Trevecca Nazarene University - Darda Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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THROUGH .YPIRI T UAL DEDICA T ION Trevecca Nazarene College has a religious tradition as old as the college itself. This tradition constitutes the central axis upon which the college revolves. To provide a Christian education is the main purpose of Trevecca. For over a half-century Trevecca has func- tioned as a holiness college, providing the church with the finest religious workers in the realm of Christian service. The Trevecca Missionary Fellowship has pro- vided inspiration for aspiring missionaries and evoked interest in mission work. The Christian Workers Associa- tion has spread its influence across the city through its various organizations. Education and business graduates are in demand in the city of Nashville because of their high moral and ethical standards. Indeed, Trevecca builds men to match spiritual mountains. rl A 41 31 ww

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