LECTURESHIP Christian leaders enjoy DOORS for carryi ng the gospel to foreign (ountries open in seeming ly impossible " 'uOIiOns . 01 1s Gatewood glve ~ examples in his inspiring lecture. 94 spiritual re y ital iz ation Thousands of visitors includin A" alumni, preachers . ml ss i ona ri ('s ~ tC'ach (' rs. hu si)l C'ssnlcll. and o th (' r interes ted Christi ans from ac ross th~ country pOll r ed onto th e TIaI'dinA" campus for th e 39th annua l l ec tureship during Than ksgiv in A" week The four-day lec ture seri es. direc ted by 'V. B. 'Ves t. Jr ., chai' rma n of th e depa rtment of Bible. Reli A" ion and Ph ilosophy and b~' Joe W . !-Tachr, .II'.. ass istant pl'Of~ssor of Bible and Re1i A"io li s Edu - cation, featured more than 50 speakers and teach - ~ rs icc tlirin A" on subj ec ts r anA"i nA" from Bibli ca l hooks to tIle Chr is ti an w oman in the home. Combinati on ~dll cators - preach ers su ch as Rex John ston. professor of educa t ion and direc tor of ext ension a t Pepp~rd i n~ Co ll ~g~: Oti s Ga tewood. pres id ent of Mi chi ga n Chri stian College and C J ~o n Lyles. mini ster of 6th a nd Iza rd congl'cgation in Li ttle Rock and Jla rt - tim ~ Bible in stm ctor at H a rdin g. ex pounded Oil th ~ lec tllr~s hip th c m ~, " Prohlems and Cha l1 ~n A"~s Fa c in A" tlw Church ." CLIMAXING a week of enllghtenmq lectures and fellowship. Ihe ThanksgivIng Borbeque has become on enlovoble trodi lion
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