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

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MISSIUN E MASHUKU Ve, 4 1' ' ' 1 225311. A , I frl- X ' ' A' ll 4 , . ,, 8 -v' -- U..- JE Sara Hewitt R N and T963 SJBC qradu- ate, serves in the mission medical work at the Mashoko Christian Hospital. Here she is seen ministering to the needs of a patient in the out-clinic. Many patients come to the hospital for treatment who do not need hospitaliza- i . -'ee- .rrb - tion These out-patients walk up to 2:aWhL'i?'T'iflfz.s-ffiift twenty miles to receive treatment at w wf' i 1 we Professor Alder taught the students of the Mashoko Bible College for three weeks during HMission to Mashoko.H 53

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EXIE FULTZ attended ciasses as a speciai student and contributed much to our un- derstanding of missions. LIGHTKEEPERS MRS. HAROLD TAYLOR, on fur iough from missionary ser vice in Korea qave infor mation and inspiration. 52 Students sample Japanese food at a Lightkeepers' meeting. BOB CRAIG, chairman of the steering committee.

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The1Mgshoko Christian Hospital has accommodations for l75 patients, inc u ing surgery X ray pharmacy and doctors' offices. This hospital stands as a great Christian witness in Rhodesia. uMission to Mashokou resulted from a request by Dr. Pruett that SJBC send a professor to teach and preach at the mission. This last year the student body accepted the challenge of this invitation and with some outside help raised 52,000 for the trip. while at Mashoko Mr. Alder taught classes in the Bible College, lec- tured to the nursing students, taught in the teacher training schoj and held an evangelistic meeting. Returning from Rhodesia, he visited Jerusalem, Athens, Rome, Geneva, and Tuebingen. The oldest building at Mashoko. Mashoko's grade school. The Mashoko Bible College. Teachers Training School Kitchen.