Simpson Bible College - Gateway Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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The promised land has been reclaimed! After centuries of dispersion and desolation, lsrael's people are returning to their land to realize the promise God made so long ago. God made an- other promise-that a Messiah would come-and lsrael's people missed its fulfillment. He came unto his own, and his own received him not. Uohn lrl U. Will someone go where Jesus died so long ago that His own might live? Who will tell those people there that He lives and is their Messiah now interceding for them before God's throne?

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ln Honor of... Miss Ruth Ruhl fi-W. if i Q: ,511 -Agffi Mr. Gus Marwieh are e I 3 ...l 4. Rev. and Mrs. Raymond M. Clemmer How privileged the Simpson family has been this year to send forth some of its members to minister in foreign lands. We wish to express our great apprecia- tion to these, who have been a blessing to us. To Rev. and Mrs. Raymond M. Clemmer, who are now returning to the Philippines, we give our heartfelt thanks for what they have meant to our student body. Mr. Clemmer has shown great ability as a business manager here and has been a definite asset to our school in financial management. Mrs. Clemmer, a member of the senior class, has been a source of inspiration to all in her persevering and determined spirit in learning music to teach students at Ebenezer. To Miss Ruth Ruhl, who has been the school recep- tionist, and is now ministering to the refugees of China, we send our appreciation - for the great patience and friendliness she displayed, and for her help given in these past years. Gus Marwieh, who graduated three years ago, has been a frequent and delightful visitor in our halls every year. We shall always thank God for this one from Liberia, who was so friendly and was a spiritual challenge to all. He, who carried such a burden for his African people, has now returned to them. May God's blessing and our prayers attend each of these as they go forth to turn hearts from darkness to light, that the peoples of the world may receive for- giveness of sins and a glorious inheritance through Jesus Christ our Lord.