Winkler Bible School - Morning Star Yearbook (Winkler, Manitoba Canada)

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“THAT THEY MIGHT KNOW THEE.” Jno. 17:3. One aspect of our Lord’s prayer for His people is most beautifully expressed in the words, “That They Might Know Thee” and “This is life eternal,” wherewith He has revealed to His disciples the clue to a lasting life of higher quality. Being conscious of the importance of the above ex¬ pressed truth. The Winkler Bible School moves in the direction of rendering its services in compliance with the Master ' s design. They are to the end that young people might come to an experient ial knowledge of the Creator and Redeemer in His love and righteousness and enable them to become true witnesses for Him. This is being aspired through both Theory and Practice. The value of such a knowledge has been evidenced in the lives of many of our students in the past and also during the current school year. Their lives are of an eternal nature, since they know Him, and are con¬ tinuously transformed and changed from glory to glory, as they learn to know Him more. In the light of this, PNIEL remains undisturbed, unshaken in its plan and purpose that each and every one that is associated with it might come to see God face to face and enter into abiding union and service with Christ. The effect of knowing God is marvelously magnificent. “This is life eternal.” Thus it was described by Jesus. Inestimable, undescriboble, unsearchable, yet within the realm of human ex¬ perience, is the life that comes to know Him . In addition to this, he that has come to a saving and working knowledge of Him desires to pass on what he has obtained and takes delight therein. Such possessions are first received, then carried over to others, and others, and others, until “the earth shall be filled with the knowledge of the glory of the Lord, as the waters cover the sea.” Hab. 2:14. Toward this goal The Winkler Bible School marches on with ever-increasing resoluteness and stability in HIS NAME. G. D. Pries. 3um ©cfaitg unb DJlujif in ber ffiinflcr Sibcljdjule „5piticl $er ©efang ift eine S ' unft, eigentlid) bie Skrbinbung 51 nei= cr Mnfte—®ufit imb ber ipfie. 3 m ©efang ergaitjeit SDlufil utib iftefie (SMcEjthmft) etnanber in munbetboller SEcife. 5)et ©efang ift cine (oftlicfje ©abe. 3Ber fie nicfjt Ijai, beni fcfjlt niel; rocr fie abet Ijat, bem ift ein uu[d)npbnrcg ®ut anBertraut, mit bem er oicl ©egen ftiften unb Biel fjreube berciten fann. ®ie ©abe beg ©efangeg ift citt foftbareg ©cftfjenf an bie SDtenftfjIjcit. S l ' be ©abe, bic ber SDJenfd; mite befomntt, mufe eutinidelt merbeu, fonft nerfiimmen fie. ®er ®rang unb bie Cnft jinn ©ingen ift bem s D?enfd;cn angeboren, ift ifjm Bon ©ott ing §erj geplanjt. ®er ©efang I;at eine grofje SBebeutung: Bor allein befriebigt ber ©efang ate S ' uuft bag iiftf)etifd)e ©cfiil)l, bag ift ja bie f reube am ©ctjouen. ®on alien Mnften [agt ber ©efang am meiften ju. ®er ©efang, bag Sieb, ift ung am meiften Berftaitblid), ineil eg am beutlidjften 311 unfern §erjen rebet. Ser ©efang bilbct ben SDlcufdjen; er fiMjrt 511 f) 6 f)eren 3 i e en ®er ©efang bient gur ' sBerfjcrrlirfjuitg ©otteg. ©ott ber §erc £)at un§ bie ©timme gegeben, bamit mir iljn loben unb preifeu follen ate ©dgopfer, ©realtor unb SRegierer beg gangen SScltallg unb ate unfern liebreidfen SSater in Sfjrifto 3efu. SI)at follen in erftcr Sinie unfere Sieber crfdjnllen. 3u ben S)3[almen inerbeit mir Bielfad) aufgeforbert ben germ 311 preifen. iyfjin b 11 fingen. ®er ©efang bient jut’ SBetjdjoncrung beg ©ottegbieuftes unb and) jur ©rbauung ber djriftlidjen @c meinbe. ®enfelbcu 3 roe( fiat ber ©efang in unferer @d;ule ' flnicl; einerfeitg ift er ©elbftjroed,—anberfeitg 7

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THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Rev. H. S. VOTH Rev. H. P. HARDER EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ADDITIONAL DIRECTORS Rev. D. D. DUERKSEN Rev. D. D. DERKSEN Other directors whose pictures were not available, are: Rev. H. H. Enns, Rev. D. K. Duerksen, Mr. G. A. Konrad.