William Tyndale College - Shield Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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MR. ANDERSON leads the procession of faculty members as the 1966 Commencement exercises begin. and Expectation DR. Bev-IER, DR. ALDRICH AND DR. WEBER take a few moments to talk and relax following graduation. --4 Commencement 1966 Commencement, held at Covenant Baptist Church, provided a meaningful and memorable experience for all who attended. As the Chorale sang the 50th Psalm. an intense silence settled over the audience and there was a real sense of the presence ofthe Holy Spirit. Dr. Harm Weber. pastor presented a challenging message in which the importance of total commitment to Jesus Christ as well as proper educational training was stressed, One without the other is not adequate preparation for facing the present world with its complexity. Following Commencement. a reception was held in honor of the graduates which pro- vided friends and relatives an opportunity to express their congratulations a.nd best wishes for the future. K7 2,

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FRANK LUTER and RFBYE JACOBS exhibit mixed emotions as they stand. perhaps forthe lust time. wllh fellow graduates. DAVID ABBOTT receives a hearty handshake. congTatulations and his well-earned B.R.E. depiree from Dr. Aldrich as Dr. BeVier looks nn. ffl' MARYLYN MOXLEY gives Bob Service a quizzical smile as he proudly arranges his tassel. ulfillment

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hrough the Written Word We See the Living Word Editor's Letter The genius of the Detroit Bible College is its provision of a Bible-centered education for many Christians in the metropolitan area. Each of the curricula is based on the premise that the Bible is the inspired Word of God: through a know- ledge of the Written Word, a student learns more about Jesus Christ, the Living Word, and about his own responsibilities as a Christian. The goal of the 1967 SHIELD staff could be expressed in the words giving the purpose of the gospel of John: These are written, that ye might believe that Jesus is the Christ. the Son of God QJohn 20: 31 l. The Scriptures form the cornerstone of the Christian message: Christ died for our sins according to the Scriptures: and that he was buried: and that he was raised again the third day according to the Scriptures Q I Corinthians 15: 3. 4 J. The staff members were helped in their endeavor by the cooperation of the school staff and faculty, as well as by the technical advisor, Mr. Roy Denial, and the portrait photographer, Mr. Harry Haboian. The faculty advisor, Mr. Ben Johnson, has provided much encouragement. Staff members worked diligently to produce the 1967 SHIELD as a record of the efforts of the DBC family to dis- cover the will of God through the study of the Word of God. S ..i, ,