Southeastern Bible College - Gateway Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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A capacity crowd filled the Chapel to hear the story of our Savior's birth presented in song. One of the highlights of the Christmas week was the Christmas Musicale, preceded by a buffet supper attended by the entire College family. The Musicale featured the Concert Choir, various vocal groups, solo- ists, and the newly organized brass ensemble. This year's Musicale will be especially mem- orable to the College family, for it was also the occasion of the first public presen- tation of Soutl1eastern's building program. ' 1 ,ov Male voices blend together in Silent Night A buffet supper provided food and fellowship for the entire college family 7I

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Rev. Paul BIBLE AND MISQIONARY CONFERENCE Dr. Howard F. Sugden, Pastor of South Baptist Church, Lansing, Michigan and Rev. Paul M. Davidson, Chairman of the Department of Missions, Mid-South Bible College, Memphis, Tennessee, were the featured speakers at the annual Bible and Missionary Conference in January. Sponsored by the College with the cooperation of the Student Missions Fellow- ship on campus, the ministry of these two men along with that of four other missionaries, was used of the Lord to bring spiritual challenge and Biblical in- struction to the lives of the many who attended. The four missionary speakers who also participated in forums and workshop sessions were Mr. Ralph Cox, missionary to Japan under the Evangelical Alliance Missiong Rev. Harold Longenecker, Rural Home Missionary Association, Rev. Alan Button, Evangelical Union of South Americag and Rev. Malon Collins, Central American Mission. Alan Button and Malon Collins and their wives are alumni of Southeastern. l .....111' ,N T i IQ' The value of sound Christian books was a major emphasis of this yeafg Conference