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

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,ff- Stewan L. Boehmer It is a joy to send along to our students a word of greet- ing and of praise to God at this exciting time in our his- tory. In fact, never in the 80 long years of our existence have things of such earth-shattering significance occurred. God has been moving mightily in our midst, and to Him we ascribe all the glory. The psalmist declared lt is a good thing to give thanks unto the Lord, and to sing praises unto Thy Name, O most high. It will be a simple thing to record the fact that Ontario Bible College moved to its new Campus in the summer of l976, But the accurate account of God's oft-times mys- terious doings in our midst would fill volumes. Now we understand a little better the saying, Our disappointments are His appointments. As we look backward, we can clearly see how wonderfully He has led, even at times when the path seemed so dark. The lesson that we have learned above all others is to cast ourselves upon our great God at all times, even when we cannot see our way, As we had occasion to do so, He did exceeding abundantly above what we asked of even thought. How great is the God we adore! Young people, learn this lesson and cling to it as long as you live. God stands ready to undertake for His child- ren in the big things and in the little things - in corporate affairs, as well as in our individaul problems. Our part is simply to trust Him, He'll do the rest. Great things are before us. How do we know? Because God is with us to save, to keep, to protect. to guide. to provide, to undertake, to bless, and to be exalted in our midst. What more could we ask? Blessed be His Name. and to Him be all the glory! CHANCELLOR

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The big clock outside my office has iust chimed eleven o'c1ock, And still the pendulum swings, and still the clock ticks on, It is the symbolic hour of nearing the end of time. The Bible speaks a great deal about time. The Preacher talks about a time to be born and a time to die, a time to plant and a time to pluck up, a time to build and a time to break down, a time to weep and a time to laugh, a time to speak and a time to keep silent. The cycle appears to be endless, were it not for the Lord Jesus Christ Who, in grace, has broken into time to bring meaning and direction to life. Redeem the time, for the days are evil! says Paul. Let time be the special opportunity for God! There is a way in which graduation is like the eleven o'clock chime. With just a brief span of time left, you must work the works of Him Who sends you, Ixlay the words of a graduate of 1912, Dr. Oswald J, Smith, remind us ofthe call to urgent, fervent. loving service for Jesus Christ: ONLY ONE LIFE, 'TWILL SOON BE PAST: ONLY WHAT'S DONE FOR CHRIST WILL LAST. One with you in the company of the committed, PRESIDE T ML5, Victor Adrian