Trinity Christian College - Allelu Yearbook (Palos Heights, IL)

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2 ll 1 F2123 22? l 2 l 2 l -+ l J 4 C, j , , 'f , ' ig, , LEFT: Deborah Adams and Liz Harrell praise God in song with the school's first gospel choir. BELOW: Reverend Manny Ortiz, pastor of the Spirit and Truth Christian Reformed Church in Humboldt Park, challenges our chapel audience. BOTTOM: Kim Bulthuis takes time out for personal devotions. 5? f 2 6, ff I F V i A, : . nd .Mun-annum... FACING PAGE: TOP: Sophomore Linda Schaap gives an emotional account. of her responses to the Ur bana '84' conferences. BELOW: Gary Virtue, who came to the U.S. from Jamaica, gives an inspiring chapel speech. FAR LEFT: This inauguration banner now graces the chapel.

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He Creored Mon In His Imoge For His Glory. A broken altar, Lord, Thy servant rears, Made of a heart, and cemented with tears: Whose parts are as Thy hand did frameg No workman's tool hath touched the same A heart alone Is such a stone As nothing but Thy power doth cut. Wherefore each part Of my hard heart Meets in this frame To praise Thy nameg That, if I chance to hold my peace, These stones to praise Thee may not cease, O let Thy blessed sacrifice be mine, And sanctify this altar to be Thine. f The Altar , by George Herbertj ,f spun-W' 171 3 ' w. 2 ig

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Ports of the Lorger World Toke Shope in Our World. Our World is different, special. Yet here, too, are people with needs com- mon to all men - needs for food, for friendship and keeping in touch, for shelter, for work ieven in the less desirable tasksj, and most of all for God and His salvation. These needs bring us closer to all of God's world and closer, in gratitude, to Him. ABOVE: Brenda Huizenga is hopeful for a letter. ABOVE RIGHT: Laura Broekstra, Laz Santana, and Brenda Buikema pass by the Homecoming tent on their way to South Hall. RIGHT: Kris Kerkstra, Laurel Eenigenburg, and Deb Tjaarda survey the lunch possibilities.