Vennard College - Vision Yearbook (University Park, IA)

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'-s . X. Ml.SSf0l1UFVl' Students Byron Belknap. Huhert Harriman. Cynthia Wilkinson bd Wilkinson lsther Roeourl Daxid Bushoni, Tim Brunkg Twana Hawk, Nina Kunkle. Arlene Pinltlej, lois Bushong Foreign Students Hope Huang Taiwan .loseSantos Honduras Simeon Bandyayera Burundi lskandar Shaho Jerusalem Eluid Gutierrez Mexico Timothy Yen Taiwan Vennard College will never lose its missionary emphasis as long as there is a continual flow of students who have a missionary vision on their hearts. Among those students who are most missionary minded are the children of missionaries now in the work and students from for- eign lands who have a burden for their home country.

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E .ug gs: Q , fl M I'SSl'OlICIl l' Internship! Social F ield Tffllilllillg- Lois Bushong Joyce Elmore Don Bishop Cheryl Hodgins Phyllis Critzer Al Irvine John Lindsey Sheryl Panico Cheryl Wiley One ofthe opportunities which Vennard provided in cooperation with several missionary or- ganizations is the Summer Internship Program. Under this program students interested in mis- sions can have the experience of serving on a mission lield for several weeks during the summer. Every opportunity of this type is a great experience for the student to learn the whys and hows of missions and to know the I.ord's Will for their missionary career, Another opportunity which comes to Vennard students in the Social Service Field is that of serving in this area for a summer's experience in correlation with their field of study and prepara- tion. 72

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THE WORlD'S EMERGENCY - THE CHRlSTIAN'S URGENCY .fi rm r' f 6 EIGHTH ANNUAL MISSIONARY CONVENTION SPONSORED BY MISSIONARY PRAYER LEAGUE M ISSl'0I16Il',l' Prayer League C01zvenI1'011 1969 A MISSIONARY CRY A hundred thousand souls a day, Are passing one by one away, In Christless guilt and gloom. Without one ray ofhope or light, With future dark as endless night They're passing to their doom, They're passing to their doom. They're passing, passing fast away. In thousands day by day. They're passing to their doom. They're passing to their doom. MR. and MRS. IVAN CARROLL Mr. and Mrs. Carroll have served with the World Gospel Mission since 1939 in India. In earlier years both taught at the mission's South India Bible In- stitute. During the past I6 years. they have worked largely among Indian national workers, teaching and preaching in the Kanarese language, mainly among Hindus and some Muslims. Mr. Carroll's burden has been to get the gospel to the vastly unevangelized villages where most of India's people dwell, by or- ganized training and evangelism camps where con- verts could be strengthened. Mrs. Carroll is active in literature work and was mission treasurer and as- sisted in camps for village women converts. MR. and MRS. ORVILLE WOLFF Rev. Wolff pastored in South Dakota before going to Brazil under the Oriental Missionary Society. His primary emphasis is the training of young people at the Londrina Bible Seminary where he has taught Bible and has directed the evangelistic ministries in churches, on street corners, in jails and on the OMS broadcast, Waves of Peace . He has directed Bible Correspondence studies in connection with the radio outreach. In addition to this, he pastored a nearby church. Mrs. Wolff is an excellent pianist and as- sists her husband in this capacity. 74