Western Union College - Pilot Yearbook (Le Mars, IA)

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A GROUP OF SEMINARY PROFESSOKS-Left to Right: Paul II. Eller, Pll. Il., Professor of Chrisliun History: Elmer D. Iiichel, Ph. D.. Professor ol' Christian Education: ll. R. Ileiningcr, Ph. D.. President and Professor of Christian Docxrineg Paul E. Keen. M. A.. Professor of Ncw 'festamrlnt Litemtnre anil Iixegcsis: Edwin I . Gr-org:-, M. A.. Professor of Old Testulnem Interprelalion and Iixegesis. i fi 51 '64 Evangelical Efhenlugiral Seminarg NAPERVILLE ILLINOIS Founded in 1873 l-1.1 1 Li 'Q S 14 . 'L -k HISTORY: Established in 1873 and equipped hy the Evangelical Church to prepare young men to preach the Gospel. Seven hundred and fifty graduates have gone out from this center to serve at home and abroad. ENROLLMENT: At present 93 students are enrolled. They represent 19 Conferences in the United States and Canada. Fourteen men from XVeste1'n Union College are enrolled for graduate training for the ministry. FACULTY: Seven ordained elders of the Evangelical Church trained in their respective fields, interpret the Christian Gospel in a way which is experience centered, academically sound and evangelistically motivated. This Seminary is accredited by the American Asso- ciation of Theological Schools. CURRICULUM: A three-year course for college graduates leads to the Bachelor of Divinity degree. Licensed ministers of the Church fwith at least two years of collegej may qualify for the diploma after three years of study. Courses for Christian 'Workers and candidates for Missionary Service. FINANCIAL SUPPORT: No tuition is charged. Students pay only incidental fees. Your gifts through the Adininistrative Council of the Evangelical Church, earnings from en- dowment, annual special gifts from interested friends and the prayers of the Church are the sources of support of this institution where young ministers are prepared to preach the gospel. For catalog: and full information, address H. R. HEININGER, Ph. D., President.

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