Tyndale University College and Seminary - Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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SC111111lD1I13111l1Q1l fI1EA1I12v1l1 N 135111 5.5 Seated: ,llillll Dray, l.L'l1.lILl Hioxxri. fullllfllllk' XX'1ll1.1111soi1, A111-le c..llllXNL'll. Standing: l1oxx.1rd Ptirreisoii, ci1.lkL' Sell, Maiv C.l1.11lw111111e.1t1 l.e11o1e 5l1.lIPL'. 41111111111 1.k'.llI l count all things but loss for the exeellency of the knowledge of Christ jesus my Lord. Philippians 5: 8 The Lvening Class Cabinet lully appreciates these two tactsg hrst, that only in proportion to our willingness to yield to Gods will as i1 is revealed to us will the world come to this 1-gnowledge o1Christ jesus our Lord, and second, 111.11 it is only because of the grace of God manifest toward us that we may have .1 share in this work of extending His kingdom. We appreciate the zealous endeavour of the members of the Evening Class COIDIUHICCS IO serve the Lord, and the whole-he.1r1ed support given to the Cgibiner by the students. Their co-operation has made the work ol' the Cabinet much lighter and the times we have spent together in prayer have been a source of strength lo 11s 1111. We count it 11 privilege to have joined in the ac1ivi1y of Illf: College in conjunc- tion with the Day Classes. Our fellowship with them has meant a gfC.lI deal to us and rogether we have learned to come boldly un1o 1he throne of grace, that we may obtain mercy and find grace to help in time of need.

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GRACE Ii. SIZLIT MARION H. SLIC H'II iliiwulllcm, fJl1I.lI'lir 'l411l'0I1I1l, QDIIIJH Srntlt-nz Cfalunt-1 .intl Student Cahinet Music Committee Social Coininiutt Romans ll: 2 Pliilippians -l: 1 1. 1 DORIS TINNFY AIIDREY XVARRIAN 'l'o1'onto, Ontario 'l'ol'ol1Io. Onlal 5-otual C.4!ININIIIL'C llI'uYL'l'lHs 51 6 W-. Psalm - I Il STRENGTH FOR TODAY' My Father, this I ask of Thee- Knowing that Thou wilt grant the plea: For this, and only this I pray, Strength for to-tlay-just for to-tlay. Strength for each trial and each task, Wligtt more, my Father, Shoultl I ask? -Inst as I need it, tlay by tlay, Strength for my weakness -- this I pray. Strength for to-day, that I may make Some sad souls glad for Jesus' sakeg Then they with me at eve shall say Thank God for strength He gave to-day. ...jgi

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Clllflrlllllb lIDfllD4lfr3CllFllRlIllIN1lAllb TBASTS GDIIF ClTllHllllB ll3iIDlllQlllQ-lllfblll-NIB Some years ago, Dr. Grilhth Thomas. speaking at a Bible College gathering, made this statement: XVe shall need more and more such institutions as the Toronto Bible Collegeg and for two reasons. First, because they insist on the knowledge of the Bible as the essential equipment for Christian workg and second, because they bear testimony to the great fundamental realities that are the common heritage of all Christians. The latter part of that statement indicates the character of the T.B.C. Doctrinal Basis. It is designed to emphasize the great funda- mental realities that are the common heritage of all Christians. It is a doctrinal basis that seeks to unite Evangelical Christians, not to magnify those things on which they diner. Yet it is a basis that preserves and safeguards all the cardinal and essential elements in a full-orbed, Biblically-founded, Christ-centred faith. To this Doctrinal Basis every member of Faculty, Board and Council givesfull assent. l. The Divine Authority and Plenary Inspiration of the whole of the Old and New Testament Scriptures. 2. The Deity of Our Lord jesus Christ. 5. The Doctrine of the Trinity. -1. The Fall of Man and his consequent Depravity and the necessity of the New Birth. 5. The Atonement through the Substitutionary Life, Death and Resurrection of Christ. 6. justification by Faith in our Lord jesus Christ. 7. Regeneration by the Holy Spirit. S. Sanctihcation through the Xliford and the Spirit. 9. The Second Coming of our 'Lord Jesus Christ and the Resurrection of the Dead. 10. The Eternal Blessedness of the Saved and the Eternal Punishment of the Lost. ,.lk-