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it n n n ,H n , , ww W it it 'W' HM n'W 'n N' ,t .1 ' S Kollegc Glzurclz The College Church under the leadership of Dr. Kellow is the worship center ofthe campus. Here, along with Student Assistant Pastor, Wesley Evans, Dr. Kellow conducts Sunday morning worship service, Sunday evening Vespers and Wed- nesday night prayer meeting. The Church stands on a missionary basis using sixty per cent of its offerings for missionary projects. Included in these is the partial support of twenty-two Kingis graduates. It is sat- isfying and comforting to know that as students leave the col- lege for the mission field, they have a praying and giving church supporting them. WES EVANS
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E 'Ev Standing, len to right: Mary Ellen Sproule, Richard Rabine, Leon Pippin, Shirley Rarich, .lane Herron, Doris Schahacher. Seated, lep to right: Paula Hill, Blanche Jones, Sunday Salma! Crashers While adults are seeking material gain and the youth are seeking adventure, boys and girls are seek- ing God. Children need security, love, and faith in older people and God. Their whole lives hold poten- tials and possibilities far beyond our comprehension. It is the duty of parents and Christian Educators to challenge these youngsters and to teach them to know God early in their lives. This is the task of the Sun- day School teachers on our campus. All Christian Education majors teach in the Sunday School at least two semesters. Teaching demands experience, knowl- edge, and innate ability. The Sunday School teachers are given the opportunity to practice the theories to which they have been exposed in classrooms. It is expected that when a Christian Education major leaves the school to teach, he not only knows his sub- ject, but he also knows the methods of teaching it. He enters to learn, departs to serve his Great Teacher, Jesus Christ, and those for whom He died. l l ' 5 5. ll Y I I Pioneer Girls
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Hhurclz Hwzfzcil tlax The Church Council composed of seven members - three representatives from the faculty, one from each of the three upper classes, and one from the surrounding community - is responsible for the smooth functioning ofthe College Church and the managing of the budget. 5
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