Prairie Bible Institute - Prairian Yearbook (Three Hills, Alberta Canada)

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For Aileen Kondo, one of the highlights of the day is in her quiet time with the Lord ibeiowj. CONTINUED Regarding the work, he said, lt brought me much happiness to be able to plan fun activities for summerworkersf' The Christian Service Committee reached an apex of accomplish- ment in planning and executing a street meeting in Drumheller. Two carloads of summerworkers, with a borrowed P.A. system, invaded a public park for an evening. I played guitar, said Ray Whittemore, a member of the Christian Service Committee, and we sang and had testimonies. Then Mark Hutchins preached a short Gospel message, and we fanned out to witness. Despite all the activities, the most valuable part of the summer seemed to be what the students learned from their work. The most important lesson of my summer, reflected Dan Suprise, was learn- ing how to work with fellow Christians. Kelly Garretson spent the summer on the outside crew, cleaning and scrubbing around campus. Our workcrew memoriz- ed John 15 to 17, she said. From the Word we were able to draw strength. Working in the Staff Store, Dan Westfall noted that sauerkraut sold faster than oxtail soup. lt's a useful piece of information if I ever decid- ed to start a grocery store, he laughed. I learned a lot about photography and the darkroom, remarked Chester. I was clueless about the printing process before this summer. Alanna Taylor spent her summer in the Retired Staff Quarters, better known as the Lower Infirmary. Working with elderly people com- forted me to see that even in ex- treme age, God is still working in their lives. I saw their spiritual battles, victories and their wisdom. For five months' summerwork, the financial remuneration is room board, and tuition for one year of Bible School. As students began returning, Ray Whittemore felt at first that they were intruders on campus. But it was o.k. once I got to know them again. Kelly Garret- son said, I liked being here when everyone started coming back. There was a feeling of, 'This is what l've been working for all summer.' Dan Westfall Assisted by Irene Jensen At

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