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MISSIONS FELLOWSHIP Foreign Missions Fellowship is a national organi- zation. The current Southeastern Regional presi- dent and secretary are students of Southeastern Bible College. They are David Moore, president, and Charlotte Wyss, secretary. The tall regional conference was held in Toccoa, Georgia. The speaker was our own President, Alden A. Gannett, and the missions speaker was Rev. Paul M. David- son, Chairman of the Department of Missions, Mid-South Bible College, Memphis, Tennessee. Rr .5 ,ii i an i ' -Hfgi X '.- -I-.Q-'if 7-111, ' xxx ' I.-1, XXJIJ4'
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B-'TI' 'ML . Vice president, Jack Allison, president, Vern Hoag, secretary, Louann Birkey, treasurer, Don McCormick, faculty advisor, Malon Collins. 'V T W! FOREIGN An important emphasis at Southeastern is missions. Foreign Missions Fellowship is an organization serving the entire student body. Its function is that of presenting the needs of missionaries, praying for them, and challenging young people to go unto the uttermost part of the world and preach the Gospel. Its activities consist of weekday prayer groups, a weekly F.M.F. service, and stu- dent proiects. In the summer ot l966, Ver- non Hoag served as a summer missionary to Netherlands Antilles. F.M.F. plans to send other students to the field this summer. Also this year, through the Faith-Promise Program, students contributed to the North Africa Mission for property in Marseilles, France, to the Pocket Testament League to send Gospels of John to Viet Nam, and a windmill for Daniel and Pauline Sutton in the Philippines. Prayer Ba nd Captains
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Because of not living on campus, married students often lose contact with the rest of the student body and with the nonacademic activities of the School. The purpose of Mar- ried Couples' Fellowship is to prevent this loss of contact as well as to provide wives of students with an opportunity to participate in their husband's college activities. This is accomplished through bi-monthly meetings, usually held in members' homes. Officers: Don Hawkins, president, Jack Coffee, vice-presidentp Marguerite Smith, secretary, Dr. Matheson, advisor MARRIED COUPLES' FELLOWSHIP SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club is an organization open to all students. Its aim is to give practical experience in the language and to familiarize stu- dents with the mission field of Latin America. Officers: Connie Fair, secretary-treasurer L, Carol Kapff, vice-president, Mrs. l-0n9' shore, advisor, Rick Godfrey, president
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