Southeastern Bible College - Gateway Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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Bible and MESS' Unusual blessing and challenge was the result of the annual Missionary Conference which was held january 7-12. Dr. Merrill F. Unger, Bible teacher, author and for- mer professor at Dallas Theological Seminary, and Rever- end Alfred Larson, General Director of the Unevangelized Fields Mission, challenged and exhorted all who attended with their messages from the Word of God. Representing their respective fields with a display, a workshop and a film were Mr. and Mrs. james Taylor, Gospel Missionary Union, Miss Mary Teagardin, Overseas Missionary Fellowship, Mr. Charles Warren, Evangelical Alliance Mission, Mr. and Mrs. Hal Thompson, Central America Mission, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Welton, Africa Inland Mission, and Mr. Robert Weeks, Hear O' Israel Hour. i 1 , aft ' 1. f-T' f i. Dr, Unger gave excellent messages on the victorious Christian life, Christian life, Christian character, priorities of life . . . Reverend Larson and Dr. Unger were asked to sign many of their books. Both men have 56 publications by or about them. Joh F 4 if li 5 1