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The Biola Chorale, directed by Dr. Paul Wohlgemuth, has had a busy past few weeks. The group was fea tured at the annual Easter Sunrise Service at the Pasadena Rosebowl. Following that, they left for a 12 day tour of churches in various California cities.
Ground was broken Sunday, March 22nd for the Science Classroom build ing of the Bible Institute of Los An geles, La Mirada Campus. On hand were Dr. Sutherland, Mr. Ray A. Mvers, and Dr. Bolton Davidheiser.
Dr. Louis T. Talbot (left), Biola Chancellor, confers with Dr. Ralph Keiper, editorial research director for Eternity Magazine during recent meetings in Los Angeles. Dr. Keiper will be giving a special series of Bible messages over the Biola radio pro grams during the month of June.
The recent Biola student “Day of Prayer,” held out on the La Mirada Campus for the first time this year, was climaxed as ground was broken for the $125,000.00 student commons (dining room) bulding. Mr. Stuart Cunningham, president of the student body, presented a check for $5,000.00 to Mr. Ray A. Myers, Chairman of the Biola Board of Directors. The next day, the students all volunteered themselves for work in homes, offices and stores, turning in proceeds for the campus program. “God’s Plan of the Ages” is the new correspondence course offered by this important school of the Bible Institute of Los Angeles.
Mr. Tim Spencer (at microphone), director of religious music for RCA Victor, prepares a special interview for the Bible Institute Hour, heard recently throughout the West. Mr. Spencer, formerly of the “ Sons of the Pioneer,” has written more than 500 songs, one of which “ It’s Your Life” is frequently heard over the Biola programs. Through this song a num ber of people have been saved. Mr. Spencer kindly offered to send copies of the song free to listeners. More than 1,000 requests were answered. With him, is Mr. A1 Sanders, vice- president of Biola and producer of the programs.
“How Long,” was the theme for the annual Missionary Conference, spon sored jointly by the Church of the Open Door and the Bible Institute of Los Angeles. Dr. Arthur B. Whiting, professor of Bible at Biola College and Talbot Seminary gave a series of inspirational messages. The alumni luncheon during the conference is pic tured above. Sponsored by the Kappa Chapter of the organization, the meet ing was lead by Mr. Kenneth B. Dan iels, president.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Soper, Biola graduates, have a time of fellowship in the home of Dr. Samuel H. Suther land, president of the Bible Institute of Los Angeles, out on the new Biola Campus in La Mirada. Rev. Soper is executive secretary for the Los An geles County Christian Endeavor. Be sure to see the special report on BIOLA's new radio station in the South land, KBBI, on Page 27. Free radio logs are now available for weekday programs.
Four students from Pueblo, Colo rado have attended the Bible Institute this year. They are from left to right: Sharon Johnson, Marcia Segelke, Bev erly Knight, and Pat Owen. Miss Owen’s father is program director of Christian radio station KFEL, Pueblo, Colorado.
Mr. Ed Steele, director of the Biola Extension Department, goes over a radio script with Beverly Call, one of the students preparing to give her tes timony over the “ Bible Institute Hour.” 32
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