Practical Bible Training School - Theologue Yearbook (Johnson City, NY)

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Gill I lie will ll The TH DR. CHARLES INGLIS Honorary Dean This wonderful man of God is a power- ful teacher of the Word. On both sides of the Atlantic, he fearlessly preaches the unspeakable riches of His grace. We are honored to have him visit us occasionally and speak to us from his vast treasure of knowledge. Page Twelve EOLOGUE II new wen MRS. JOHN A. DAVIS Superintendent of Women The sweet patience and unwavering trust of her life while set aside from ac- tive service are a testimony to the keeping power of God. Thro the slightest contact with her life one feels that depth of spirit- uality that comes from constant devotion to God. We take strength from the thought that she has promised to make mention of us always in her prayers. REV. GORDON C. DAVIS Superintendent of the School Homiletics, Christian Evidences Public Speaking, Parliamentary Law He is faithful and dependable in every detail of his life, which is a model of up- right, Christian conduct. This year he has taken up the work of developing declama- tions and has been very successful. He not only gives us the theory of proper, effectual preaching, but also puts this into practice, for he is a preacher whose messages come home to hearts with blessing and with power.

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.pgs tgp ll The THEOLOGUE ll use any Ellurultg I A :IQ ltev. .Iohn A, Davis, IJ. Il. President v. Lincoln A. Ferris. ll, Il. Vit-e-Presiflelit REV. JOHN A. DAVIS. D. D. President and Founder Pastoral Theology Ideal Helps Applied Physt-hology His strong courage in the fare of seemingly un- surmountable diiliculties has won our open admira- tion. By his tear-hing he has given us inspiration to go out to be successful, adapting ourselves to whatsoever cimtxnistanc-es we may envouuter. Our graduates are continually giving testimony to the value of his ideal helps. PSILYI' NIPVVYI 1-Q3 H QT 43 61

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H58 HEI! ll The THEO REV. E. H. BANCROFT Bible Doctrine Systematic Theology Mr. Bancroft's daily life of obedience to our Master, and his patience in spite of difficulties, reflect not only the reality of his faith in that Master, but also the beauty of the Master's life as translated in one of His children. His years of faithful service as instructor, together with -his Bible con- ference work and powerful preaching, have sown seeds the worth of which only eternity can reveal. REV. R. J. MURPHY, B. D., D. D. Biblical Interpretation Sincerity and straightforwardness of life mark this noble servant of the Master. He preaches fearlessly the Gospel of the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ. Truth from his lips prevailed with double sway, And men who came to scoff remained to may-., LOGUE ll was wen 4 REV. A. A. WRIGHT, D. D. Biblical Interpretation This faithful laborer i11 the vineyard of the Master gives unreservedly of himself in the ministry of the VVO1'fl and in his pas- toral duties at the First Christian Church, Binghamton. He has led us into green pastures where we have gained spiritual food for the nourishment of our souls. Page Thirteen