Shenandoah Bible College - Anathoth Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

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MISSIONARY CDNFERENCE 5 22253 Rev. Ian Hay Sudan Interior Mission . ii..--1 K . ,:. X i 'Q 1 I Mrs. Holly Campbell, R.N. North Africa Mission Dr. William Campbell Cnot photographedl UMake a joyful noisefn Mrs. Betty Mclntosh ' U 1, 1 Mission Andes Evangelical Mission Andes Evanbe lea 4 Kev Derwood Molntosh 21

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FOREIGN MISSION FELLOWSHIP The Foreign Missions Fellowship, a chapter of The Intervarsity Christian Fellowship, is a stud- ent organization dedicated to the fulfillment of the Great Commission. It is F.M.F.'s endeavor to make available all the Current information about the diverse fields and mission boardsg in partic- ular to all whom God has called for missionary service. The chapel session each Wednesday is devoted to missionary speakers or prayer bands. Besides the annual missionary project, the year terminates with the F.M.F. Conference, held in the early Spring, which climaxes the whole missionary emphasis. Gary Meadorsg Chairman Alice Stoddardg Assistant Chairman A vital part of the FMF is the missionary prayer bands. At the beginning of the yeary each student chooses a par- ticular part of the world in which he has an interest. out the school year these I groups meet to study and I pray for the needs of their 'snr I area. 20 At regular intervals through-

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CHAPEL SPEAKERS Mr. Comstock administers the Lord's Supper The chapel period is an important part of the day. Fifty minutes is set apart in the middle of the morning for a student body service. At this time Christian workers, representing various churches and mission fields, bring us challenging messages. The exhortations have caused each student to seek the Lord's Will for his life. These chapel sessions will be recalled for days to come. Miss Laura Norwood CCEFQ HDid she really Miss Betty Sadler explains about the summer come over on the fAfrica, United Bible clubs Mayflower? World Missionsl