San Jose Bible College - Victor Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

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consfrucfed. ANCHORAGE CHURCH HAL WATKINS l'45l ,has been on fhe field ai Anchorage, Alaslra, for nearly 7 years. Since 1-haf 'lime a meefinghouse and parsonage have been buili. ln ihis lime lhere have been 70 bapfisms, and 'lhe membership varies depcnding on how fasi people move from Alaska. Afier being on a local radio siafion for 6 years, Hal's broadcas+ was recenfly pu+ off 1-he air because of Roman Cafholic opposiiion, The local church now supporis 'lhe Waihins family and is a self-supporiing New Tesfamenf church. GIRLS' DORM , 3 - . FACULTY AND STUDENTS THE RATHBERNS 'A 56 TOM CAULLEY l'48l has been in Hanna, Alberta, Canada, for fwo years. This is a railroad fown of 2,500 people and I0 aciive churches. Tom now minisfers on a full-fime basis, and a parsonage has recenfly been I 4-:ANNA cs-func:-4 . - .. vw ,. . Q5 139 U I F all - ,ity rr 4 , . .f5::f ' Qi' ' ' a . .Z 55543511 0 ' X. 7 - 4 ,lhy f , 7,14 f r i .I 1 .AT .Ir BRETHREN AT EAGLE PASS Legg?-if! aye -xii' , gy, A ,T so 'di i ' ' Y 'Fi l ,gift 1.1 fri. + O 5 nf! 1-f, E- W E- A? if-54-2, -iffy.: i l'4 ' Q T T V 1 ' if BOYS' DORM , 5-34,4 , PAUL RATHBERN l'46l and GORDON THOMPSON l'49l are faculiy members of Colegio Biblico, a college of fhe Bible commified 'ro'+he iraining of men and women for 'rhe minisiry in fhe Spanish-speaking world and especially in Mexico. This school is in -lhe border iown of Eagle Pass, Texas. Through Colegio Biblico, DVBS and summer camps have been iniroduced io ihe youlh of Norihern Mexico. Each week-end 'l'he young men go fo Their preaching poinfs in Mexico 1-o pracfice whaf +hey have learned.

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f 'I V MISSION FIELDS HAROLD TAYLOR l'44l was driven from China in I949, buf noi unfil Iwo churches had been esfablished, a full year of Bible Col- lege had been compleied as well as a year of radio minisiry. A fruiiful minislry in a Blind and Deaf School was anofher privilege. Wifh 'Ihe help of Ihe ofher missionaries, I80 were bapfized in 'Ihe Iwo years a+ Yuannan-Chinese Christian Mission. Bible College classes and churches were wailing in Tolcyo, Japan, and so allhough 'Ihe Taylors found a differen+ people, language. and cusfoms, 'Ihey had ihe same Gospel and sfronger faifh 'Io begin anolher worlr. 'VA TH E TAYLO RS THE PHILLIPS FAMILY AND JAMAICANS WOODROW PHILLIPS l46l in his flrsi year in Jamaica can well reporl' Thai' +he Lord has blessed the churches fhere 5I3 were bap+ized, fhere are now 45 churches of Chris+ and 30 mission poinis, and all fhe churches-are worlcing in harmony and unify. Woody 'finds plenfy of worlr fo do in leaching in Ihe Jamaica Bible Seminary, worlcing on church buildings, visifing congregaiions, and concluding a correspondence school-200 enrolled. The member- ship of ihe churches of Chris? now numbers 2,500 'ro 3,000. 55 4' 1

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Glen Jolmsfon Paul Boyer, Lewis Moore Don DeWeli Elsie Prinlz, Vernon Beelcs Absenf Eldon CLASS OF I9-13 A. Cameron, W. Sundquisf, J Kendrick, J. Wes+, D. Jessup, L Farrell, E. Chambers, G. Johnsfon E. Gray, P. Farrell, B. Newberg Absent B. Clarlr.