Seattle Bible College - Maranatha Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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IEC? ATI c J fTo the tune of 'How Great Thou Art'9 1. Oh, Lord my God, when I envisage yonder, the many lost in our great Indian land. With many gods, and fear of evil spirits, No hope, no joy, no strong delivering hand, 2. Oh, Lorzt thy Word says, Go and tell the story of Christ who diect that all redeemed might be. Yet years have passed, and still these brown-skinned Jewels Grope on in sin, lost for eternity. 3. Oh, Lord, I lay my all upon thy altar, To pray, to give, to go if thou dost lead. I Burn in my heart a passion for the lost ones, X Whgfve never heard yet once of Calvary. ' 2 i yy. Chorus: 'Y ' I t 'Q .f,, , '..- jf! Then weeps my soul, Oh Indians for thee, will '.a' ' g How dark thy night how dark thy night! V , 5 gif' Then weeps my soul, Oh Indians for thee, iI .'- . f f Christ is thy light! Christ is thy light! The burden for the lost Indian lies heavy upon the hearts of many people who have come and gone through the doors of Seattle Bible Training SchooL The fact that this school has produced Pastors, Teachers, and Evangelists for the Indian Work shows their love and concern for these brown-skinned Jewels. It is, therefore, with great love and joy, that the 1976 Maranatha is dedicated to THE NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS. I -George Kallappa

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STTFDEINTT EDD? QFFIGERS ,, N ,w , , , W Mm PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT Bruce Enfield Will Mayo MISSIONARY SECRETARY SECRETARY TREASURER Mark 0st Alesha Lien