Summit Pacific College - Call Yearbook (Abbotsford, British Columbia Canada)

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RE.. RNI Nparsv t,I? to Like a statesman who is deeply committed to the welfare of his people and who wisely leads the affairs of his nation you have, with ability and with understanding, guided the affairs of our district. As an honoured member of the faculty you have graciously shared with us the wealth of your experience in the Christian ministry. You have left us now to assume your new responsibility as Executive Director of Overseas Missions. We sense deeply our loss, but, at the same time, we are confident that your contribution to the cause of world missions will be felt as strongly in the farthest missionary outpost as your contribution to our lives has been felt on the campus of our college. And so to you, Rev. Carman W. Lynn, with all our admiration and highest respect, we, the students of Western Pentecostal Bible College dedicate the 1967 CALL. .LYNN

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FOREWCRD In recent years, through our mass communication media, we have received ample evidence for the conclusion that the moral and religious situation all over the world, has reached a low ebb. With demands of a New Morality and a Religionless Church for a Secular World, man is moving toward eternal destruction. Never before has the Church of Jesus Christ been burdened with so much responsibility f the evangelizaf n of the world a d never before has it been in -- F- - t v- no dedicated men and women, w o would bring ood news of t e saving power of Christ to lo t m - ind. While man is be oming m - - ranged rom od and modem theologians ar cry' I-. that God is dead rained at West- ern Pentecost -E ollege under the I and intellectual leadership of a d ' .. e4Qj,g,-JE, eryw ere that God is alive. Their sage ' al e idence alone- their convictio I V' r .. ter ith the eternal God through Hi So ff' wav . . L 1 , . e .U - u i . -. N' . ,,. i , - . st .. A - - ... ix!!! True to its rpose and tradition, Wester Pentecostal Bible College is trai 'ng ungwp fo hQian rvi . But, actually, while still in t , thes 5Fr5oople . f aged in a very real service fo Q . r a es th' oo 5- ly reveal to the reader how true ' fl .Q is . d -- : words, IN THE SERVICE OF THE QB, a - --4 Q ' as their underlying theme. . L ' As this annual college pub n leaves the press, both faculty and students join in their prayers that it may become an avenue of blessing to its many readers and be used by God as an instru- ment through which young men and women may become inspired to dedicate their lives to the Service of the Master. -J. Oscar Jeske Editor