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

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Diversity in Worship Loren Laing, of the Anthony Family, performs the Orange Blossom Special Chapel provides the opportunity for Taylor students, faculty, and adminis- tration to come together as a whole body for worship and for spiritual growth. Three times a week Taylor had an opportunity to experience a regen- eration of mind and soul. This fall ' s Chapel speakers included Taylor faculty, alumni, parents, as well as friends of the university. The speak- ers came to us from different parts of the country and also from as nearby as Upland. Pastor Hill started out the school year with his Chapel topic of Fickle Follow- ers. Dr. James Earl Massey of Ander- son School of Theology was our next speaker, followed by our own President, Dr. Milo Rediger, who spoke to us on The Rest of the ' R ' s ' in Revival. A few of the unique Chapels included: The Anthony Family musicians, Jim and Sally Conway ' s multi-media presenta- tion on Kids of Divorce , and the Lamb ' s Players presentation of Corrie and Father Ten Boom. Other Chapel speakers were: Mr. Kent Fishel, Dr. Peter Kreeft, Don Odie, Dr. William Bright, Mr. Harry Blamires, Mr. Don A. Fields, and Mr. James Butcher. As Robert Davenport listens, Bill Bright of Campus Crusade for Christ International, speaks on Christians ' political involvement. 19

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Pete Carlson Fall Entertainment Members of Taylor ' s student organi- zations put much time and effort into planning a wide range of social activities for T.U. students. Pete Carlson started the fall activities Freshman Week-end with a very entertaining concert featur- ing both his Christian and secular songs. Next, the newly initiated freshmen com- bined with the more experienced up- perclassmen to show their stuff at the all campus talent show. The first Christian rock concert of the year was City Limits. The Wright Brothers pro- vided a change of pace with their blue- grass country music. DeGarmo Key, one of the rising Christian rock bands, was also well received by the student body. Adding an international flair to the fall social activities, the Danish Gym Team made its fourth appearance at Taylor. The United States Marine Band from Washington, D.C. gave a spectacu- lar performance, which included several of the famed John Phillip Sousa ' s marches. Other concerts that provided an enjoyable break from the academic life included: Michael Iceberg, Taylor ' s own T.U. Concert Band and Jazz En- semble, and Noel Paul ' Stookey and his band Bodyworks. A very special and in- spiring concert was given by Edie Rader and Friends. One of the more unique activities of first semester was the intellectually stimulating Great Debate between Dr. Corduan and Dr. Nygren. The topic under debate and discussion was Eter- nal Security. The debate was very well received, proving that entertainment can be educational. DeGarmo Key 21