Southeastern University - Torch Yearbook (Lakeland, FL)

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Q, SERVICE DIRECTOR South-Eastern has always been proud of its traveling trios, quartets, en- sembles, and of course the choruses and the Concert Choir. Practically ev- ery Sunday one can find a group of South-Eastern Bible College students ministering somewhere, sometime. The Concert Choir and the Treble Choir under the capable leadership of Mrs. Bernice Kovacs and Miss Lois Loy constitute the two largest and most traveled groups. I -L-C - f -me-1 - -fi, mists is my -1 :Q we Y s 1. tt ,. Ms, s,s.c, .. A. , hwy- 'Q'-V 15' 7? The scene on the left greets many Sunday morning sunrises. There is an air of frolic and good-will, and with it the expecta- tion of a day to be spent for the service of the Master. 73

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.IailwSquad . . . visiting those who tell of freedom found-not from physical bars-but from Those that seem to hold life bound. We have found this phase a most rewarding part of Christian Service. 72 Polk County Jail, left, looks much like this every Sunday evening. Below, those who are going, meet to ask for His guidance and claim the promise My Word shall not return void . Ax. .. l , t ' - ' '1, .-. ,Crt-Q., , L-,Lie .A -:A :fn if I' s , rf- . -15' Teen Challenge . . . In Tampa on Saturday nights our teen challenge group finds many who feel this way-Trapped. Our Teen Chal- lenge group goes with an earnest desire to show those who are trapped in the webs of wickedness the truth of the Gospel. y REV. V. C. MILLER .- . . .... .Cl-

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