Southeastern Bible College - Gateway Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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Not conformed . . . but transformed CRomans 12:25. This was the theme of the 1962 Youth Conference. The Rev. John Gavazzoni, evangelist and Gospel singer, was the main speaker. One hundred and fifty eight high school students from seven states were in attendance and faced the challenge of the Word of God. The out- Standing service of the conference was on Friday night when the highschoolers were givenan opportunity to give their testimonies. As Soon as one would finish another would beging soon several began Standing up at once-the Spirit of God was at work. Many young people received Christ as their Savior and many Christians let Christ become Lord of their lives. Speaker for the 1963 Conference was the Rev. Haddon Robinson, instructor in Practical Theology at Dallas Theological Seminary. Youth Rev Haddon Robmron 1963 Speaker mica-anmix..-1 f nam' 'fain 1HS'i

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A ,xyv 5531. .v Q... ' :Jim Ugg,-in 5'5 ga Q1 .1 ,I l 1 i Di Paul R, Vi, Gaia 517 Annual Bible and Missionary Conference ' Rev. and Mrs. Elden C. Whipple l .5 l Rev. George C owen During the last week of january the first annual combined Bible and Missionary Conference of the College was held. In previous years Bible and Missionary conferences had been separate, regular day classes meeting as usual. This year, with the two conferences held simultaneously during the same week, no regular College classes were scheduled. In this Way, students were able to give much closer attention to the spiritual emphasis of the sessions, with a better opportunity to sense the impact such emphasis might have upon their personal lives. Much -was accomplished in the hearts of those who attended. The Bible speaker for the Conference was Dr. Paul R. Van Gorder, pastor of the Colonial Hills Baptist Church in Atlanta, Georgia. The Rev. George Cowan, President of Wycliffe Bible Translators, was the main missionary speaker. Also participating in meet- ings were Rev. and Mrs. Elden C. Whipple, China Inland Mis- sion, Rev. William Hueston, Mexican Indian Mission, Rev. Alexander Marx, American Board of Mission to the Jews, and Dr. Cleon L. Rogers, Greater Europe Mission. Rev. William H nefton

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Those everlasting lines Registration The most prevelant sound heard on registration day at Southeastern is the continuous hum of voices. At the same time-questions: What is this card for? - Why do we have to fill out three? - Do I have to take philosophy to graduate? All freshmen take essentially the same subjects while upperclassmen choose subjects relating to their specialized courses. Faculty members advise each student as to his individual problems. A student disazfsses his course of study with the Assistant Registrar Mr. Atkins explains some fine points to 4 new student