Trevecca Nazarene University - Darda Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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A week of celebration, of past vecca. achievements, and a week of looking The week long events included the forward to future challenges: this is the talents of Trevecca ' s fine music de- essence of Heritage Week. This is the partment. Among these events, the week of the year looked forward to Trevecca handbell choir performed for with high anticipation and expecta- the Celebration of Praise. A Home- tion, particularly because of its Home- coming Concert was also a talent filled coming affiliation. Founders Day event. It was held at the College Hill found Dr. William Greathouse, TNC ' s Nazarene Church. The groups that former president, presenting the day ' s participated in the concert were Con- chapel. Dr. Greathouse delivered a cert Choir, Ambassadors, Treble fine oration on the history of Tre- Tones, Madrigalians, and the Concert Heritage Week Our Celebration Of Past, Present, And Future

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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

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Band. If asked, most students would un- doubtedly agree that the climax of Heritage Week was the Bell Ringing Ceremony. The speeches were fol- lowed by the actual ringing of the bells. Heritage Week was informative and memorable. by Byron Clitk At the close of chapel. Jeff Whitacre and ftiends file out toward the post office.