Seattle Pacific University - Tawashi Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Whier flbzkfzfmzf Empkazfzk lflleek Dr. Myron li. Boyd, Bishop of the Free Meth- odist Church of North Ainerica, spolie to students during NVinter Spiritual Emphasis XVeela. As an alumnus of Seattle Paeilie Col- lege he rememhered our school well. Since then he has heen speaker and director of the radio program The Light and Life Hour and has aided in the work of the National Religious Broadcasters, the Radio and Tele- vision Commission of the National Holiness Association. Each day at combined chapel services, Dr. Boyd addressed students. Then on Monday evening he conducted an infor- mal questionwlnd-answer period in the dorms. Listeners were impressed hy this man who uniquely combined common sense and humor as he brought to SPC's campus the XVord of God.

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Autumn fpzifzltwzl Empbmzk lflfiffek By presenting Christian ideals designed to cope with student questions, Dr. David Mc- Kenna aroused the interest of students in chapel services in the college church. Being a college student in recent years and currently president of Spring Arbor College, he was well able to understand the needs of students and to suggest a practical approach to current collegiate problems. Dr. McKenna helped in- dividuals iind the answer to personal questions by counseling them during the week. His fer- vent approach and attitude generated enthusi- asm and realization in Christian students for their need to get involved in reaching the non-Christian world today. Only by giving of one's self to this task can the needs of mod- ern society be met. I L , la- ' , E.

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fpzfmcg fpmiml Forget self, serve others 78 Emlzvbmzk n I ' . I V 1 L f I Let's listen to God . . .H These words ringing in the ears of students will long be remembered as the call to prayer by Rev. Harry Denman, layman and retired Executive Director of Evangelism for the Methodist Church. His love and concern for individuals was dis- played by his appeal for students to commit their lives to a Person and not to a teaching or to a way of life. F5 f