William Tyndale College - Shield Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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STUDENTS and their friends enjoyed Miss Simms' hospitality. earning through Sharing Fircsides At unscheduled intervals throughout the year, students meet informally in a faculty member's home to discuss a topic of current interest. Early in January a small group gathered at the home of Miss Simms to consider the ministry of music in Christian education. Following the discussion time, refresh- ments were served. Sharing of experiences at such firesides is an enjoyable way to enrich further service. AMONG his other responsibilities, Bob JOANN MUZIK samples pimch provided THE FIRESLDE COORDINATOR this year Taylor finds time for a fireside. by Miss Simms. was Alan Somers. 5 c '77

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Pertinent Challenge DR. MOLLENKOTT presented a challenge to improve contemporary communication through a better under- standing and appreciation of the arts. MANY STUDENTS such as Marla Mancini carefully considered Dr. Mollenkott's views. .. Tfrff W ' . rv BETTY LEVERENZ was one of many who were attracted to Lecture Series When Thine Eye is Single was the title of a lecture series given in April, 1966, by Dr. Virginia R. Mollenkott, chairman of the department of English at Nyack Missionary College. She examined the Biblical basis of Christia.n humanism and urged the audience to realize that all truth is of God regardless of the human instrument. Literature particularly can communicate truth about society to the discerning reader. In addition to the lectures, Dr. Mollenkott answered many questions asked informally and at an afternoon tea. The place of the arts in the life of a Christian was a hotly debated issue

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