Warner Pacific College - Beacon Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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15' This is the Student Volunteers group enjoying refreshments at one of their meetings at the CaIdwell's home. STUDENT VOLUNTEERS i. Volunteer officers- Advisor, Dr Irene Cald I . 1 ' Program Chairman, Mary Ann Clausen: Presi- Doug Welch: Vice President, Arlene Skinnerg Yvonne Ramey. The purposes of the Student Volunteers is to help their members learn to serve like Christ, to catch a vision of world needs, and to be encouraged into full time Christian service. Many of our missionaries now on the field have felt their call to service through experiences in this group. The Student Volunteers keep in touch with our alumni who are serving a- round the world.

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' 'gg Sip! . ,Q This lodge at the Mt. Scott Boy Scout Leader's Training Camp was the spot chosen again for this year's Spiritual Retreat. Students and professors take time for conversation and fellowship. Here Rev. Joe Crane, speaker for the Spiritual Retreat, chats with the Drs. Caldwell. Here professor Tom Smith and students Mel White and Edgar Scrivner work cooperatively at building a fire in the large fireplace in the large meeting' POOITI. SPIRITUAL RETREAT On Thursday and Good Friday before Easter, the college held its traditional Spiritual Retreat at Mt. Scott Boy Scout Leadership Training Camp. Speaker for the retreat was Reverend aloe Crane, pastor of the Eugene Church of God. Highlighting the Thursday evening activities was the observance of the ordinance of foot washing. Friday morning the group partook of Communion in groups of twelve. The group agreed beforehand that they would remain in corporate silence from the rising bell until the Communion Service. This time of quietness and meditation was very effec- tive. Throughout the rest of the morning conferences were followed by services in the morning and one in the afternoon which officially closed the Re- treat. www X5 This sextet of girls added greatly to the the Communion servlce. All On Friday afternoon, Dr. Monroe took the on a hike around the beautiful ci

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MISSIONARY CCMMITTEE The missions committee is responsible for keeping alive missionary in- terest on our campus. Formerly known as the Missionary Society, this group is responsible for having one chapel service a month and planning Mission Days. Each year a missionary Jaliynni at homeyor on the foreign ij ,Q S f B wf7iiQiiWMii'y iw if W iii wvvwf Vw' r VKJQW if .AY . 1 Jw! ig? SV i'J0!U,4pjMIjij'j.iJMJ'jJlJ,f .5 'V DC an 1,5 H fhithihtg V l?WKWAWV Missions Committee: Dr. Crose, Advisor. Donna Richards and JoAnn West here look at some material on Missions.