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

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STEINBACH BIBLE ACADEMY YEAR BOOK 21 Our Father ' s Love Our loving Father, Saviour Lord A never failing Friend art thou; Sweet peace and comfort thou dost give When at thy cross we humbly bow. Thy narrow way oft seems too dark We cannot understand But then a still small voice says, “Child Come closer, I will lend a helping hand.” Sweet peace and joy comes flowing in All fear, all cares have rolled away. And then with courage firm and strong For Him we labour day by day. How wonderful will be the day When we our Saviour’s face shall see. And he will say: “Well done my child, Come home and dwell with me.” Elizabeth Reimer Adeline Reimer Her friendly joyful disposition Has proved a blessing to us all. Her deep concern and firm ambition Will help the sick in body and soul. Edward Reimer Here’s one in class who knows it all. When questions rise on him we call, His friendly, cheerful disposition Will help his spiritual ambition. Nettie Kroeker Her character is one of cheerfulness Though words used sparingly in class She serves the Lord with all her heart And always seeks to do her part. She is a cheerful lov¬ ing friend With willing heart to lend a hand She sings in the trio with heartfelt con¬ cern That sinners repent and to Jesus will turn. She’s tallest of the girls in class And in her grade we’re sure she’ll pass Her quiet manner wins our respect To find her in mis¬ sion work we expect. Doreen Reimer Jean Eidse

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STEINBACH BIBLE ACADEMY YEAR BOOK Susie Friesen Susie Friesen is quiet, reserved. But nevertheless it must be observed That she’s on the dot, with her lessons done. And her friendly smile our hearts has won. Elizabeth Reimer Elizabeth is a friend indeed You can come to her when you’re in need To comfort the sick is her special aim May the Lord bless her when doing the same. The Prayer of A Heathen Twinkle little Sirius bright Thy glee in an unknown code. Where is to thee the source of light, The hand that holds thy load? Here is a soul, a lonely one, In a darkened Land—-Oh where’s the sun? When will the living light allot The ray that waneth not? Master of the vaulted dew — If such there be, I pray -— The secrets of Thy dome I woo The mysteries of the ray That shines. Each night the un¬ known code To me great ecstasies would bode, I pray of what? I know not what, No one hath told me what. Are there men to east or west Who ken thy glisting sheen? Oh please my message to them cast: ‘Come for your Master glean.’ Convey thy Mystics to this land, Great misery from souls to send; Enhance the dark, depressing fear. The woe — the fatal sear. Cease now, thy intermittent fraud, Thou vapid twinkling spark, Eternal clouds my soul enshroud Entombing all — tis dark. Shadows fall to lift no more, Dark demons wait, my soul to war; The yawning gulf, the open tomb. The morn of endless doom. Edward Reimer. Mary Reimer An artist we have in Mary A moment i s dull with her ‘nary Her aim i s to grow in the wisdom of God And follow the steps that her Saviour has trod Peter Erandt He will not despair though the going is tough He is helpful and cheerful and ever aloft, His aim in life i s to glory the Lord, And to witness to those who know not The Word.

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STEINBACH BIBLE ACADEMY YEAR BOOK AMANDA REIMER, R.N. “For it is God Who worketh in you both to will and to do of His good pleasure.” How thankful I am for this verse. By na¬ ture I am not inclined to do the will of the Lord but my prayer is that God’s will may be the controlling power in my life, for then only can I serve Him according to His “good pleasure.” LINDA REIMER, R. N. “I must work the works of Him that sent me, while it is day; the night cometh when no man can work.” John 9:4. As the cry comes to us from those who are still in darkness — “Come over and help us” — let us heed the cry, put on the whole armor of God and go forth bold¬ ly to win the lost for Christ. LORRAINE NEUFELD “Herein is love, not that we loved God, but that he loved us, and sent His son to be the propitiation for our sins.” I John 4:10. When I see all that God has done for me, even though I loved Him not, I can only say: “Thou art the potter, I am the clay, mould me and make me after Thy will.” HENRY HARMS “We know that all things work to¬ gether for good to them that love God, to them who are called according to His purpose.” Rom. 8:28. This verse has been my comfort, and been with me since I have left school. I thank God for His saving grace and love toward us. At times my path of life seems weary and dreary and I cannot under¬ stand it. But Jesus never fails. He’s my comfort and stay. $ P h C A L