Piedmont Bible College - Fanal Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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KEPT FOR GCD Nga Cjsfagflsfeof Name MISSIONS - In the short history of the College, a remarkable number of missionary 1 graduates are on the field. These dedicated W ll fr workers are scattered into all parts of the , f 1 l , . N Y L vbfl ge, globe serving in various capacities. Their ' V, g - y j efficiency is greatly attributed to the mis- NL . on A ww as sionary emphasis given at PIEDMONT. 1 5 I A ,vi A' ,- A -':., -. f. li fi -Q -- lv, . . .. , f, K 'fr' v i fl 'sg .4 ' KJ f . zsftfikaswi F. ..f wa, g i A is 3.5. .Q 1 L -My. i,-Ag,y- ,Q I v V- i , 1,311 hr- .. V V , .. f - , - ,U 2 Af TQ- ggi- f ' :ev 5 rid ' ' I- . , ff , ' 1- Z ' Q-1 'Z-,x r I ' 7'1fNT'fg.' ,J 4 ' Qync ij V E -'-vi, I' 1 f ' '- '.-- 'Wi 1 3,42 - 'a'-'T ' -'L' -V '-.','?1' if p -. at J , . . A' ' fx r ' is M I Q ,G ,A 1 I H all 5 'I Y xi ings! ' 5, V ' K x B! M 15+ 6' ' 2 A N 3 I' ' ' ' ' ' 'rw--f ,A ' ' Y vt ' 5 !i..,...g,: W, , B. ua- 1.4 13 ' I ziggy-M. f W Y Hx l X ' S52 fx: 4 ,xr rf' 4.455 :A 3 was xjgumj' f we 2.35 lu ,tit , v :yy 'A gf? -X H .4 , if 1 1 X L. K A K ff I I f-HW ' fp- 535 ' S I .H A, E '-1 S if .sr X .SJ f' f' 3 L P w ' 5 I ' 1 5 1 Y I 4 Mr P TT Q 'T' 1 it 'X ' X , fi -u ' T X ., I , 1 Q , , K 5' U f 'Wg .3 YI .1 Q ' 1 s if x f ., 1 we 1, v xesfw. , ' ta 1 f X , t w 4 f f 'S fm im X ' 12, 4 1 A x NC X: Q t' N X iq 5 ' 'L Q , , im.-, KJ ,U Y- ' H , 1 ' aff . ' YL' 'fif ' M, -- I . A J- Ili' --- MII 1 , , ' ' ' .V L11 ' .N ff - ., .K , - Y, --: '. ca, Q.. riff 5 -N - .V . 'ri :Sw -. ,K Jw ff- L- i . 'I' ' 1 X 'QF 7.4: F. . - , ' 1 . .. -. 'Y 4 ,- 1 . ' it it '- - '. , ,.., - fn .f Z t.. , ,, iv ,ig ,V ,. p V M ,nw l, ' 11 -- 1, x- 7 f x X - 3 A W v W ti N X, ,ft 'i , ,, , 2 -, . . . He which hath begun a good work in you will perform it until the day' of Jesus Christ. . Philippians 1:6 CHRISTIAN EDUCATION- Piedmont has been kept for God as a stronghold against the Twentieth Century philosophies of modern- ism, secularism, and rationalism. It una- shamedly endeavors to meet the crises of the hour by providing a Bible-centered cur- riculum. Here is the fountain for all spirit- ual life in the future churches.

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af No! Tjerzklg Z2 S759 QDUJX '7 Qgouffey PIEDMONT also prays for others. The Foreign Missions F e l l ow s h ip group has prayer groups who practice daily exercise of interceding for laborers and alumni around the world. ,Prayer request boards are placed in the dormitory halls reminding students to pray for others. . . . The effectualgfervexiii prayer of a righteous availeth much. ' James 5:16 In all activities prayer continues to be the channelof power -for the effective witness for Christ's sake. The objective, whether on the basketball court or on the job, is to let your light so shine before men that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father which is in heaven. NouRlsHED 1 H ,L A N ' it :w57r3:'2?f??Qf'I w w .5'T 5 I 4

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Lv 7l6I 0lL76' QSSGSSICIQ. jjoe LAY WORKERS - In no better place can a Christian demonstrate the walk of the be- liever than by selling shoes, being a banker, a school teacher, or a factory laborer. God needs and calls people for different profes- sions in life. Every Christian is a full-time worker for the Lord. PASTORS - From the beginning the main t emphasis in study has centered around pas- toral work. Dr. Stevens felt that a school was needed to train men for pastorates. As a result over 150 men now have churches. This is one of many indications that PIED- MONT has been kept for the honor and glory of Jesus Christ in these dark days. . . . That in all things he might have the preeminence. Colossians 1:18 ti 'it y pf? s yu ngigz: :gl Q- 55 LQ-1:51 fy' e 4 L J i GCD ,aw