The Kings College - Crown Yearbook (New Castle, DE)

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Che King f Ezekiel 34:16 I will seek that which was lost, and bring again that which was driven away, and will bind up that which was broken, and will strengthen that which was sick. The lounge at Lexington is a scene of activity every Friday evening following supper. After the folding of tracts has been completed, a prayer meeting is held to prepare the way for the dis- tribution of these tracts in the nearby towns. Also a part of the Crusader’s work is the Fri- day evening street-meetings which attract groups of evening shoppers and pleasure seek- ers through their music. A clear cut message is then given. An important work of the Crusaders is to ob- tain the name and address of each contacted person. Sunday afternoon, twice a month, the follow-up work is conducted. By this means, hearts can be blessed and drawn closer to the Saviour. Personal work is an extremely important part of each Christian's life. The Lord has continually blessed the Crusaders in their work. PAGE 60

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Che Wiis. Association II Corinthians 4:5 For we preach not ourselves but Christ Jesus the Lord. The aim of the Ministerial Association is to prepare men for the service of the King. A pres- entation of the responsibilities, problems, and opportunities in the gospel ministry both at home and abroad is given at each meeting. Speakers are invited to address the group for the dual purpose of stimulating desires and aid- Presicent::5 A035 hee det and ee DAVE BARR Vice=President tact ses aaah ona WILLIAM GREEN Secretary (Allen ueeroumed aie aeee eee oe ROY KLEIN Student Executive Officer ........ HAROLD RICKER Treasurer ssa arte eee ca ALBERT PIERSON Paculfy Advisorea.9 sceten ee tee MR. HAMLIN ing the individual to formulate his life work in service for Christ. School is a great place to gain experience. On and off campus, members of this association are speaking to congregations including the saved and the unsaved. In this way, those w ith- out a know-so salvation can hear and come. The Lord can and will use us in a way which will be for His own honor and glory. PAGE 62