Temple Missionary Training School - Global Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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Page 8 Our President Speaks A school does not consist merely of buildings and reputa- tion. A student body, a faculty, that which is taught, and the moral environment constitute the essentials of a school. The Temple Missionary Training School is a young school. It is new. It does not have the building facilities it desires. However, the Temple Missonary Training School has one of the finest student bodies in America, not only from an intellectual standpoint, but from a spiritual standpoint. Teachers of the Temple Missionary Training School are not only spiritually-minded but capable and thorough in their training. There are some advantages in a small school, just as there are other advantages in a large school. In a small school, stu- dents have personalized training. A special advantage of the Temple Missionary Training School is the fact that it is nurtured and nourished in the Fort Wayne Gospel Temple where students have the opportunity of seeing evangelism in action, of experiencing practical Work in the Down Town Mission, on radio programs, and in one of the great spiritual workhouses for God in America. The impact of the few students who are graduating this 3.fro'x a world which needs Christ cannot be measured until of eternity. IQ anif C for the contribution that the Temple Mission- 1 ' 'eg S. l 1- making both to the World and to the Lord we r'.q.'f. '-ur share in contributing to the great . -' fi afl-,spei to the uttermost parts of the earth. Q ' if i4..f'i9SfC blessing both upon the students ' 'i l'i'rf-'11 . .1 ,. Lx. .- cf., T L.L1 A .- 1.141 -,,.

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Page 9 Our Dean Speaks PURPOSE We heartily acknowledge the training of young men and Women for full service as a sacred trust which can only be fulfilled by divine guidance and the power of God. PARAMOUNT Each of us, as Faculty members for 1947, has enjoyed deep fellowship in the common purpose of presenting Christ and the tremendous challenge of ministering the saving message of love through Missions, Churches, Music, and Youth En- deavor. PERSPECTIVE The Foyer not only represents much labor on the part of a few, but the very essence of the message in its pages is Missions at home and abroad, servants preparing for the work, and a glimpse of those out in the full time work. There can be no greater commendation to an effort along Christian Education paths than to realize that those in commencement of a life ministry have caught the vision of fields that are white unto harvest. PLA UDIT The Senior Class of '47 is indeed a tribute to the grace of God and a reason for rejoicing to the entire Faculty and everyone who has assisted in making this training possible. PARTNERS Youth today may be prepared to serve Christ tozpgizi . fx.. We fulfill God's sacred trust by giving nur talents. iivc.. and gifts for the training of those Sl1l'1'6Ilf! Q'-ed to His will. ' PERSONAL SENIOR CLASSt1,l0N fnzagf fzrpmd ug.. ' :nf T-mul--.-r iw-ffg,.',s for y.1z1,-'alwmflanf success in H1 'f rf- pf' gf 1 vim lu, - -'sr of 1J7'6C? Hl.4 sozds. Ik'lI.0Zl'fhflf1v s.fff.E v ' ff' Vw mfr-' ff.. 7 lwf for az' -'.' l'!l'77l8 cfmfnectefl with 'iff' '.'.'.w,f1f4 fi!f.-1-'.i.,fznf'g,f fflvnlv ing S4-lmol and the Gospel Tfyvnpf-,