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

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NIARION CLARE PATTERSON, TH.D.,D.D. MARY NESTER PATTERSON linuinglg aah Emragrrfullg Eehiratrh By MARIAN CALDWELL As chosen Servants of God, Dr. and Mrs. Patterson began together their work for the Practical Bible Training School in 1926. Before this they answered God's call and came to our Alma Mater to prepare for His service. After having graduated, Dr. Patterson was chosen director and Mrs. Pat- terson the assistant director of the Students' League of Many Nations. Both had been students on the League with the late Dr. John A. Davis as director and were, therefore, very capable of undertaking this great work to which God called them. Starting out as laborers together with God, Dr. and Mrs. Patterson had to leave their home and loved ones in order that they might fulhll God's plan for their lives and enter into a work they dearly love today. Along with the work of directing the League, Dr. Patterson was chosen Vice-Pres- ident of our school, a position which he has wonderfully filled. Our school has profited greatly as a result of his advice and self-sacrifice. Only God can repay him for his efforts and the unselfish service which he has rendered. 7 Mrs. Patterson has also made great sacrifices for her work and for our school. We prize very highly her deep sincerity and the responsibility which she has shown in her life before us. Her sweet consecrated life will continue to be a challenge to each of us. The work and prayers of these two devoted lives have carried the good news of Salvation to those who otherwise might never have heard of our Saviour. We truly praise God for Dr. and Mrs. Patterson's faithfulness and loyalty to their Master. Only Eternity will reveal the souls won, the Christians strengthened and the many rich blessings gleaned from their lives. We, the Senior Class of ,44, with love and prayers in our hearts, count it a great privilege and joy to dedicate this Theologue to you, Dr. and Mrs. Marion C. Patterson. God guides in our stops as well as in our steps. Page Nine

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