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

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Christian education emphasis A GUEST TALKS TO MR GATES AND DON WHITNEY SJBC CHRISTIAN EDU CATION PROFESSOR The Idea of a week being devoted to Chrlstlan Education Emphasls was new this year Dale Gates mmlster of educatlon at Central Chrlstlan IH Portland brought three days of lectures on thus expanding field Speaking In Chapel servlces afternoon and evemng lecture periods and In all Chrrstnan educatlon classes he touched upon many aspects of the work Goals methods ad mlnnstratlon and results of a good program were dlscussed Students and guests alike were con fronted by the needs and opportunltles of such a program Many participants were encouraged to more closely examine the service available through Chrnstnan Education HE SHARED HIS MATERIAL ON GROUP AND INDIVIDUAL LEVELS BROTHER DALE GATES FROM PORTLAND OREGON PRESENTED A GRAPHIC SURVEY OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION I - 1 1 1 ' I I ' 1 I I . W. -r In -V -I-Fin. ' ,vll 33.15 gf, fatty , n- .tt 5 8? : ' vw l Y -ll ' I l ' 7 ,ln 't 1

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week of missions Harlan Woodruff, missionary To Okinawa for The last fifteen years, was our speaker for our Week of Missions, held during the first week of December. BroTher Woodruff captivated us with his fascinating account -of The growth of The work in Okinawa. His pictures and words drama- Tically portrayed The witness which has brought over 1300 souls to Christ, established churches in many communities, Trained preachers in its own Bible College, and provided a radio witness as well. Ten years ago Brother Woodruff sent Fumiko and MiTsu Higa To Train here aT San Jose. Now They are leaders in The growing work on Okinawa. We were Thrilled To share in The fellowship with Brother Woodruff and to learn of the Gospel's power on that island where Thousands of people died during World War Il. Now a new army serves There, under the command of Jesus Christ our Lord. . HE TALKS WITH STUDENTS AETER A CHAPEL SERVICE. BROTHER WOODRUFF AND DORIS ISBELL VISIT BROTHER WOODRUFF PREACHED GREAT MISS MESSAGES.

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Mn. AND Mas. non .roi-msou, Missionmuss ro sn-norm, TALK wma stumsuts IN THE CAFETORIUM. guest missionaries This year we have been richly blessed and challenged by the many missionaries who have visited the campus. We also gained new know- ledge ot mission fields. To our student body, so vitally concerned with the evangelization of the world, these missionaries were a great spiritual asset. Among the missionaries who visited us this year were Professor Akira Oda from Osaka Bible Seminary, Don and Mrs. Johnson, missionaries to Ethiopia, Leah Mosier from Kulpahar, India, and Harlan Woodruff of the Okinawan Christian Mission. Our own Dot Isbell, who'had traveled extensively in the Orient this last summer, thrilled us with her report of the work that our Christian brothers and sisters are doing in Alaska, Japan, Korea, the Philippine Islands, and Hawaii. All in all, this year we felt the challenge of the Macedonian call. LEAH MOSIER FROM KULPAHAR, INDIA, SHARED INFORMATION WITH US ABOUT THE WORK OF THE CHRISTIAN CHILDRENS' HOME.