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TRAIN F O R .. “ 1 CHR I ST IAN SERVICE Make your life count for most by prepar ing for active Christian service in the Moody Bible Institute of Chicago. This "West Point of Christian Service" attracts a companionable group of young men and women who are eager to serve their Lord in Christian work here and abroad. Join theml TUITION IS FREE. Be very sure that the Great Command does not apply to you before you turn a deaf ear to this invitation to enroll for the fall term opening September 9# 1937. The Moody Bible Institute of Chicago Offers Seven Courses requiring from two to three years for completion Further information furnished on request 153 Institute Place * Chicago, III.
Florida Bible Institute Tampa, Fla.
With a faculty of eighteen members, under the direction of W. T. Watson, President, the Florida Bible Institute offers courses covering thirty gsub jects, designed to train the student for Christian work at home or abroad. The school is “ sound in the faith and fundamentally true to the Word.”
Moody Bible Institute 153 Institute PI., Chicago, 111.
Through almost a half century, the^Moody Bible Institute of Chicago has maintained, without change, the purpose which is stated in its articles of incor poration as being “ to educate, direct, encourage, maintain and send forth Christian workers, Bible readers, gospel singers, teachers, and evangelists competent to effectually preach and teach the gospel of Jesus Christ.” Will H. Houghton is the Presi dent of this “West Point of Christian Service.” A number of courses are offered: General, Pastors, Missionary, Christian Education, Christian Educa tion-Music, Music, and Jewish Missions. There is no charge for tuition. The amount needed to pay room and board, Student Benefit Fee of $7.50, and minor incidentals (not including music lessons) is $150 a term. It is still true of the school, as m the days of D. L. Moody, the founder, that “ every student is required each day, while studying, to do personal Christian work in missions, tents, homes and elsewhere, under competent supervision.” San Diego Army and Navy Academy Carlsbad, Calif. The school established last year by Col. Thomas A. Davis and Maj. John L. Davis at Carlsbad, Calif, near San Diego, under the name of Davis Military Academy, has again resumed the name of
Florida Bible Institute San Diego Army and Navy Academy. It was a love for, and an interest in, boys and young men and a sincere desire to give them Christian char acter training that impelled Colonel Davis to take up military school work thirty years ago. Between 4,000 and 5,000 boys from various states of the United^ States ( and from many foreign countries can give testimony to the work ana wholesome influences which dominate a school for which the Davises are responsible. Sawyer School o f Business 8th and Flower Sts., Los Angeles, Calif. All commercial subjects are taught. Rapid advance ment for the student is the result of careful, per sonal attention on the part of competent instruc tors. A free placement bureau is maintained. Spe cial rates are offered during the Sawyer Summer Session. Located in a fine residential district of Seattle, Simpson Bible Institute has an enrollment of 96 students. Christian young men and women, eight een years of age or older, preferably high-school graduates, may enroll as students. A strong Bible course is offered, with opportunity to specialize in music and teacher training. No degrees are given. “ The Bible is the core of the curriculum.” J. D. Williams is the President. There are ten instructors on the faculty. The minimum amount required for one year’s training (including board, room, tuition, and books) is $175. Students receive full accredit ing in other institutions of similar nature. Close connections with large, fundamental, city churches afford cultural advantages. There are many oppor tunities for practical Christian service. Stony Brook is on the North Shore of Long Island, about fifty miles from New York City. The total number of students in the school in 1936-37^ was 132. Work begins with seventh grade and continues through high school. Character references as well as certificate and credits from previous^ school are required for entrance. Bible study is required throughout the entire curriculum on the average of three periods a week. This 6ible course is accred ited for entrance to various colleges and^ univer sities. The head of the Bible department is Frank E. Gaebelein, Headmaster of the School. The pur pose of the institution is to combine evangelical Christian principles with high academic standing in the preparatory field. The Stony Brook School is not coeducational; it is for boys only. The stated rate for tuition and board for the year is $900. However, in a good many cases, reductions are made according to individual need. This^ par ticularly applies to sons of missionaries, ministers, and other Christian workers. Graduates of Stony Brook have entered over sixty different colleges ana universities from California to New England. The certificate of the school is widely^ accepted in lieu of entrance examinations. There is a full program of athletics. Work in music appreciation is offered. Taylor University Upland, Ind. The doors of Taylor University are open to Chris tian youth who desire a standard college educa tion in the midst of an ideal spiritual atmosphere. The Bible is taught as the Word of God and all students are required to take a specified number of hours of Bible before graduation. The Presi dent is Robert Lee Stuart; J. A. Huffman is Dean of the School of Religion. The school is coedu cational, and the minimum expense for a year is $413. This amount includes tuition^ board, and accommodations in fine modern^ dormitories. Work is received and 100% credit given to Taylor Uni versity students in the leading institutions of learn ing in America and Canada. The buildings and campus are superior to those of many other colleges of similar size. Faculty members are well trained, “ with high degrees from the great universities of America, and yet are definitely and^ enthusiastically Christian.” Taylor University is in its ninety-second year. Over one hundred graduates are missionaries. Simpson Bible Institute 101 W. 58th St., Seattle, Wash. The Stony Brook School Stony Brook, Long Island, N. Y.
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TAYLOR UNIVERSITY , UPLAND, INDIANA Co-educational—Interdenominational College of Liberal Arts and Sciences; School of M u s i c ; S ch w l lU ligion; Pre^profrasional courses. Accredited Standard College of Liberal Arts by the State Board of Education of Indiana. First Semester opens September 15, 1937. Write for catalog. A limited number of scholarships for outstanding Christian students. Beautifully Christian and Effectively Evangelistic YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN— Prepare For World-Wide Christian Service This school, which is sound in the Faith and Fundamentally true to the Word, offers complete training for Christian work at home and abroad. Experienced Faculty o f 18 — Excellent Plant9 5 Buildings Ideal Climate Students here from all sections of America. High spiritual standard. COURSES OFFERED FOR CHRISTIAN WORKERS—30 SUBJECTS Music—Pipe Organ—Piano—Vocal—Harmony—Violin, Etc. Secretary-Shorthand—Typing, Etc. WRITE FOR CATALOGUE AND INFORMATION TO FLORIDA BIBLE INSTITUTE BEV. W . T. WATSON, D .D ., President TAMPA, FLORIDA SAN DIEGO A R M Y & N A V Y ACADEM Y Now Located at Carlsbad-by-the-Sea, one of the Beauty Spots of Sunny Southern California For over a Quarter of a century this name has been internationally recognized for the thoroughness of its academic and military instruction and, especially, for its EMPHASIS UPON CHRISTIAN CHARACTER TRAINING. The school started in its new location under the name of the DAVIS MILITARY ACADEMY, but in July the old name was again adopted. Parents desiring the most wholesome influences for their sons will address COL. THOS. A. DAVIS, Pres., or MAJ. JOHN L. DAVIS, Vice-Pres., Box KB, CARLSBAD, CALIF.. Preparation o f “eleventh-hour” workers is th e object o f the SIMPSON BIBLE INSTITUTE situated in beautiful and healthful Seattle. It is a sane, fundamental and spiritual school, and although under the auspices o f the Christian & Missionary A lliance, welcomes students from all denominations. The Bible is the center o f the course o f study, w ith opportunity to specialize in additional subjects such as Music, Teacher Training, English and Greek. Improvements have recently been made on the buildings and the equipment has been enlarged. The rates are exceptionally low. Young people looking forw ard to service in the Master’s vineyard w ill find many advantages in a course taken at this Institute. SIM PSON B IBLE INSTITUTE 101 W . 58TH STREET SEATTLE, WASH.
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