Southeastern Bible College - Gateway Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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ORGANIZATIONS

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The Materials Building a future with the Word of God as the floorplan, the Southeastern student strives daily to acquire wisdom and understanding so that he may form a life that will glorify the Lord. Construction cannot begin until a firm founda- tion has been established. The student at Southeastern has a foundation on the Rock that will not fail, and seeks to make of the timber of his life a temple of dedication and service, while constantly striving for intellectual and spiritual development. As a workman for the Lord, the student seeks to lead a Spirit-filled life not only in college activities, but in every phase of his daily duties. Southeastern is the place of training for these workmen. Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a Workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. C2 Timothy 2:15j

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The Framework Every building must have a sturdy, balanced and unified framework, and the many student organizations at Southeastern provide the framework for the many life-building activities that take place. on our campus from day to day. Some organizations, such as the Foreign Missions Fellowship and the College Choir, are primarily Christian service-orientedg while others, such as the Student Council and the Social Committee, are designed to help plan and govern the various aspects of college life. ln addition, such groups as the Varsity Club and Married Couples' Fellowship provide social outlets, relaxation and recreation. However, each organization contributes its part in the building of Christian leadership and cooperation among individual students, as well as providing the framework for campus and college life, to the glory of God.