Trinity College - Beacon Yearbook (Dunedin, FL)

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But when He saw the multi- T im . n l tudes, He was moved with com- 5 El passion on them, because they Q G Ft fainted, and were scattered a- an G broad, as sheep having no shep- QU D herd. Then saith He unto His dis - Q ciples, 'The harvest truly is plen- U Q teous,but the labourers are few, ' T The job of soul-winning is left to you and me. We need a new vision of the multitudes who are lost and on their way to hell. G . ' J-esbts 075, ls Z I 1 9 QM-lst is 1-heJ5N12QJoL Uxf , N w Q L x , 1 D , v Gogpel 'RHI N 1 'T N I-, 4' Q ' v ' G p u Q0 OQ , ii - . A Q' ' A E Near the beginning of our school year a challenge was presented to the Tract Club by Mrs. D. T. McMullen of Clear- water. Her heart was burdened over the idea of reaching every house in Clearwater with the Gospel. Trinity College decided by the help of the Lord to accomplish the task. Soon many of the young people had rolled up their sleeves and were found contacting men and women for Christ all over the city. Among white and colored alike we X 1 saw that the Gospel message and the E151 ,f testimonies of the students affected 1' -Q' ' ' many hearts and lives, Only eternity In . will reveal the number of souls that have 6 6 been saved by this effort.

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