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

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MR. LEONARD DOERKSEN B.A., B.Th. Registrar Old Testament Bible Evangelism False Cults Recreational Leadership Life of Christ “Men are God’s methods. We are looking for better methods, but God is looking for better men.” (E. M. Bounds) God has chosen to work through human vessels. I cannot afford to invest my life in every passing whim and fancy. I have but one life to invest. “Lord, make me an instrument of Thy peace; Where there is hatred, let me sow love; Where there is injury, pardon; Where there is doubt, faith; Where there is despair, hope; Where there is darkness, light; Where there is sadness, joy.” (Francis of Assisi) 6

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I ' riminii s m A writer has succinctly stated: “Education begins with discipline and ends in self-discipline.” The inference is that knowledge must be interpreted and applied in terms of life and that in the application of these truths influence human behaviour, mold personality and give direction of life. The precept is applicable to Christian education and the training which you have received. The acquisition and acceptance of biblical knowledge alone is not enough; it must be applied to all areas of the Christian life. By this process, the whole personality, conduct and outlook on life will be affected. Self-discipline and obedience to the leading of the Holy Spirit are the prime prerequisites of the scripturally-oriented life. Motivated by love to God and fellowman, the fruition of the consecrated life will, un¬ doubtedly bring forth the spiritual graces, Phil. 1:10, 11. REV. JOHN H. GOOSSEN B.Sc., B.Th. Principal Pauline Epistles Acts Minor Prophets Church History German For all of us this has been a memorable year. The new Men’s Residence became a reality. The Missionary Conference and Youth Retreat have left indelible im¬ pressions. The Ontario Deputation and Camp Ames Retreat plus the many other activities have been experi¬ ences which will long remain in our memories. The Yearbook Committee has endeavoured to conserve some of these pleasant memories for us. For their splendid efforts, we heartily commend them. — J. H. Goossen 5

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MR. JOHN FROESE B.A., B.Th. Christian Service Chairman Church History Mennonite History Major Prophets General Epistles Principles of Teaching Youth stands at the cross-roa ' ds of life. Basically, the Bible recognizes only two ways — Behold I set before you the way of life and the way of death.” Jeremiah 21:8b We have chosen the way of life — let this be a settled matter and let us con¬ tinue on in this way. But,” we sometimes complain, “this way of life offers so many opportunities, I don’t know what to do!” First of all, thank God when you do have many opportunities. To grumble about opportunities as though they were liabilities is sin. Much rather we want to pray one for another, “that the Lord . . . God may shew us the way wherein we may walk, and the thing that we should do.” Jeremiah 42:3. 7