Southeastern University - Torch Yearbook (Lakeland, FL)

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Mae Rojas — Bice President, Eric Tone — pen Julie Boles — SecreCary Poul | Litten — Treasurer. Back Row L. to R.: Elaine Hancock, Joni Doddemeade, Donna Cassidy, Patty Lecce Front Row L. to R.: Steve Martin, Bill Hancock, Fred VonKamacke, Jeff Newby, Stevé Entsminger. Fred VonKameche — Vice-President in Pore of special activities, Jody Cox — Vice- H President in charge of global evangelism, Joni Doddemeade — Vice-President in charge of public relations, Bill Hancock — President, not ae take are Patty Lecce — Secretary I and Eileen Daley — Treasurer. P

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av ™ nuel Rojas, Hector Figueroa, Scott Sherretz, Jerry Kilyk, Sharon Bennett, Sandy Acoin, Lee Jenkins, Nikie Smith, Priscilla Riechenberger, Jerry Aspinwall, Darian Elcombe, Carol Hultgren, Jeff Newby, Tim Byrd. | L | I | F | EK Ek Belshe, Lee Jenkins, Henry Hauser, Eric Jarrett, George Tucker, Jeff Olsen, {ve Martin, Edy Belles, Tim Graff, Stan Dragowski, John Meadows, Jon Nerf, lia Nerf, Pat Greco, Ken Vilardi, Kirk Flanagan, Jeff Newby. i

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LOVE ENOUGH TO GO I: ey farilyn traveled to the Bronx, New York City where she helped with a feeding rogram, took part in street meetings, counseling and hospital visitation. “The voice f the Lord will call to the city.” Micah 6:9 tty went to the Canary Islands where she was involved in two crusades. She was »ecially touched by the needs of the children. “Let the children alone, and do not der them from coming to Me: for the Kingdom of heaven belongs to such as these. : utthew 19:14 “Go therefore and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit.” Each year Southeastern selects a group of students to go on missions trips during the summer. The students choose the country they would like to go ta and begin raising their support through family, friends, and their church. These trips are often life- changing events which serve to deepen the burden of the students for the dying world. Many of the interns return to their area of ministry during other trips or plan to return when they get out of school. Although Sue was not an intern, she went to Liberia during the summer where she ministered through the Word. Here she is chopping breakfast. “I have become all things to all men that I may by all means save some.” I Cor. 9:22