LES BONNES DU CHRISTE. FRONT ROW: Timmermen , Sims, Byrd, DeShazo, Rei bolt, Salvant. Wright. B. Ban nell. SECOND ROW: Benson (sponsor!. Ashley, Mahan , Gilton . Ward. Peters. Nagel. THIRD ROW, Swann . Kinard . Taylor. Cook, Mullins, Hawkins, Stephens. Barren . FOURTH ROW: C. Bonnell , Hollis, la ird, Lou , Morr is. Stokes, Parsons, DiMuzio . K. Bonnell . RELIGIOUS GROUPS Promotion of Christianity AUSTRALIAN CLUB . FRONT ROW: Harris, Salvant, Gilton, Mahan. SECOND ROW: Morris, Phill ips. Cope , French, Parsons . THIRD ROW: Shewmaker, Pryor (sponsor). Parsley . Stouffer. MISSION MONTREAL. FRONT ROW, Jones , DeShazo, Timmerman . SECOND ROW: Kinard . Wilson . THIRD ROW, Boker, P. Hollis. J. Holl is. • of clubs • • mission The hope for tomorrow 's Christianity throughout the world is ba sed upon th e efforts of today's generation in eva ngeliz ing the world. Furthering the cause of Chri st has been an united goal of a ll th e miss ion groups. Preparation for th e mission field is emphasized through the study of cus toms, languages and basic problems concerning certain areas. Giving encouragement to miss ionaries already es tabli shed on th e fi eld is a part of the program undertaken by the clubs. This is done through correspondence and through financial con tributions to missionari~s in the field. Campaigns_ such as are planned for Puerto Ri co and Austra lia_ are also emphasized. Attractive di spl ays were set up during Lectureship wee k to arouse interest in miss ion efforts. Bulletin boards on campus are a further aid in educating the publi c concerning mi ssions areas. methods and needs. The clubs also sponsored speeches by visiting Christian educa tors.
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