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

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1 l Lefl to right: ,lack Matlick, Secretary-Treasurerg Ted Shelling, Chaplaing Roger Bradley. Presidentg Paul Williams. Vice Presi- dent. 66 Ministerial Association The Ministerial Association this year has car- ried out one of the most active programs in its history. With activity its tenor, the association directed its program, in the main, towards pref paring its members for the Lord's service, pro- moting spiritual growth among the student body, and propagating the Gospel of Christ into the sur- rounding communities. ln fulfilling the aims of the association, the members held various fireside discussions, viewed pertinent films, and sponsored prayer meetings for the evangelistic services. ln addition, they con- ducted weekly services at Wilmington Memorial Hospital, the Salvation Army Mission, and the Emily P. Bissop Sanatorium. It has been a pro- fitable year for the organization in that souls have been won to Christ, and a satisfying year in that its goals have been reached. Dr. Norman Kellow, the College pastor, is the advisor of the Ministerial Association.

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505,06 Each summer several gospel teams tour var- ious parts of the country representing our Lord ,lesus Christ and the King's College. The Girls' Quartet and the Trumpet Trio are in constant demand throughout the year as well as several vocal and instrumental soloists. During the school semesters, the gospel teams are invited each week to the surround- ing churches, youth groups, servicemen,s cen- ters, and hospitals where they proclaim the message of Christ through music and the spoken Word. The Music Department and the Min- isterial Association greatly assist in training and providing much of the talent for the teams. Members ofthe gospel teams participate in chapel services and special meetings held on the campus throughout the year. All assign- ments for the teams are under the supervision of our Public Relations and Deputation Di- rector, Mr. Ketcham.