Seattle Pacific University - Tawashi Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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The Cascade STUDENT VOLUNTEERS F OR several years the Student Volunteer group has been a very vital part of Seattle Pacific College. Many missionaries have gone out to work for Christ from this school. The purpose of this group is to keep alive Missionary zeal and to create an interest to the end that other students who are qualified may enlist for Christian service in other lands. In order to strengthen themselves for future service the Student Volunteers believe that service here and now is important. With this thought in mind, and with a desire to win souls, the Band has gone to various churches for deputation work during the school year. A returned missionary, now attending Seattle Pacific College, has voiced three very striking Scriptural reasons for her being a missionary, all of which are applicable to the call of every Student Volunteer. They are as follows: The command of Jesus who said, “Go ye therefore and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and the Son, and the Holy Ghost.” Paul’s testimony: “Yea, so have I strived to preach the gospel, not where Christ was named lest I should build on another man’s foundation.’’ David’s declaration: “I delight to do thy will, O my God.’’ Page Thirty-one i,

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The Cascade RELIGIOUS THE CHAPEL A MONG the many activities of Seattle Pacific College, the one most dear to our hearts is the Tuesday Evening Chapel Service. Here, after a week spent in study and the performance of daily duties, one may spend a few moments with the Lord and Master, and come away with a feeling of rest and peace which the world cannot give. The fellowship with other students and the spirit of the service always make the burdens lighter and easier to bear. Also in the Chapel are held many student prayer meetings, which are a source of help along spiritual lines to all those who attend. Truly it may be said that the Chapel is the center of the religious life of the school. Page Thirty

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The Cascade MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION Allan Westcott . President Ray Bishop . Vice-President Russell Bisnett . Secretary-Treasurer Burton Root . Reporter I T has been said, “What you are to be, today you are becoming.” The students in Seattle Pacific College who are looking forward to work in the Master’s vineyard as preachers of the Gospel, have acted upon this principle this year as in the past. When a desire to serve is evident, many opportunities are presented. Regularly the Ministerial Association has had charge of the Saturday evening services at the Olive Branch Mission. Then, in connection with the Evangelistic Band, members of the Association have helped in many churches of various denominations both in Seattle and nearby points. In all these services the members have been made to realise that in order really to aid others they must know the Word and have their lives hid in Christ. This year has been a year of deepening Christian experience for the Association as well as one of great activity. Page Thirty-two