Trevecca Nazarene University - Darda Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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Chapels To Remember Fall Revival And Our First Of The Year Trevecca has been blessed with many great chapel speakers this year. Two fine examples are John Seaman, who spoke at our first chapel, and Steven Manley, who inspired us with his messages during fall revival. The speaker for the opening chapel series was Reverend John Seaman. He and his wife have been missionaries to Martinique (French Antilles) since 1976. In his messages, Rev. Seaman focused on how we need to be willing to do whatever the Lord may call us to do, whether it means being a missionary, a pastor, a lay person, or anything else. He gave us information on how the work in West Africa is growing. He enjoyed speaking about how God is working in that part of the world because he has been appointed director of church planting there. 16 Student Life

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cat, and the sound of music so loud, that we all had to resort to shouting in order to be heard. The fifth annual club rush turned out to serve its purpose of recruiting new members to their clubs and most ot all ... getting students involved. Clubs and organizations are a very important part of Trevecca student lite. They keep the campus going with activities, as well as keeping it go- ing with some spirited competition. by Susan Chason With people as lovable as Chris Greer and Kim Conger, the Rotaract Club has no problem recruiting members through the Sophomore class otficers. Stan Sheridan and Shelley Love, orienting Jose ' Alecea to the activities. Pam Day. Angela Perry, and Michelle Norris entice people to |oin the World Missions Society with thcit friendliness. Showing us that Circle K has fun in whatever they do, Kcnnv Whitmire takes advantage of the time by practicing

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The other speaker, Rev. Manley, taught us not only during chapel, but also during the nightly revival services. As always, he delivered many powerful sermons. Almost all who heard him preach received a blessing. The revival was a great success because the Spirit ' s presence was very evident. Rev. Manley is often referred to as one of the finest evangelists in the Nazarene Church. He preaches in revival, camp meetings, and many other meetings across the country. In many ways his ministry is very similar to Seaman ' s; he does the work of the Lord at home rather than abroad. by Byron Clark Challenging all students at Ttevecca to follow God ' s call, no matter what it takes was the main emphasis in Rev. Seaman ' s sermans. Rev. Manley and Dr. Dunnington, not having anything better to do, discuss a rather interesting reception cookie. Jf 1 A lot of the faculty attended. Included in them were Kathy Wood, Gary Wood, Bonnie Deese, David Deese and others. Singing with the voice of an angel, Barbi Moore gives her testimony, as her husband Harlan looks on. Opening Chapels 17