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The Object of the Institute The Institute aims, in its training of all classes fo r whom it ;s in tend ed , to send out men and women having at least these seYen characteristics: 1. Genuine a nd thorough consecrati on . 2 . Intense love fo r soul s . J. A deep a nd comprehensi\·e knowledge of the \\' ord of Cod, a nd especia ll y of how to use it in leading men to 'hri st . --1-. \ Villingness to endure hardness as good soldi ers of Jesus Chri st. :i . Gn tiring energy. 6. \\' ell bal anced common sense, especia lly along relig ious hi es . 7. E ndu ement with powe r by th e f illing with the Holy Spirit. Great emphasis is laid upon the deYelopment of the spi ritual life of the stud ent. If any stud ent should go fr om th e school without a more intimate, personal acquaintance with J esus Chri st . or wit hout more of the power of the Holy Spir;t in hi s life ancl work, the In st itute would have fai led in hi s case at the Yita i point. The study of mu sic is made a prominent fea ture of the Institute t raining, so that men and women may be prepared to teach mu sic and lead choi rs. a ncl assist otherwise in this important depa rtment of Chri stian wo rk . \\'hil e the In sti tute mu sic course prepa res students fo r the work of the sing ing e\·angeli st . i t is not intended for any one who simply wi shes educat ion in mu s:c. The music work of the In st itute is a lways made subordinate to the study of the B ibl e, a nd music is taught on ly as a means of qua li fy in °· one for more effective soul -w in ning sen ·ice. A ll lectures and classes a re fr ee to registered students of e\·ery c reed and clenominati on. T here is a nom inal registration fee of $2 .00 a semes te r , payable in ach an ce. ( See page :i--1-.) Persons not regularly en roll ed as stud ents ,. who w;sh to ga in a better knowledge of the B ibl e and acquire proficiency in Ch ri sti an work, are welcome to many of the classes.
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