Trinity College - Beacon Yearbook (Dunedin, FL)

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fuwpcvzn T wee:-qt' 233 ' Left To Right: Jim Weiss, Judy Seiter, Richard Decky,'Sandy Maylen, Gary Brooks. This is a forgoTTen conTinenT. We look aT Europe and Think iT is ChrisTian. They have religion buT do noT have ChrisT. We do noT have a desire To see These counTTies reached. WhaT is The reason? Our lack of vision and because of This The peoples of Europe mighT say, My God, my God, why hasT Thou forsaken me? Why arT Thou so far from helping me, and from The words of my roaring? Ps. 22:1

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South American Back row, Left ro Right: Carl Biorkman, Paul Rasmussen, Ron Beckham, Don Rasmussen, Bob Campbell, Don Williams. Front srow: Jenimae Sminkey, Karen Linton, Ruth Pritchard, Sharon Pedrick, Cheryl Johannes, Ruth Stanfield, Lynne Bond, Valerie Hunter. This is an open door To The Gospel of Jesus ChrisT. The harvesf is plenTeous buT The labourers are few. MaTT. 9:37. Are we going To use This open door Too laTe, or noT send enough of The Gospel Through This open door? Pray ye Therefore The Lord of The harvesT, ThaT He will send forTh labourers inTo His harvest. MaTT. 9:38

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African Left To Right: Peggy Bragg, Mary Gambrill, Ron Jackson, Mo1Trie Hogle, June Walford. Africa is considered To be a dark conTinenT. In some areas iT is, buT yeT The Lighr of The world has been broughT. Many in This land know The One who can save, cleanse and saTisfy. This prayer band has had much To pray for This pasT year. We should confinue To remember The ChrisTians of Africa, ThaT They mighT sTand firm in The TaiTh once delivered unTo Them. For even hereunTo, were ye called: because ChrisT also suffered for us, leaving us an example, ThaT ye should follow His sTeps. I PeTer 2:21