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

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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

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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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