St Paul Bible College - Shield Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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553+- . Q gif' a.,,awfTP'Xlff'i?r It's been quite a job - this book I mean. Now that it is finished I feel sort of sentimental. The book is dedicated. The advisor is recovering. The stat? is still in bed. And Ilve been thinking. They say that editors may write what they want to in a book. If that is so then I am not taking too great a liberty. It is strange to think of graduating. It is difficult to realize that now we must go on to the work which the Lord has appointed us to - ditlicult yet glorious. All of us seniors will be somewhere in the service of the King next year, which means that most of us will be break- ing our final home ties. Some of us will be leaving those who have prayed for us since we were children, those who have placed their faith and confidence in us as children of the King and servants of the Nlaster. Others will be leaving those who do not know what it is to love the Lord lesus Christ with all their hearts, to walk with Him day by day and know that He will never lcavc them nor forsake them. I t is of these that we think. All of us love our parents . . . but oh, what a stronger bond of lovc there is when our hearts are united in the love of God! And so, as wc leavc the mothers and fathers who have given us such a wonderful heritage, we cannot but express to them our love and devotion, and ask that now they follow us with their earnest prayers that He might use us as witnesses of His grace and love and that young and old alike might learn to know Him as their Savior from sin and as their Coming King.