Pillsbury Baptist Bible College - Northern Light Yearbook (Owatonna, MN)

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,I jidfullhllbul Niall'-Til lfullful l'hll'L11 L1lll1l'WlGuilfullfuIMilfs! lu'-llllr-IIILWILBIIIL-ll 'lil 'L- if J 5 if if DEDICATIO J y A-il The man of God whom thou didst send. . . judges l3:8. Pillsbury's i -U third President has certainly proved to be a God-sent man. To fol- 'Q low in the steps of a great leader andbuilder of Pillsbury like Dr. Mon- ij' roe Parker is in itself a gigantic task. To perform skillfully the many E. diverse and demanding functions of acollege president and at the same if time in two brief years lead Pillsbury to an expanding enrollment where Ta it now ranks as one of the three largest Bible colleges in the nation, is J indeed to accomplish an Herculean labor. if Dr. Cedarholm was sent from God to us out ofarichbackground of ex- F perience which has so admirably fitted him for this work. A star athlete -:A at the University of Minnesota in undergraduate days, a B. D. graduate 'jf from EasternBaptist Seminary and aTh. M. degree from Princeton com- -L bined to prepare him for a spectacularly successful pastorate in Phila- if delphia. From this he was called to become the General Director of the T- infant, struggling Conservative Baptist Association of America, and 5 through an unparalleled prodigious work of eighteen years all across T: America became the one man most responsible for the phenomenal :J growth of that association, earning the title, Mr. CBA . Providentially f arranged, at the same time Pillsbury was seeking a leader, God's pre- if pared man was found in the person of Dr. Cedarholm whose previous -JT woliik had igcludedla youth ministry to many thousands in churches and 1. co eges a over t is nation. F' if Dr Cedarholm has proven him self again in these two years as an edu if cator and administrator par excellence. His evangelistic zeal, mission- ':- ary vision, local church emphasis and strong doctrinal preaching to- -IT gether with a carefully and consistently cultivated walk with God have 7- combined to endear him to students, faculty and staff alike as a leader Q both born and made and worthy of implicit trust. if We salute Dr. Myron Cedarholm, this God-sent man, thank God for -F him, assure him of our prayers, and believe that, should Christ's re- V:-, turn still encompass a number of years, under his leadership Pillsbury -If will thrust increasing hundreds of prepared soldiers of the Cross into the C. Conf1ict's final hour as we anticipate His appearance. Withgreat appre- 5 ciation and love we dedicate the Northern Light of 1967 to our God-sent 1 leader and President. ,JT AT ,. if ' - '31 Riff 5 nl- I gall pull gill m.nlI :mall m.ill L..il1 I-.ull 1-.ill l...llI pall 1-.ill 1-,i ll lqrnl r-1 ll i-.I ll r-,ull r-,ull i-,ull r-,ull i-ll r-ull ll i-n

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Richard Marsh fClass of 19661, appointee to Alaskag Benjamin Peterson 11962, now serving in Brazilg john f1962j and Sylvia 09661 Kallin, appointees to the Upper Amazon. p s 1, X K 'Train- ff? kr SX an ' Rev. Clifford Clark, Tulsa, Oklahoma .W f 11. will lm 'Q R. 7 Benjamin Peterson, serving in Brazil

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