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There are praye r circles which are pledged to daily prayer and commitment of Scriptures. Sick-beds and sor rowing members are not forgotten, as the many messages and visits prove. Absentees are kept in constant touch with the Club by a committee which looks after such correspond ence, and the cheery Christian letters are a help and blessing. The Club has many representatives in the foreign and home field s, and each yea r there are many from the Club to take up the regular Course of study in the Institute to pre pare them for such work. STUDENT MISSI Ol'<JARY UNION The object of thi s organi zati on of the student bodv is to stimulate and foster interest in the ernngel izat;on of the needy places of the world, both in the "Home' ' and "Foreign" fi elds. T he U ni on under its own officers and comm ittees, meets once a week. A large part of the time is spent in definite pra\·er for the definite needs of mi ss ionaries on the field , and conditions in the fi eld. Letters from fo rmer student s have a prom;nent place at thi s meeting, and there is usually an address from a returned mi ss ionary, which keeps the students in cl o ·e touch with all parts of the world . There are two classes of members, Active and Associate. T he forme r sign a declarati on o f purpose to give thei1· li ves to evangelistic work in the H ome or F oreign field , as the case may be. The latter s;gn a declaration promi sing to support the cau se of world enngelization by prayer and gif ts. l\Iembership is open to all students of the Inst itute, in cluding those in the Evening and Co rrespondence Schools.
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