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l l .1 I :.g5'v-r::..- ,z ',,.-I-1, .-. ' -'A i' , :-A-sr... e.:-: ,n -0 5. 1 it--., 1 Page 28 - Above: Doug Baker, Peter Georgi, and Fluth Eddy sign in to record their chapel attendance. Below: Sheila Hicks, Frank Donnelly and Linda Cooley in an after-chapel discussion. Page 29 - Above: Dr. Harvey Davis speaks to Bob Schaff as Nlr, Crowe watches. Center: Mr. Michael Pragai of the Israel Consulate, Washington, D.C., makes a presentation to American church leaders, among whom is Dr. NlacCorkle. The presentation is to reaffirm the proclamation of 1976 and to bind together the friendship between these two religious powers. Below right: Don McComas, accomplished trumpet player, and Marion Zarzeczna, his accompanist, are the feature of an Artist Lecture chapel. Below left: Dave Millington addresses students in a Senate chapel. Chapels 29
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New Chapel Format Sparks Interaction In previous years, extended chapels often left students with little time to get to their next class and practically no time to talk with the chapel speaker. To alleviate the problem this year, the class periods were rearranged to allow halt an hour of tree time between chapel and the next class period. Students enjoyed an unhurried time to interact and the speakers were not as rigidly bound to the clock. Fall semester chapels included various topical series on subjects such as evangelism, worship, artist lectures, the role of women in Christian ministeries, Biblical perspectives on political issues, devotional studies in Daniel, missions, family relationships, the Holy Spirit's ministry to the believer, Biblical perspectives on contemporary problems, Hanukkah, and incarnation devotionals. 28 Chapels
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Rain or Shine Parkway Shows Go on Philadelphia put up its umbrellas every weekend during September, and October followed suit with little exception. The usual din of Parkway crowds on Super Sunday y dampened considerably under theqrain, but our adventuresome students were counted among those who could not be kept away. ,Super Sunday may have been a huge block party to most Philadelphians, but to PCB it was also an outreach to the city, a means to communicate Christ, through music and witnessing. When the sun shown on Philadelphia again, the Medieval Folk Festival was ready with exciting jousting, singing and juggling. Perhaps it was a small consolation for the seemingly unending rain. W4 nr-5 , 'QQ V 84 5 l I Ii l l 30 Super Sunday
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