBERTSQN t of Moody Bible Institute Prcsl CH 'V Hnlzri nf Semin: Pnfsidi-nr VVILLIAM A, Minnow, Pfmiding , Organ Prelude- - A Mighty I-'mm-it I5 Uur Und . . . .... Faulkex , '-XX ff - S 'Hynln- - The f.'hu1rh',r Um' l uundal1'ou . . . ...... No. 333 I .I fe ' . 'OP1'ning Prayer. . . .,,, . . .... Du. G. PIALL Tom: fff' K' X .Q pq. IR I Off' f - ' 3 X -f.,,j'i,,xt fi h X Words ofCr1'l'ling . , , fumes MHC! Trzlu-:UN ' , ,pf r f - 1 ' , gg' XYN, Chnimmn, llrmnl nf Tuul 'S' ' il' J o , 3 3 X . Girls I' no 4, V ,,,. r f , K ' gsm, 1 i A ff' , ,gif ' I if 3 il S1'fiPll.II'l' Reading. , Du.Cl.Akr.N1:H Munn, ju. .- ' f 1 A ML- . V ' 1 tl Nc nm., t , A 2: . - l A 3 W Mak' Quartz-nr 2 Q Q Announu-mm-ms. , V. Curwmn IIAIUIINGTON i y ' V .W K - y H ,. 5 Vine-Prnidenl and Trranaur , V K f 1 Oli'1'rt0ly'+ Brr,-1-14. .,.. ..., . llirlrinmn V 7 A i E - ' Q if SL l l I I I 9. - A 1 ' ' N i i I - Hyxnn- Claim: lllm WlIflMalAy'f.l1:1:'ll1' ,.....,.. No. I90 'I Q H W f ' 'ii ,'i ' f V . Iii Dr-diratory Addnws , .Dm 'vll.l.IAM C1'1.nHu'rsnN 5 A V' K KK Q K .t Pmi4..f,u.m4,'niarf l.fm.1.- ff t Q S Dcdiratnry l'my1'u. . , . . . . . .DIL FRANK C. 'l?nuu,1', '21 Lf- f 'UF-A 'F 5 I A 'iii - im... ' I. if . , ft ,,,. in 3 .. Z 'Hymn Al!Ilnil1hvPmu'1 nffr1ur'Nr1llu '111fflr1l.r1ln'j, No, 192 , . .... -ii Q 3 A I . E .1 if 1- 1 A ' . . .,.., . ' h livnr-dirtirxn g li ' I L U ,. xr W' 5 - k uri. . M H Q :AM In 'kkk Q A I Oxgun Pmlludr be in - J

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REV KENNETH W. MASTELLER Haddon Heights Baptist Church Haddon Heights, New Jersey GEORGE COLE China Inland Mission Conservative Baptist Mission Dr. Ralph Stoll, Godis messenger at our first Annual Fall Convocation, pre- sented choice gleanings from II Peter, chapter one. The truth of the preciousness of faith in Him was unfolded anew. During our Deeper Life Conference of january, we were privileged to have as speaker, Rev. Kenneth Masteller. Emphasizing our position in Christ and the importance of daily submission to the Holy Spirit, he pointed out that our lives must be deeply rooted in Christ if we are ever to bear real fruit for Him. The theme of the Spring Missionary Conference so impressed us that the words HBY LOVE CONSTRAINEDU have been unmistakably engraved upon our hearts. Many attending the meetings were enlightened as to their individual respon- sibility and privilege in reaching the lost. Among the speakers were George Cole from China, William Pontier from Africa, and C. E. Phillips representing Philadelphia Jewish Evangelism. Each service afforded blessing and encouragement to students desirous of proclaiming the gospel to every creature. I02

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II'I I Ill I'lQIIII I ight Improves Ilratifying Ilipvy Times 'ABM if we walk in the light, as he is in the light, we have fellowship one with aiiotheif. . . I' I john 1:7 ff l ' -rw 'rr-2 N -5 rvrf ff I ... -:Hv,,- . ,, r, f, . 5 -' X f' .N x ffigllx x f I v I