Upper Columbia Academy - Echo Log Yearbook (Spangle, WA)

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N4 ' 0 Seated, A Wfartii ft Ptffy B - - . 11- I ' -.SI -1 Harding, 015011. Stz11iii1,5?gf Dg.ming L ob Y' Wqlii Idcr ' n- G. The heart of any Christian School is the Spiritual Activities afforded each student. Twice each day the school family comes together for worship. They greet the day with songs of praise to God. At the end of a day filled with work, study and measure of play, they come again to Gods throne for evening worship. Thus the benediction of heaven's peace crowns every new day. Each Sabbath Day is begun with the Vesper Service. As the word of God is opened, the heavenly manna falls for the worshiper to gather according to his needs. Like the memorial of sunlight valleys and sparkling lakes the memories of vesper services will recall the beauty of holiness to all who have come to our chapel on Friday evening. The Sabbath morning hour of worship is a highlight of the Sabbath Day. It is the privilege of each youth to come with humbled heart to receive God's blessing. The light of Gods work shines from the open Bible as it is ministered through one of God's appointed heralds. Young peoples meeting challenges the courage, faith and devotion of each young homes in nearby communities to distribute verson From the school many students go to I . literature. Some give regular Bible Studies to interested people. ' ' A Three Another Spiritual experience vital to the school year is the week of prayer. times each year a week is devoted to the Spiritual considerations. Thus Christ is made the vital center of the school life.