Steinbach Bible Institute - Star Yearbook (Steinbach, Manitoba Canada)

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GEORGE UNGER He des Chenes, Man. „God forbid that I should glory save in the cross or our Lord Jesus Christ. ' C R U AM C I F with CHRIST ELVIRA FRIESEN Steinbac ' n, Man. “The Lord is my Rock, and my fortress, and my deliver¬ er; my God; my strength, in whom I will trust.” BUT ALIVE UNTO GOD KATHERINE F. LOEWEN Steinbach, Man. “The Lord is my light and my salvation; whom shall I fear? The Lord is the strength of my life; of whom shall I be afraid?” I E D ELIZABETH WIEBE Castle Point, Man. “Looking unto Jesus the author and the finisher of our faith; who for the joy that was set before Him en¬ dured the cross.” — 4 —

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YEAR BOOK fyaouAUi Mr. Jacob N. Wittenberg Mennonite History Orientalism Ukrainian German Rev. G. S. Rempel New Testament English Mr. Archie Penner Christian Evidences Theology English Music — 3 —

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YEAR BOOK HiisiA Ijeasi e tUnosuf. “Not redeemed with corruptible things as silver and gold .... but with the precious blood of Christ.” 1 Pet 1: 18, 19. Three precious years I have spent at the Master’s feet, taking in the truths of the Gospel. Now the question comes to me: where does the Lord want to use me? I have learned that, before the Lord can use me, I must yield everything to Him, and become a vessel moulded after His will. My prayer for the future is that He might make me a “vessel fit for the Master’s use”. Elvira Friesen. It has been a great joy to have been able to attend Bible School these past three years, where many precious lessons were being taught from His Word. The blessed fellowship that we as stu¬ dents and teachers have had, has indeed been a great pleasure. My prayer and de¬ sire is that I might ever be walking with Jesus and trust Him more earnestly to lead me in His way. Katherine Loewen. The Lord has been gracious to me in letting me attend Bible School. I thank Him for it. It has been the means of est¬ ablishing my faith more firmly in the Word of God. which is so rich in truths and blessings. The communion and fel¬ lowship with Christians in prayer and study is precious. We have been allowed to take a glimpse at the wondrous love of Christ, which excels all other love. For 11118 lus.c ana dying world, including me, Jesus surterea bn uie cross of Calvary an mat an infinitely noiy Being could sut¬ ler of tne uivine displeasure against sin. inis He did tnat ye, tnrougn faith in His shea blood, mignt obtain mercy from and peace with Goa our Father. Not only Have we seen tne love of God, but also His righteousness, demanding absolute holi¬ ness. Therefore, my challenge goes out to those of you who are yet in your sins, to have your sins washed away in the pre¬ cious blood of the Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. He will give you a robe of righte¬ ousness, so that we may altogether be ready at His appearing. My deepest desire and sincerest prayer is that I may joyfully serve my Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ wherever He leads me. Elizabeth Wiebe. A Fareweee 6harge As we pause briefly on the threshold of the Steinbach Bible School, a diversity of mingled emotions surge through our entire being. It is with inward joy that we recall the precious moments of our fellow¬ ship with you in prayer, service and study. On the other hand, we acknowledge With regret our own failures and shortcom¬ ings, and our prayer is that you may take instruction and avoid them. As a parting word we charge you fel¬ low-students and future graduates with the words of Jesus as recorded in Luke 9: 23: “If any man will come after me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross daily and follow me. To follow Jesus means to do as He did. The only true example that we have of any one who willingly denied Himself, bore His own cross and who continued in the Father ' s will, was the Lord Jesus Christ. He willingly left His glory, con¬ descended to men of low estate to minist¬ er unio their needs. He willingly bore His cross by submitting entirely to the will of the Father, even if it meant to be “des¬ pised and rejected”, to be a man of “sor¬ rows and acquainted with grief” and death. Neither did He turn aside from His goal, but continued steadfastly in His purpose to “save His people from their sins.” For such followers the Lord Jesus Christ is calling today, to be His faithful witnesses in life and testimony. Are you willing to accept the charge? “I beseech you therefore, brethern, by the mercies of God, that ye present your bodies a living sacrifice, holy, acceptable unto God, which is your reasonable service.” The Valedictorian. 5 —