Southeastern Bible College - Gateway Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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MISSIONS FELLOWSHIP Sponsored by during the year were projects such as special assistance to missionaries, the an- nual Bible and Missionary Con- ference, and the sending out of summer missionaries. The Fellowship chose in its fall semester to give financial assistance to Rev. and Mrs. john Inman who plan to return to Panama, and to Rev. and Mrs. D. M. Legters in Yucatan, Mexico. '11 .' gf: I Q1 Summer Missionaries: Priscilla Cox, Gene Cox P K Anderson Charlotte Wyss Cathy Campbell I F, PROJECT MEMA '53 Mr. Cox, F.M.F. Faculty Advisor, points out the project goal for the fall semester

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1 1 Officers: Betty Sumrall, Secretaryg Joe Hurd, Vice-President, Charlotte Wyss, Treasurerg Frank Eppinette, President , . it i I I FOREIGN Pray ye therefore the Lord of the harvest that he will send forth labourers into his har vest.' QMatt. 9:58j The Foreign Missions Fel- lowship of Southeastern is designed to keep the students in direct contact with the work of mis- sionaries throughout the world, many of whorr are alumni of Southeastern. Through engaging in intercessory prayer eacl weekday concerning definite needs of many individual missionaries, every student has thc privilege of being a co-labourer with those bear- ing the Light to the ones who sit in darkness. Among the thirty-two students from South- eastern who attended the fall session of the bi- annual F.M.F. conference was David Moore, vice chairman of the Southeastern Regional Com- mittee. The main speakers of the Fall Conference were Rev. Elmer U. Thompson, Gen- eral Director of West Indies Mission, and Dr. G. Allen Fleece, President of Columbia Bible College. F.M.F, promotes visits to our campus by missionaries from every corner of the world. lx Prayer Band Captains and Co-Captains 1

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