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

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Che King ‘ College Choir The College Choir is a unit which the Lord has used to strengthen the saints and to reach the lost. This was evidenced in our spring tour of ‘49 when high school doors were opened to the group, and churches which had grown cold and stale in Christ were stirred. To our amazement we were re- quested to sing at the souvenir shop at Niag- ara Falls, Canada, where tourists heard the “Story” in song. The director of the choir, Mr. Gordon Cur- tis, a man who knows music, voices, and choirs, has demonstrated that a well-balanc- ed Christian choir must have Christ pre- eminent; it must also have carefully chosen voices which will blend, know music as it is written, and be able to sing it with meaning. Psalm 95:1 O come, let us sing unto the Lord: Let us make a joyful noise to the rock of our salvation. PAGE 68

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Home Missionary Society Home Missions had as its aim the upholding of the home missionaries in prayer. The vision of the home field is presented as the group brings to school representatives of such works as Youth Home Missions, Hi B.A., and Child Evangelism Fellowship. Besides its Tuesday evening prayer service the group plans Chapel programs with interesting speakers, and also sees that the funds collected at these various services are given to worthy missionary causes. The officers of the organization are: Chairman — KENNETH SCHLEHR V. Chairman — ROBERT DEUFEL Sec’y — MARJORIE MAST Treas. — GLEN HUNT PAGE 69