Taylor University - Ilium / Gem Yearbook (Upland, IN)

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: FLORENCE DEMAREE, A.B. Spanish, Commerce. MRS. VALERIA S. CRANDALL. M.D.L. B.R.Sc. Academy English. i MRS. MARY O. SHILLING Art. MABEL J. LARSON, B.S. Domestic Economy. iiii iinmHHiiiiiiiiiiiiiifctf4j ;mijl umssm -13-

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H. T. BLODGETT, B.S. Agriculture. W. N. KEITH, M.D. Biolog} ' , Medicine. OLIVE M. DRAPER, A.M. C ' hemistrv, Mathematics. FLOSSIE LOCKE, Ph. French, German. illlllllllkiJjJ i DUSHHQIDn -12-

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iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiijiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiii REV. E. L. EATON 51 A CALL TO THE MINISTRY That word ministry is a wonderful word when we apply it to the profession. It takes us into the very sanctuary of most sacred com- munions, wonderful, but no less wonderful when we can apply it to men and women in the so-called humbler walks of life. Be the man behind the plow, at the desk, or bench or where else, if he has a sense of per- sonal, vital relationship to Jesus Christ in world redemption, his work, his life is a ministry. He works on the thrilling impulse of a great worthwhile task and that brings him up to his best. Do you know why we have so many little men ? — little farmers ? — little merchants? — little bankers? — little teachers? — little preachers? Why ! it ' s because they never had a big job. The sin of the age is little- ness. Give men something that will lift th em up to their best and you have saved them from a thousand sins. If your motive is large enough, you will grow big, too; big in business; big in your soul; big at your task. God ' s way of growing men is to give them a big job. iiiiimiin ! i P DUEMMnr -14-