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Taylor University Pillars at Taylor University TUFW Alumni Publications Publications for TUFW and Predecessors 3-1-1955 Fort Wayne Bible College Vision Fort Wayne Bible College Follow this and additional works at: https://pillars.taylor.edu/tufw-alumni-publications  Part of the Higher Education Commons Recommended Citation Fort Wayne Bible College, "Fort Wayne Bible College Vision" (1955). TUFW Alumni Publications. 307. https://pillars.taylor.edu/tufw-alumni-publications/307 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Publications for TUFW and Predecessors at Pillars at Taylor University. It has been accepted for inclusion in TUFW Alumni Publications by an authorized administrator of Pillars at Taylor University. For more information, please contact pillars@taylor.edu. Prof. Oliver E. SteinerOliver L SteiDer. di'ector of the School olMusic of Fort lrayne Bible College pa$ed awayabou! 7:00 a.m. on March 8, 195t, at his honein Forr L/ayne. He bad been convalescing sinceAugust of laJt yexr when he s!fiered a heart attackbe said of Mr. Steine!: One could see that bisleaderhip was borh exacriDg and inspiring Itsprang fron exceptional ability and reqeaed deepfelt devotion to dre musical and the spnitual mes-sage of rhe great mmterpiece. There were no frillswhile spending rhe summe!jn Flint, Michigan.Mr. steiner joined the fac-ulry here in 1944. He w^sdirdor of the A CappelaChoir, and traveled widely onansud concert tonrs with thegroup. He was an instluctorin voice, music tbeory, andHe was well known in theForr Vayne ar€a for his out-standing work as conductorof the Messiah' perform'ances ar rhe colege duiogin Mr. Sreiner's coDducring.. . . To hin, Handels Mes-siah, wirh irs sublime and im'perislable beauty, was all-important at lhe con.err-northe nan on the podjum.'Durhg his ten yea8 withthe college, hundreds of stu-dents were inlluenced by hisradiant Chrisdan tesdnoDy,his .orsecrated devotion tohis God'given minislry, aDdhis keen interesr in their spi!itual welfare. He likewise o.-cupied an inportMt place inthe Christmas s€ason each year. His last appearancein (his."prciry wrs oD Decenber IJ. l9<t. dnd itqas rhe eig'leen'h ,;me he condr, ed rhe ora,o.ioduring nis.reer. Oo tnat o,c"<ioD. rbe mu'nffitic of a iocal flewspaps atiended. Itr his ftview,the hearts of his associates, reighbors, and manyWe shdll Lon,inue 'o p'ay rhar God will rusrainand bl€ss his wife Marsuerite and two dausht€is,a'al ilpDr. S. A. WitmerRefleetionsNow that rhe Anniversdy \0eek is past, there is rime for a fewrenecrions. lt was a memomble event thar exceeded qp€ctatioos jnerms of ioterest and atrendance as well c in the number of waffn'sincere.oDgrarulatory mcssages received.Bu r\e e\ent w,' dccplt ',snifr..nr' I here ss r 8ru( iour iense.f ("d' ores.o.L and blisrnr rhrorshour' lt secned rhat God inHi, pruuousner vrs .mil na on rhot wl,o Ascmbled ro io'n rnrhani.erv nq for.ll or rhe bl;s.ngs or rhe par we believe r\e lordra' pli^eJ-"he. qe horored tl'e rJlh of our fJrhet\'One of the litde foreseen blessings was the spiritual etuichmentihat mne io al1-stndents and stafi by the presence of a numberiJom rhe tudenr body of <0,ers ago qhn rerurred ro rheir AlFrMrer lor r\e.elebraion. Tlrir were rr.de I Eenuin( ble5srng ro allof us. rnd rl'err li\ioP exdmpie of frdcliq and devot.d 5ervice qilllong linger as a beoediction and a challengeThe cotlese wa\ honored ro hrve 2l of 'he ro livinC members oltm,qry "udin' bodv pre"ent on Heri'rge Day. Thev,ame fromne-r and I-, Kan.' ind ( alil^,niJ. fur exrmple some who hadni\i!n.d dE rollete for manv verrs,ame wirh \ome under5r,ndableo,.. r"n. wou"td tl'ine' be so difierrnt rh,, rhey would be un-ri."p'',,ble, v/ould r Fe,son i0 tean older rl.n rhe qudenb ollgti hnd hiD"elr or oi seer wirh 'he Presenr Senei.rionl h rheschool srill spirirual?T\e1 did fird manv ph)si.Jl (\anges Remrrk' wqe cLo nedddbour r\e.LrrnuLr (hanre\,hdt ptovrde orore extensne I'drnrngBdr Loq .buLl rhe 'Diti,udl (hrdirer and emPhdsis "' rhe earlierve^h. L m"r bei.r;,:nrajned) \x/e,hdu le' rhs rem,rk made by1"""i; u"a-,. ori'los ,nswer rhar ques ion: tt i' j,! lih( it aedh be. Ihe\ hdd sDen. "eve,l dals of wrm feUorsbip on the*mou.. Thiv werc pre\ent on the dcy of pruler and were them-sl'is rfrsh.d by ,fre Sp;ri, s working rn mrnv Jires'r$o se1-nt' of Cud were ured to hishli8ht rhe Anni\€rs'rvWeek s,'l- me5sdAe" thc' qere ourskndrnB ttr rhPir timeline$s"ir'ruai reror..'i-d tnei, ringine,ldri.) ot rhe rrurh as iL is iDCn';- tt.t ""," Rev. lJ,eJ I Ce,iS P esrdent of lhe [4is"jonarvii,'..r a',L;,,:"'. ,"i o- Thom,'V"selev, Pre'idenr of the Missio'ary Trainins losriture of Nyack, N YAbbre(;rion\ fLr our he'iose rere dc.pened rbe lellowshiP'r.', Si"a' ,n" "lot" S'Ul" Collea; familv togeiher wa\ (rrengrhenedthe horizoos for the future weri extended \re give thanks to Hinwho alone is $orthy ol praise for the abundance of graceTCieic Leoilers, EilucotoHonor College during )Tne €kns of AnniveMry Veek, heldof haDDy fe$ivity and tnh the evideoc€ drhe 6llesc. Sderal hu.dled gne$s, vho alveek, h€ard .ivic ofiicials, church ldders, .ol-Dr. Thomd: ,'{o*l€y, pr€rideir ol th. Mi''3i6icry Trcinins lidirure, Nyo.l, N. Y.,vca principcl r€oker o. Re.osn;tion Doyvhcn .oll.ge olli.iok *er6 PrB.ni2 Dr. Wih.r r..eived o .norion oid qifi .lcpprc.iorion lr.m rhe .oll.ss lo.ulry ondshlf or our H.rios. Doy,3 H- N. Clcu$, preiid€nr .l rhe Fo Woynechomber oI conmer.., lpolc, clons vnhorher rivi. l.od.r h<luJinq rh€ moyor,4 Edw.rJ ri.mr ssnercl n.icser ofWKJGnodio cnd T.hvir;6i, r*eived . puhli.3e ie .ibrioi rr6enr€d hy Di witneron b.holl ol rh. .oll.s..,tots, Churchmeng Anniversarg Weekheld February 22 ro 2t, were marked sith an air'ce oI Gods ble$ing on rhe lifty.y€.r srowth ofro acended rhe open house a.d ploarans of rie!, dnd educato$ pay tribute to the colleAe.5 vorioui Jep.dnehG ol rh. .oll.s. pr.-pored.rhodiv. erhibit.6 Bonoi wiishr, pr€ident .f rh. Alu .iA*o.i.rion, p.ee'red fnn tud.nli ol rfi6y€o. 1905 rirh .ibrioni l6a P, t. Ei.herh.u!. risneA ihs sued3 Dr. Wirmer .ut rlF o.niv.Ed'y .dke drop€n [ou!€- wirh him 6re Rev- S. P.o'Reilly, reprsenriiq .hurh8; EdwordIhomr sen€rcl n.nos.r ol WKIGi H. N.Clous, prBid€nr of lhe chohber of C.n'ner.e; Poul r. ci.k, .iry .oun.ilno.rA- L tirdley, iuperinrend. ot rhoollrcid lloyd Ro$, deon of ea0dlon oI th.IWeek Of Missions March 22 To 25To Be Fifth ln Anniversary SeriesDr. David Johnson, Dr. Eugene Nida SpeakereA Veek of Missions, the ifih in the seri6 of ^dnivesary ded6duins tle olles€i Jubile rsr, js <heduled Ior Mard 22 to 25-Tvo ousbnding mj$iors autno.nies vill b€ fatule.l durins the rek.They are Dr. David H. Johtrson, gened dnector oI The lEnseliol AuiacMision, chic.so, and Di llsene A. Ni&, *oehry of the ranll,iiodsd.p menr oI de Ane"Gn Bihlr Sdic|y, Nee York. Rev. O. Cirl BrNo,.hairmitr oI rhe (olleset deparornt of onrotu. b een€ml (hdirmn lorBvilding Fund DriveLaunched in Berne AreoTh€ 6sr fund{aisins canFaisno!$ide of Fon lcayne for ine adnjversary buildins projec vaslaunched in ihe B€rne Decaiur, In-diada, ,rs ai a lnk-of dinner idrhe Marine Roon of rhe Civic Audi-iorim in Beme on l€hruary 15.The medios vs aft.d€d by ep'proximaelt 30 church layden ofihe aez {ho are noe sning odH- M, Clrdy, raerdy apeoi.teddirector of buildins !!odotio!, !re'sided as masier of ceremonies. OrheANho spoke ee.e Dr. S. L ViinetFresident of tbe collesei MauriceRDp!, screbry of ihe BroiherhmdMuNal Life lflsuranc€ Company ,nds(rebrr of th€ Gov€rriqs B@.d oIihe couegei and C. T, Miclald,presidetrt of tne Berne lumituleComlary a.d a meDber of the .ollese building coooittee.A CAPPELLA CHOIR TOURAp.il 7 to 17Belly Stonley, director9erl,d Chrn'irn U.ion cbu.hFriday. ^Dril 3-wofon. ohirs!'urd.y, Aprir 9-cedanide, Mi.h.-Iir* gapttt Churchsudd.y ]lM., ,{pril ro-Ddldn, Mich.-sunday r.M.,,{Fiil 10 Dftroir, irich.-T!6day, AFril l2-Jrkso., Mi.h.-Notrh Ste* Bible CINCh\o.dnsdev. ADil ]l-Plainqan, Mi.L-Thusd,y. Apiit ll-cn.d R.Fids, Mr.h.cdBry lndlp.qdo chuflhFiid,y, ,{pril It llkhrt.Ind.-zio, ulid Missio..d chu(hSruday, Alril 16-Chi.ao, I1l.Humboldr Fuk Go$el T,bern{Lsuod.y ]\ M., -{Dil 17-{bi.,&, nl.-Dr. Joh.sod eiil speak in sorD'iq. afern@n, and denina Pt'p,rns on Tuesdav and Wednesdre"Amo.r tris rcpicir will be "WbatCodstituies a Call to Mi$ionJ,''Sdatee'c ODeo Dmr5 ,,nd Challense ;f the UnfnDhed Tast.on Thurtdav and Fridav. DtNiJ: will dn;$ Ineuisri6 ,odb.suaee l@rninc, ad missionarya nlololosy. All afErn@n s$io.swill be of a {olll3hoF naNre. r{bissiolary slly vith Dt. Nida in.htrrle rill .od.lude ihe series onFnd;v deni@. FilDs sill aho beMixaion Veek SpeakertwwlROGial4 FOn WlEr Ol MtrisIONg MGh 2, ro 25. lS55t,40 r.m.- Miss,omq Bude. I2:00 D.m.- vhn Connituk l ctl b Missiona'erasi.olenDds''IoIDNESD,{Y, M,{acH 2l JDaL.r: Dr. tohMo9i40 rE. Thc Misionry rd His spnnd rire"2i0o D.E- wtr.t crddia.as should xnov bdoE ceti4 ro 'be lt.l'l '3:00 !.n.-Missiod'y 3Fe.l: Cbrl.q€ of de Unilirh.d lrtTHURSDAY, Mncrl 21-Spek r: Dr. EuF e l. Nid39:a0..m.- riquildc.nd Luslis.Iftlia"2:00 p.0.- Tr.6l*100 Probl.Dl3:00 D .-Missiorrr App.rli chrn.ds. or Tii6lriion td rn hcy Vo!*"FRID,{Y, MARCH 25-Speaksi Dr. Nidlt:40 rm.- Mi$io!{y ,{'tlt@oloe"2:00 p.r.- Mnria. r prioci!16 rod M.'hoddfhe AidonFORT WAYNE BIELE COTTEGE300 W, Rudnill Blvd.Fo Wcyn6 6, lndio.cVol. 3 Mor.h, 1955 No.7Folm 35,17 requ€sred.P.d! lor tha grota,hol .h.e buidins l,.nd.ad9-9qLo

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