Trinity College - Beacon Yearbook (Dunedin, FL)

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2064155 and .life Sewdaea 7 75 7 -7 752 Every Saturday evening our regular Youth and Life service is held in the beauti- ful chapel at Trinity College. This calendar of programs for the first semester serves as a reminder of the blessings received. September 22, 29... October 6. 13 20 2.7 November 3. 10 17 2.4 December 1. 8. 15 2.2 29 January 5. 12 The Portland Story, an inspiring picture of the Billy Gra- ham meeting in Portland, Oregon. Rev. John Woodhouse, musician and speaker. A stirring missionary message by Rev. Don Luttrell, a for- mer teacher of Trinity College. Dr.E.C. Bragg, a teacher of Trinity College and one of the most outstanding Bible teachers of the nation. The Man Who Forgot God, a sound motion picture. Dr.W. B. Feagins, pastor of the Calvary Baptist Church of Clearwater. Rev.Lindy Gebb of the Bible Presbyterian Church of Lake- land, Florida. Miss Sophie Muller of the New Tribes Mission. Dr. Harry E. Jessop, President Emeritus, Chicago Evan- gelistic Institute. Out of the Night, a sound motion picture. Miss Amy Lee Stockton, a powerful lady evangelist, and her associate, Miss Rita Gould, who led the singing. Miss Stockton and Miss Gould. A thrilling testimony by Capt. Louis Zamperini, who was saved ina Billy Graham revival meeting in California after spending two years in a Japanese prison camp. Rev. Robert van Steinburg, musical evangelist. Mr. Texas, the well-known Billy Graham picture, its first showing in Florida, under the sponsorship of Trinity College, in the city auditorium in Clearwater. Rev.Aubrey Sara, Canadian evangelist, and Gerry Grafner, pianist and vibraharpist. Rev. Paul Smith, evangelist, and John Henderson, song- lea-de1'S outstanding preaching and duets on the trombone and cornet. Throughout the remainder ofthe year other leading speakers and musicians were featured. 60 Z! VG Ls-7 tx as x 3 gl 4 F

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