Southwest Baptist University - Mozarkian Yearbook (Bolivar, MO)

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Kemp, Stevens, Get Involved Serving as a refuge and training medium, the Spiritual Life Office ministers to the less obvious needs of the students. Staffed with two qualified counselor-administrators, the office is involved in individual talk-sessions and in-service training programs, as well as organizing revival teams and presenting con- vocation programs. lVlr. Paul Stevens, Director of Christian Training, and lVlr. Ron Kemp, College Chaplain, exert great effort to answer the needs of the students of Southwest. At right, Nlr. Kemp explores his desk, above, opposite, lVlr. Stevens and lVlr. Kemp examine a student's file. Below, Nlr. Stevens and Sandy Westfall llower oppositel speak to students at the Revival Team Retreat held early in the school year.

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Newly organized as a part of the Student Association, the Spiritual Life Council coordinates the religious activities on campus. The Spiritual Life Chairman is elected by the Student Associa- tion and serves on the executive committee of the student government. One of the primary activities of the Council is planning the campus revival. The 1970 revival was led by Donald Gurney and J. Robert Bradley. Top left: Dr. J. Robert Bradley of the National Baptist Convention captivates the audience with his singing. Bottom left: Donald Gene Gurney, Air Force Academy Chaplain in Colorado Springs, held a buzz session at Beasley. Right: The SLC proves to be a nucleus for reIigious happenings on campus. V r-WJ... sas:-' gr 'T '. .,. ,., , .,. r -- PP'-1 .. , 4' s , 'K W A 11 Q 515 , I 3ji3.?:. ij:.e24 ' I 'fr . is-1f',,f 'it'f. :ii-'xFsf i'lq V t . .ls-Mita 1- .1 - :H bk sy ,, , Lug. ,.-Il:?V,,q W KJ. it ll QYIQQZL ,g -- .-.xii 0 24 , -'