Southeastern Bible College - Gateway Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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.,g..-1-v Each student is counselled personally by the Christian Service director concerning his or her particular ministry. This year, Mr. Launstein delegated much of the administrative oversight of the Christian Service department to his assistant, Mrs. Sarah jo Prosser. 82 I 0 I Christian Service . . . The things which thou hast seen of me among many Wit- nesses, the same commit thou to faithful men, who shall be able to teach others also. Q2 Tim. 2:2j The purpose of the Christian Service Department is to pro- vide each student with the opportunity to put the knowledge he has acquired, in Bible and related areas, to work in a specific ministry, thus giving him valuable experience in serving the Lord before his graduation from Bible College. Under the per- sonal supervision of Mr. Launstein, Christian Service director, each student is placed in an area of service which corresponds to his interest and abilities. Students first represent the Savior -then the school-in various church-related ministries as well as in Bible clubs, Juvenile Court, Crippled Children's Clinic, rescue missions, nursing homes, and other such areas of service. Often the Christian Service Department acts as a clearing- house for ministry opportunities available to faculty members and alumni as well as students. A Christian Service car is provided for the purpose of supplying trans portation to Bible clubs and other Christian Service opportunities.

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The Practical Element in Bible College Training . N Faithfulness in the area of Christian Service is required of every student- this includes being prepared and being on time. However, Christian Service is not just an assignment, but an opportunity-an opportunity to share the Good News of Salvation through song, testimony, and proc- lamation of the Wford. To be successful, every Christian Service opportunity must be undergirded with prayer and performed in the power of the Spirit of God. Paigils 4 QR A . The aim of Christian Service is, in short, to give each student opportunity to obey the Great Commission through preaching and teaching the Wimrd of God. iPLOYf5f:x I L, nl? xv. . it :ff ' X Q ,EQ .ag N-sv ...Ah ' B. . i ! 'Y .'s,,., .0 fs. 'T-Q :,'Da:c 1J- ,..., 9 , . . .M of if ' NA 'iz 0 'vos - - .ib:'4-570' A if