42Nd Annual Pepperdine Bible Lectureship -- Jesus Christ Is the Same, Yesterday, Today, and Forever: Great Themes from the Epistle to the Hebrews (1985)

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42nd Annual Pepperdine Bible Lectureship -- Jesus Christ is the Same, Yesterday, Today, and Forever: Great themes from the Epistle to the Hebrews (1985)

Jerry Rushford Pepperdine University

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The 42nd Annual Pepperdine University Bible Lectureship April 16-19, 1985 On behalf of Pepperdine University, we are delighted to join in welcoming you to the 42nd Annual Bible Lectureship. This Lectureship is one of the significant ways in which the University maintains its relationship to the Churches of Christ. The distinctive mission of Pepperdine University calls for serving the church. We believe that one of our greatest opportunities for service is to bring together teachers of the highest ability and the finest preparation, and members of the church who are eager to increase their understanding of God's will. The fulfillment of this mission is the daily goal of the Department of Church Services as it plans various workshops and activities throughout the year for the church. We are indebted to Jerry Rushford, Alison Jolliff and Don Williams for their leadership in these activities. As we worship together, we hope the singing will lift our hearts, the lessons will instruct us, and the fellowship will draw us closer in Christian love and service.

Howard A. White Fifth President, Pepperdine University

David Davenport Sixth President, Pepperdine University Welcome to the beautiful Malibu campus and to the This is it! The 42nd Annual Pepperdine Bible tradition-honored Pepperdine Lectures. For more than 40 years Lectureship: A time for Christians on the West Coast and all the Annual Pepperdine University Bible Lectureship has across the country to gather for a week of study and growth. provided a platform for great Biblical preaching and teaching With 110 participants from 25 different states, we are by some of the most able leaders in the church. delighted to offer you a unique Lectureship program, geared to The most rewarding aspect of the Pepperdine lectures is challenge and strengthen each of our welcome guests. the interaction that holds the Bible and the church in vital The "General Information" section at the back of this relationship. Bring your Bible and your notebook to every booklet contains vital information on housing procedures, session. Over the years, the Pepperdine lecturers have shared meals, child care, transportation and other matters. Please be the conviction that the Bible lies at the heart of Christianity, sure to read it carefully. Also, please note the insert with and that Christians must be encouraged to take a firm grip on information on reservations for housing, meals and the Biblical faith. Remember, the church has made its greatest opening night banquets. advances in those periods in which the Bible has been If you are not staying on campus, be sure to register at rediscovered. Plan to take notes at every class and every Lectureship Central or in the lobby of Firestone Fieldhouse. A lecture. The Bible demands the utmost our minds can give it, Daily News Bulletin will be distributed in the Fieldhouse to and searching study repays our efforts with new insight. keep you informed of any changes in the program. We anticipate four wonderful days of Christian fellowship We are pleased to have you join us this year, and hope and spiritual renewal as we study and worship together. your stay at Pepperdine will be thoroughly enjoyable.

Jerry Rushford Alison Jolliff Lectureship Director Lectureship Coordinator

No class is repeated Important phone numbers: in this lecture program. Pepperdine University (213)456-4000 New material will be Lectureship Central (213)456-4270 presented each day in each class. Child Care Information (213)456-4567 TUESDAY, APRIL 16

OPENING NIGHT PROGRAM THE 42nd ANNUAL TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 1985 PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY Firestone Fieldhouse, 7:00 p.m. BIBLE LECTURESHIP SCHEDULE

4:30 p.m. DINNER PROGRAMS

Associated Women for Pepperdine Dinner Speaker: Eva Myer, Havertown, Pennsylvania Place: Cafeteria Tickets must be purchased in advance. See insert for AWP Dinner Reservation Form. Chancellor's Council Dinner Speaker: Rubel Shelly, Nashville, Tennessee Place: Law School Cafeteria Tickets must be purchased in advance. See insert for Chancellor's Council Dinner Reservation Form. (Dinner available for others in the AWP Cafe)

Keynote Lecturer 6:15 p.m. SONGFEST

DAVID DAVENPORT Song Leaders: Don Williams, Inglewood, California Malibu, California Doyle Barnes, Glendale, California Place: Firestone Fieldhouse "The Finality of Christ" (Hebrews 1:1-4) 7:00 p.m. MAIN LECTURE On Tuesday, April 16, 1985, David Davenport will assume Title: "The Finality of Christ" (Hebrews 1:1-4) office as the sixth president of Pepperdine University. On the Speaker: David Davenport, Malibu, California evening of this historic occasion, he will give the opening Song Leader: Paul Piersall, Malibu, California address for the University's 42nd Annual Bible Lectureship. Place: Firestone Fieldhouse A native of Kansas, Davenport has served the University for five years, first as associate professor, then as general 9:00 p.m. LATE EVENING SPECIALS counsel, and for the past two years as executive vice president. Following in the footsteps of the five presidents Panel Discussion: The Restoration Forums at Joplin, Missouri and before him, Davenport, 34, is a preacher of the gospel. While Tulsa, Oklahoma at Pepperdine, he has preached on a part-time basis for several Panelists: Ken Idleman, Joplin, Missouri congregations in the Los Angeles area, including Inglewood, Ian Fair, Abilene, Texas Culver Palms, and the University Church. Sam Stone, Cincinnati, Ohio Before coming to Pepperdine, Davenport had a law Philip Slate, Memphis, Tennessee practice in San Diego, at one time taking a year's leave of Place: Firestone Fieldhouse absence to preach full-time for the El Cajon Boulevard Church West Coast Premiere of Christ. He also served as co-host of the popular "Know Film: "The Trouble: Quest For Fire" Speaker: Landon Saunders, New York City, New York Your Bible" television program, with a weekly viewing Place: Elkins Auditorium audience of forty thousand people. Davenport was raised in Overland Park, a suburb of Choral Performance The Inspirational Youth Chorus Kansas City, and was a member of the Overland Park Church Los Angeles, California of Christ. He later served there as associate minister. He Director: Willie R. Norwood, Sr. earned his bachelor of arts in international relations from Place: Smothers Theatre Stanford University and received his juris doctorate degree from the University of Kansas. 1985 MAIN LECTURERS

DAVID JACKSON RANDY MAYEUX Jackson, Mississippi Long Beach, California "The Pioneer of Salvation" "We Will Not Shrink Back" (Hebrews 2:10-18) (Hebrews 10:32-39) Wednesday, April 17, Thursday, April 18, 11:00 a.m. 7:00 p.m.

LYNN ANDERSON RUBEL SHELLY Abilene, Texas Nashville, Tennessee "Sharper Than Any Two-Edged "Looking to Jesus" Sword" (Hebrews 12:1-3) (Hebrews 4:11-12) Friday, April 19, Wednesday, April 17, 11:00 a.m. 7:00 p.m.

JIM WOODROOF RONNIE WHITE Burlington, Massachusetts Oklahoma City, Oklahoma " The Discipline of Faith" "An Unshakable Kingdom" (Hebrews 5:11-14) (Hebrews 12:18-29) Thursday, April 18, Friday, April 19, 11:00 a.m. 7:00 p.m. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17 8 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17 8:30 a.m. CLASSES

FEATURED CLASSES AT 8:30 a.m. Title: Renewal for a Weary Church Renewal for a Weary Church (Expository Study of Hebrews) (Expository Study of Hebrews) Teacher: Lana Wisenbaker, Richardson, Texas Place: Smothers Theatre Lana Wisenbaker Title: Renewal for a Weary Church Richardson, Texas (Expository Study of Hebrews) Smothers Theatre Teacher: James Thompson, Austin, Texas Place: Elkins Auditorium Title: Recapturing the Evangelistic Fervor of the Early Church Teacher: Mike Armour, Portland, Oregon Place: Stauffer Chapel Title: Seminar on Death and Dying (Ministering to the Terminally HI) Teacher: Will Ed Warren, Searcy, Arkansas Place: AMB 105 Title: The Powerful and the Powerless (Jesus and the Poor) Teacher: William Adrian, Malibu, California Place: AMB 111 James Thompson Austin, Texas Title: Agreeing to Disagree Among Congregations Elkins Auditorium Teacher: Phil Ware, Austin, Texas Place: AC 244 Title: History and Evaluation of the English Bible (From the KJV to the NTV) Teacher: Jack P. Lewis, Memphis, Tennessee Place: AC 245 Title: Christianity and Everyday Living Teacher: Bob Rigdon, Sylva, North Carolina Place: AC 205 Title: New Approaches to the Old Testament: Judges as Narrative Teacher: Philip McMillion, Boise, Idaho Place: AC 232 7-8:00 a.m. BREAKFAST PROGRAMS Title: Are Elders Leaders or Rulers? (A Closer Look at Hebrews 13:17) World Bible School Teacher: Milo Hadwin, Bellevue, Washington Speaker: Reuel Lemmons, Austin, Texas Place: MSC105 Place: Fireside Room Restoration Leadership Ministry Speaker: Alan Cloyd, Nashville, Tennessee 9:45 a.m. CLASSES Place: Board of Regents Room Title: How to Grow a Church Christian Counselors Teacher: Dick Marcear, Amarillo, Texas Speaker: Dennis Lowe, Los Angeles, California Place: Smothers Theatre Place: Tyler Campus Center 102 Title: Marriage and Divorce: A New Approach Bristol and Foster Church Construction to an Old Issue Speaker: Don Foster, Fresno, California Teacher: Oliver Howard, Tulsa, Oklahoma Place: Tyler Campus Center 103 Place: Elkins Auditorium Sunset Haven Homes Title: A Prophet for a Time of Crisis Speaker: Doug Padgett, Cherry Valley, California (Lessons from the Life of Jeremiah) Place: Tyler Campus Center 104 Teacher: J. J. M. Roberts, Princeton, New Jersey Place: Stauffer Chapel WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17 10 11 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17 Title: Building Stronger Families 2:00 p.m. CLASSES Teachers: Royce and Pam Money, Abilene, Texas Place: AMB 105 Title: I Just Want to be a Christian Teacher: Rubel Shelly, Nashville, Tennessee Title: The Task of Preaching Place: Smothers Theatre (Biblical and Historical Backgrounds) Teacher: Ken Dye, Lubbock, Texas Title: Guilt and Grace Place: AMB 111 (Sinners in the Hands of a Loving God) Title: Great Leaders Who Charted a Movement Teacher: Charles Siburt, Tyler, Texas (Part I Tolbert Fanning 1810-1874) Place: Elkins Auditorium Teacher: Jim Wilburn, Malibu, California Title: Leadership in the Local Church Place: AC 244 Teacher: Ray Fulenwider, Fort Worth, Texas Place: Stauffer Chapel Title: Jesus Christ: Cornerstone or Stumbling Block? (Romans 9-11) Title: Understanding Teenagers and Then- World Teacher: Bill Bowen, King of Prussia, Pennsylvania (Part I Relationships) Place: AC 245 Teacher: Jeff Walling, Mission Viejo, California Place: AMB 105 Title: Good News for the Nations (The Heart of God's Plan) Title: Power Under Control Teacher: Sonny Guild, Tigard, Oregon (Matthew 5:5 Rediscovered) Place: AC 205 Teacher: John Edmerson, Los Angeles, California Place: AMB 111 Title: The College of the Feet (Luke 10:34-42 and John 11:17-44) Title: Counseling Principles from the Bible Teacher: Sindy Parsons, Midland, Texas Teacher: Carl Mitchell, Malibu, California Place: AC 232 Place: AC 244 Title: The Psychology of Temptation Title: Old Stories for New Times (Genesis 3:1-6) (Genesis 1—How Much is a Person Worth?) Teacher: Ken Wilson, Spokane, Washington Teacher: Pat Graham, Portland, Oregon Place: MSC105 Place: AC 245 Title: Biblical Profiles: Understanding One Another 11:00 a.m. MAIN LECTURE from a Biblical Perspective Teacher: Bruce Wadzeck, Denver, Colorado Title: "The Pioneer of Salvation" Place: AC 205 (Hebrews 2:10-18) Speaker: David Jackson, Jackson, Mississippi Title: A Closer Walk with God Song Leader: Ralph Beck, Long Beach, California Teacher: Betty Moore, Phoenix, Arizona Place: Firestone Fieldhouse Place: AC 232 Title: What Husbands Wish Their Wives Knew 12-1:30 p.m. LUNCHEON PROGRAMS about Men Teacher: David Mickey, Tempe, Arizona Columbia Christian College Place: MSC 105 Speaker: Mike Armour, Portland, Oregon Place: Fireside Room 3:15 p.m. CLASSES African Christian Hospital Speaker: H. Glenn Boyd, Searcy, Arkansas Title: Improving Your Marriage Place: Board of Regents Room Teachers: Carl and Smitty Brecheen, Abilene, Texas Christ Prison Ministry Place: Smothers Theatre Speaker: Larry West, Vacaville, California ISSUES FORUM Place: Tyler Campus Center 102 Title: Exegetical Studies in Hebrews Center for Church Growth "Jesus Offered Up Prayers" Speakers: Reuel Lemmons, Austin, Texas (Hebrews 5:7-10) Tim Matheny, Houston, Texas Teacher: Greg Sterling, Berkeley, California Place: Tyler Campus Center 103 Place: Elkins Auditorium City of Children Title: "Take Up Your Cross" Speaker: Ray Estes, Norco, California (Discipleship in the Gospel of Mark) Place: Tyler Campus Center 104 Teacher: Carroll Osburn, Malibu, California Place: Stauffer Chapel For the daily luncheons with Mattie Jackson and Landon Saunders, see page 27. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17 12 13 WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 18 4:30 p.m. DINNER PROGRAM Title: Churches of Christ in America (Leaves From a Historian's Notebook) Friends of Pepperdine Teacher: Richard Hughes, Abilene, Texas Speaker: Joe Barnett, Lubbock, Texas Place: AMB105 Place: Cafeteria Title: "Unto Thee O Lord do I Lift up My Soul" Tickets ($6.00) must be purchased in advance at Lectureship Central. (Steps to More Effective Prayer) Teacher: Ken Chaffin, Lafayette, Indiana 6:15 p.m. SONGFEST Place: AMB 111 Title: Building Moral Character in Children Aged 2-7 Song Leaders: Paul Methvin, Orangevale, California Teacher: David Moore, Mt. Vernon, Washington Don Downey, Ventura, California Place: AC 244 Place: Firestone Fieldhouse Title: The Archaeological World of Abraham 7:00 p.m. MAIN LECTURE (A Slide Presentation) Teacher: C. F. "Bud" Myer, Havertown, Pennsylvania Title: "Sharper Than Any Two-Edged Sword" Place: AC 245 (Hebrews 2:10-18) Title: Reclaiming the Church Drop-Out Speaker: Lynn Anderson, Abilene, Texas Teacher: David Malone, Shreveport, Louisiana Song Leader: Don Foster, Fresno, California Place: AC 232 Place: Firestone Fieldhouse

Title: House Churches in Early Christianity 9:00 p.m. LATE EVENING SPECIALS Teacher: L. Michael White, Oberlin, Ohio Place: AC 205 The World Hunger Crisis: Title: Christian College Admissions and Financial Aid The Challenge of Manna International Teachers: Robert Fraley, Malibu, California Speaker: Kevin McFarland, Redwood City, California Israel Rodriguez, Agoura Hills, California Place: Firestone Fieldhouse Place: MSC105 West Coast Premiere Film: "The Teaching: Words Like Fire" Speaker: Landon Saunders, New York City, New York Place: Elkins Auditorium THE ANNUAL Quartet Performance The House Brothers Quartet FRIENDS OF PEPPERDINE DINNER Hughson, California Wednesday, April 17, 1985 Place: Smothers Theatre at 4:30 p.m. in the Cafeteria 7-8:00 a.m. BREAKFAST PROGRAMS

Pathway Evangelism Speakers: Joe Barnett, Lubbock, Texas Reuel Lemmons, Austin, Texas Place: Fireside Room Christian Children's Services of California Speakers: Leonard Blake and Lesley Mize, Englewood, Colorado Place: Board of Regents Room Pepperdine Alumni Speakers: Howard White and Doug Plank, Malibu, California Place: Tyler Campus Center 102 The Exegete Speakers: Don White, Antioch, California Greg Sterling, Berkeley, California Place: Tyler Campus Center 103 JOE BARNETT China for Christ Lubbock, Texas Speaker: George Moore, Portland, Oregon "The Spiritual Wave of Excellence" Place: Tyler Campus Center 104 THURSDAY, APRIL 18 14 15 THURSDAY, APRIL 18

FEATURED CLASS, SMOTHERS THEATRE Title: Man's Place in God's Eternal Purpose DAILY AT 9:45 A.M. Teacher: Jerry Tallman, Rochester, Michigan "How to Grow a Church" Place: AMB 111 Title: Agreeing to Disagree in the Local Church Teacher: Gene Glaeser, Gainesville, Texas Place: AC 244 Title: History and Evaluation of the English Bible (From the KJV to the NTV) Teacher: Jack P. Lewis, Memphis, Tennessee Place: AC 245 Title: Christianity and Everyday Living Teacher: Bob Rigdon, Sylva, North Carolina Place: AC 205 Title: New Approaches to the Old Testament: Judges as Narrative Teacher: Philip McMillion, Boise, Idaho Place: AC 232 Title: The Shepherd and the Flock DICK MARCEAR, Amarillo, Texas ("He Calls Them by Name") Teacher: Jim Trimmer, Bakersfield, California Dick Marcear is nearing the completion of a doctorate in church Place: MSC105 growth from Fuller Theological Seminary. For the past nine years, he has served as the pulpit minister for the Central Church of Christ in Amarillo, Texas. During that time, the attendance at the Sunday morning worship has grown from eight hundred to more than two thousand. The weekly contribution has increased from $5,400 to 9:45 a.m. CLASSES $23,700, while the Sunday morning Bible School has grown from a weekly average of 630 students to an average of 1,422 students. Title: How to Grow a Church The Central Church of Christ has grown steadily for nine Teacher: Dick Marcear, Amarillo, Texas consecutive years, in spite of the fact that the church building is Place: Smothers Theatre located in downtown Amarillo, and not in the more rapidly developing suburbs. In addition to a number .of other factors, Marcear is Title: Marriage and Divorce: A New Approach to an Old Issue convinced that women have had a strong impact on the growth of the Teacher: Oliver Howard, Tulsa, Oklahoma Central Church. During his three classes at the Pepperdine Lectures, Place: Elkins Auditorium Marcear will give special attention to the role of women in the growth of a local church. Title: A Prophet for a Time of Crisis (Lessons from the Life of Jeremiah) Teacher: J. J. M. Roberts, Princeton, New Jersey 8:30 a.m. CLASSES Place: Stauffer Chapel Title: Building Stronger Families Title: Renewal for a Weary Church Teachers: Royce and Pam Money, Abilene, Texas (Expository Study of Hebrews) Place: AMB 105 Teacher: Lana Wisenbaker, Richardson, Texas Place: Smothers Theatre Title: The Task of Preaching (Building Bridges Between Two Worlds) Title: Renewal for a Weary Church Teacher: Ken Dye, Lubbock, Texas (Expository Study of Hebrews) Place: AMB 111 Teacher: James Thompson, Austin, Texas Place: Elkins Auditorium Title: Great Leaders Who Charted a Movement (Part H Benjamin Franklin 1812-1878) Title: Recapturing the Evangelistic Fervor of Teacher: Earl West, Indianapolis, Indiana the Early Church Place: AC 244 Teacher: Mike Armour, Portland, Oregon Place: Stauffer Chapel Title: Jesus Christ: Cornerstone or Stumbling Block? (Romans 9-11) Title: Seminar on Death and Dying Teacher: Bill Bowen, King of Prussia, Pennsylvania (Ministering to the Terminally JJ1) Place: AC 245 Teacher: Will Ed Warren, Searcy, Arkansas Place: AMB 105 THURSDAY, APRIL 18 16

Title: Good News for the Nations (A Culturally Relevant Message) HOUSING INFORMATION Teacher: Sonny Guild, Tigard, Oregon Since Pepperdine's Bible Lectureship occurs during the spring Place: AC 205 break, dormitory space will be available to our lectureship guests. If Title: Your Self Esteem—Not a Trivial Pursuit you wish to reserve space, please include $12.50 per bed with your Teacher: Susan Giboney, Brea, California registration form when you send it in. This charge covers the entire Place: AC 232 week (Tuesday through Friday nights). Due to the great demand for on-campus housing, dorm beds are reserved for adults only. Children Title: The Overlooked Man: Developing a Ministry to Men in the Local Church may be housed free of charge, provided they bring sleeping bags and Teacher: Silas Shotwell, Charlotte, North Carolina sleep on the floor. Place: MSC105 Regardless of how many nights you will be staying, the fee remains the same. However, if you are planning on coming to the lectureship for only a day or two, we strongly suggest that you provide 11:00 a.m. MAIN LECTURE for your own sleeping accommodations by staying with a friend in the Los Angeles/Malibu area, or by making a motel reservation by calling Title: "The Discipline of Faith" (Hebrews 5:11-14) one of the motels listed on the back page of the insert. Due to the Speaker: Jim Woodroof, Burlington, Massachusetts limited number of beds on our campus, we must give preference to Song Leader: Mike Meador, Redlands, California those who are staying the entire week (Tuesday through Friday nights). Place: Firestone Fieldhouse Please bring your own bedding. Linens are available ($10.00 per set) only to those who are either arriving by plane or are from out of state and make arrangements in advance. Dorms are open from 12-1:30 p.m. LUNCHEON PROGRAMS 12:00 p.m. on Tuesday, Aprill6, through 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, 20th Century Christian April 20. Please do not plan to check into your dorm room before Speaker: Harold Hazelip, Memphis, Tennessee 12:00 p.m. on Tuesday the 16th. We will not have available staff to Place: Fireside Room assist you until noon. When you arrive on campus, please go directly to your pre-assigned dorm where you will obtain a packet of World Christian Broadcasting Corporation materials and your dorm room key. Housing check-in will begin Speakers: Ed Bailey, Agoura Hills, California promptly at 12:00 p.m. on Tuesday, April 16, and end at 6:00 p.m. Maurice Hall, Long Beach, California Place: Board of Regents Room If you arrive after 6:00 p.m., please go to Firestone Fieldhouse where your housing materials will be available following the Yosemite Family Encampment evening lecture. Speaker: Paul Methvin, Orangevale, California Dorm room reservations must be received by March 1. Rooms Place: Tyler Campus Center 102 will be preassigned and no changes will be made. Be sure to indicate Partners for Christian Education special housing requests, such as rooming close to a friend or with a Speaker: Herman Hughes, Campbell, California particular church group, on your Housing Form. A confirmation Place: Tyler Campus Center 103 postcard will be mailed to you upon receipt of your reservation form Outreach to Hispanic Americans and dorm fee. We must advise you that, should you decide to Speaker: Dan Knight, Los Angeles, California cancel your reservation, dorm fees are nonrefundable. For those Place: Tyler Campus Center 104 Lectureship guests who are staying in the dorms, check-out time will For the daily luncheons with Mattie Jackson and Landon Sounders, be no later than 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, April 20. Please return your see page 27. key to the dorm lobby. There is a $10.00 charge for all unreturned keys. Linens must be collected and placed in your dorm lobby. 2:00 p.m. CLASSES

Title: I Just Want to be a Christian RECREATIONAL VEHICLE PARKING Teacher: Rubel Shelly, Nashville, Tennessee Recreational vehicles can park in one of several places, including Place: Smothers Theatre the parking lot of the Phillips Theme Tower and the Upper Parking Title: Guilt and Grace Lot, which is located off Seaver Drive just before President's Drive. (Sinners in the Hands of a Loving God) There are no hookups available. Please remember to get your Teacher: Charles Siburt, Tyler, Texas temporary parking pass at the guard gate. Place: Elkins Auditorium Title: Leadership in the Local Church Teacher: Ray Fulenwider, Fort Worth, Texas Place: Stauffer Chapel RESERVATION FORM (For Housing, Meal Tickets and Opening Night Banquets) Please print: Mr./Mrs./Ms. Address Phone _L City __ State _ Zip Home Congregation ______

HOUSING Dorm Room Reservations— Must be received by March 1 Indicate the nights you will be staying. Remember, priority is given to those staying four nights. D Tuesday D Wednesday D Thursday D Friday Number of reservations at $12.50 per adult _ Total Amount Paid Linens are available ($10.00 per set) only to those who are either arriving by plane or are from out of state and make arrangements in advance. Number of linen sets at $10.00 per set _ Total Amount Paid Names and ages of children in sleeping bags in room with parents:

Please note any special housing requests below:

Recreational Vehicles RV's are welcome on campus; however, there are no hook-ups available. There is no charge for parking an RV on the campus. D I will be bringing an RV

Other Housing Accommodations D I will make my own sleeping accommodations. MEAL TICKETS (For additional information about meals see page 29.) A seven-meal ticket at $16.00 (savings of $4.25) is available to our lectureship guests this year. This ticket entitles the purchaser to all seven meals served in the cafeteria during the lectureship, except for the banquet meals. The seven meals include 4 breakfasts (Wednesday-Saturday) and 3 lunches (Wednesday-Friday). Please reserve seven-meal ticket(s) at $16.00 each. Children are half price. Total Amount Paid $ (number) OPENING NIGHT BANQUETS-Must be received by April 2 Associated Women for Pepperdine Dinner—Tuesday April 16, 1985, at 4:30 p.m. Speaker: Eva Myer, Havertown, Pennsylvania (Seating is limited to 650) Please reserve AWP banquet ticket(s) at $6.00 each. Total Amount Paid $ (number) Chancellor's Council Dinner—Tuesday, April 16, 1985, 4:30 p.m. Speaker: Rubel Shelly, Nashville, Tennessee (Seating is limited to 200) Please reserve Chancellor's Council banquet ticket(s) at $6.00 each. Total Amount Paid $

Housing, Linens and Meals: Grand Total $ YOU MAY WRITE ONE CHECK TO COVER YOUR GRAND TOTAL. MAKE CHECK PAYABLE TO PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY. MAIL THIS RESERVATION FORM TO DEPARTMENT OF CHURCH SERVICES, PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY, MALffiU, CA 90265. For additional information, contact Alison Jolliff at (213) 4564270 or 4564567. 17 THURSDAY, APRIL 18

Title: Understanding Teenagers and Their World MOTEL LIST (Part n Contemporary Music) List compiled November, 1984 (tax not included in rates) Teacher: Randy Gill, Malibu, California MALIBU Place: AMB105 Malibu Shores, 1 mile South Double: $33.00 23033 Pacific Coast Highway, Malibu, CA 90265 Title: A People of Dual Citizenship (213) 456-6559 (Romans 13:1-7) Malibu Surfer, 1 >/4 miles South Double: $35.00 Teacher: David Sampson, Fort Worth, Texas 22541 Pacific Coast Highway, Malibu, CA 90265 Room for 5: $45.00 Place: AMB 111 (213) 456-6169 Title: Biblical Counseling About Effective Parenting Casa Malibu, 2 miles South Double: $60.00 Teacher: Rusty Bolton, Fresno, California 22752 Pacific Coast Highway, Malibu, CA 90265 (213) 456-2219 Place: AC 244 Malibu Riviera, 7 miles North Double: $35.00 Title: Old Stories for New Times 28920 West Pacific Coast Highway, Malibu, CA 90265 (Genesis 2—How Much is a Marriage Worth?) (213) 457-9503 Teacher: Pat Graham, Portland, Oregon SANTA MONICA Place: AC 245 Oocated within 15 miles of campus) Title: Biblical Profiles: Understanding One Another Holiday Inn Single: $65.00 from a Biblical Perspective 120 Colorado Avenue, Santa Monica, CA 90405 Double: $74.00 Teacher: Bruce Wadzeck, Denver, Colorado (213) 451-0678 Room for 4: $74.00 Place: AC 205 Pacific Shores Hotel Single: $60.00 1819 Ocean Avenue, Santa Monica, CA 90405 Double: $64.00 Title: "Come and See" (John 1:43-51) (213) 451-8711 Room for 4: $72.00 Teacher: Louine Woodroof, Burlington, Massachusetts Travelodge Hotel Double: $60.00 Place: AC 232 1525 Ocean Avenue, Santa Monica, CA 90405 (213) 451-0761 Title: Christianity and Humanism WOODLAND HILLS (Conflicting World Views) (located within 20 miles of campus) Teacher: Robert L. Johnson, Siloam Springs, Arkansas Aku Aku (Best Western) Double: $51.00 Place: MSC105 21830 Ventura Blvd., Woodland Hills, CA 91303 (818) 340-1000 Woodland Hills Motor Lodge Double: $31.00 3:15 p.m. CLASSES 22621 Ventura Blvd., Woodland Hills, CA 91303 (818) 887-7777 Title: Improving Your Marriage Vagabond Inn Double: $50.00 Teachers: Carl and Smitty Brecheen, Abilene, Texas 20157 Ventura Blvd., Woodland Hills, CA 91303 Place: Smothers Theatre (818) 347-8080 WESTLAKE VILLAGE ISSUES FORUM (located within 20 miles of campus) Title: Exegetical Studies in Hebrews Westlake Inn Single: $63.00 "Impossible to Restore" 31943 West Agoura Road, Westlake Village, CA 91361 Double: $70.00 (Hebrews 6:4-8) (818) 889-0230 Teacher: Frank Pack, Culver City, California Westlake Plaza Double: $74.00 Place: Elkins Auditorium 880 South Westlake Blvd., Westlake Village, CA 91361 (805) 497-9991 Title: "Take Up Your Cross" (Discipleship in the Gospel of Mark) THOUSAND OAKS Teacher: Carroll Osburn, Malibu, California (located within 25 miles of campus) Place: Stauffer Chapel Village Motel (AAA) Single: $37.00 1425 Thousand Oaks Blvd., Thousand Oaks, CA 91360 Double: $40.00 Title: Churches of Christ in America (805) 496-0102 (Leaves from a Historian's Notebook) Best Western Oaks Lodge Single: $40.00 Teacher: Richard Hughes, Abilene, Texas 12 Conejo Blvd., Thousand Oaks, CA 91360 Double: $43.00 Place: AMB 105 (805)497-7011 Howard Johnson's Single: $45.00 Title: "Streams of Living Water" 75 W. Thousand Oaks Blvd.. Thousand Oaks, CA 91360 Double: $52.00 (Meditations on John 7:37-39) (805) 497-3701 Teacher: Walt Fennel, Fresno, California Place: AMB 111 Title: Building Moral Character in Children Aged 2-7 Teacher: David Moore, Mt. Vernon, Washington Place: AC 244 THURSDAY, APRIL 18 18 19 THURSDAY, FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 19

Title: The Archaeological World of Moses 7:00 p.m. MAIN LECTURE (A Slide Presentation) Teacher: C. F. "Bud" Myer, Havertown, Pennsylvania Title: "We Will Not Shrink Back" Place: AC 245 (Hebrews 10:32-39) Speaker: Randy Mayeux, Long Beach, California Title: Reclaiming the Church Drop-Out Song Leader: Warren Dillard, Pacific Palisades, California Teacher: David Malone, Shreveport, Louisiana Place: Firestone Fieldhouse Place: AC 205 Title: House Churches in Early Christianity 9:00 p.m. LATE EVENING SPECIALS Teacher: L. Michael White, Oberlin, Ohio Place: AC 232 The First Amendment and the Church: Collinsville and Beyond Title: The Bewildered Bus Boys Speaker: Bernard James, Malibu, California (The Benevolent Ministry of the Church) Place: Firestone Fieldhouse Teacher: Joe Walsh, Los Angeles, California Place: MSC105 West Coast Premiere Film: "The Test: Passing Through Fire" Speaker: Landon Saunders, New York City, New York 4:30 p.m. DINNER PROGRAMS Place: Elkins Auditorium Quartet Performance Women's Fellowship Dinner The Good News Quartet Speaker: Kay Jackson, Jackson, Mississippi Orangevale, California "The Price is Right—Salvation is Free" Place: Smothers Theatre Place: Law School, Rooms C, D and E Tickets ($6.00) must be purchased in advance at Lectureship Central. Men's Fellowship Dinner 7-8:00 a.m. BREAKFAST PROGRAMS Speaker: Doug Parsons, Midland, Texas "God's Route to Stardom" Christian Chronicle Place: Cafeteria Speaker: Howard Norton, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Tickets ($6.00) must be purchased in advance at Lectureship Central. Place: Fireside Room Sweet Publishing Company Speaker: Ray Fulenwider, Fort Worth, Texas 6:15 p.m. SONGFEST Place: Board of Regents Room Song Leaders: David Skates, Culver City, California Hillview Acres Children's Home Dale Manor, Tucson, Arizona Speaker: Corky Kindsvater, Chino, California Place: Firestone Fieldhouse Place: Tyler Campus Center 102

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KAY JACKSON DOUG PARSONS Jackson, Mississippi Midland, Texas "The Price is Right- "God's Route to Stardonf Salvation is Free" Thursday, April 18, Thursday, April 18, 4:30-6:00 p.m. 4:30-6:00 p.m. FRIDAY, APRIL 19 20 21 FRIDAY, APRIL 19

Valley Christian Home Title: History and Evaluation of the English Bible Speaker: Jim Stovall, Hanford, California (From the KJV to the MV) Place: Tyler Campus Center 103 Teacher: Jack P. Lewis, Memphis, Tennessee Adventures in Christian Living Place: AC 245 Speaker: Hugh Minor, West Monroe, Louisiana Title: Christianity and Everyday Living Place: Tyler Campus Center 104 Teacher: Bob Rigdon, Sylva, North Carolina Place: AC 205 Title: New Approaches to the Old Testament: Judges as Narrative FEATURED CLASS, SMOTHERS THEATRE Teacher: Philip McMillion, Boise, Idaho DAILY AT 2:00 P.M. Place: AC 232 "I Just Want to be a Christian" Title: Self Image: Inner Strength for Elders Teacher: John York, Roseburg, Oregon Place: MSC105

9:45 a.m. CLASSES Title: How to Grow a Church Teacher: Dick Marcear, Amarillo, Texas Place: Smothers Theatre Title: Marriage and Divorce: A New Approach to an Old Issue Teacher: Oliver Howard, Tulsa, Oklahoma Place: Elkins Auditorium Title: A Prophet for a Time of Crisis (Lessons from the Life of Jeremiah) Teacher: J. J. M. Roberts, Princeton, New Jersey Place: Stauffer Chapel Title: Building Stronger Families RUBEL SHELLY, Nashville, Tennessee Teachers: Royce and Pam Money, Abilene, Texas Place: AMB 105 8:30 a.m. CLASSES Title: The Task of Preaching (Making the Pulpit Personal) Title: Renewal for a Weary Church Teacher: Ken Dye, Lubbock, Texas (Expository Study of Hebrews) Place: AMB 111 Teacher: Lana Wisenbaker, Richardson, Texas Title: Great Leaders Who Charted a Movement Place: Smothers Theatre (Part ffl T. B. Larimore 1843-1929) Title: Renewal for a Weary Church Teacher: Doug Foster, Nashville, Tennessee (Expository Study of Hebrews) Place: AC 244 Teacher: James Thompson, Austin, Texas Title: Jesus Christ: Cornerstone or Stumbling Block? Place: ElMns Auditorium (Romans 9-11) Title: Recapturing the Evangelistic Fervor of Teacher: Bill Bowen, King of Prussia, Pennsylvania the Early Church Place: AC 245 Teacher: Mike Armour, Portland, Oregon Title: Good News for the Nations Place: Stauffer Chapel (A Culturally Relevant Church) Title: Seminar on Death and Dying Teacher: Sonny Guild, Tigard, Oregon (Ministering to the Terminally El) Place: AC 205 Teacher: Will Ed Warren, Searcy, Arkansas Place: AMB105 Title: A Day in the Life of Jesus Teacher: Allen Eldridge, New Orleans, Louisiana Title: On Being a Christian Place: MSC 105 Teacher: Bob Bole, Jacksonville, Florida Place: AMB 111 Book Reviews Book: Loving Each Other by Leo Buscaglia Title: Agreeing to Disagree Among Brethren Reviewer: Jane Dye, Lubbock, Texas Teacher: Rick Atchley, Abilene, Texas Book: The Table of Inwardness by Calvin Miller Place: AC 244 Reviewer: LaJuana Gift, Malibu, California FRIDAY, APRIL 19 22 23 FRIDAY, APRIL 19 Title: Biblical Counseling about Sexual Immorality Book: The Fisherman's Lady by George MacDonald Teacher: John Free, Agoura Hills, California Reviewer: Nancy Bowen, King of Prussia, Pennsylvania Place: AC 244 Book: Making Contact by Virginia Satir Title: Old Stories for New Times Reviewer: Claudette Wilson, Agoura Hills, California (Genesis 3—How Much is God Worth?) Place: AC 232 Teacher: Pat Graham, Portland, Oregon Place: AC 245 11:00 a.m. MAIN LECTURE Title: Biblical Profiles: Understanding One Another from a Biblical Perspective Title: "Looking to Jesus" Teacher: Bruce Wadzeck, Denver, Colorado (Hebrews 12:1-3) Place: AC 205 Speaker: Rubel Shelly, Nashville, Tennessee Title: Meeting God at Every Turn Song Leader: Hoyt Beasley, Las Vegas, Nevada Teacher: Helen Young, Malibu, California Place: Firestone Fieldhouse Place: AC 232 12-1:30 p.m. LUNCHEON PROGRAMS Title: The Glory of Preaching Teacher: Thomas 0. Jackson, Los Angeles, California Herald of Truth Place: MSC105 Speaker: Harold Hazelip, Memphis, Tennessee Place: Fireside Room FEATURED CLASS, SMOTHERS THEATRE Eastern European Mission Speaker: John Sudbury, Houston, Texas DAILY AT 3:15 P.M. Place: Board of Regents Room "Improving "four Marriage" Christian Partners in Real Estate Speaker: Gene Copeland, City of Industry, California Place: Tyler Campus Center 102 Restoration Quarterly Speaker: Tom Olbricht, Abilene, Texas Place: Tyler Campus Center 103 Outreach to Asian Americans Speakers: Ivan Paden, Fullerton, California William Chen, Los Angeles, California Place: Tyler Campus Center 104 For the daily luncheons with Mattie Jackson and London Saunders, see page 27. 2:00 p.m. CLASSES

Title: I Just Want to be a Christian Teacher: Rubel Shelly, Nashville, Tennessee CARL AND SMTTTY B 4, Abilene, Texas Place: Smothers Theatre

Title: Guilt and Grace CLASSES (Sinners in the Hands of a Loving God) 3:15 p.m. Teacher: Charles Siburt, Tyler, Texas Place: Elkins Auditorium Title: Improving Your Marriage Teachers: Carl and Smitty Brecheen, Abilene, Texas Title: Leadership in the Local Church Place: Smothers Theatre Teacher: Ray Fulenwider, Fort Worth, Texas Place: Stauffer Chapel ISSUES FORUM Exegetical Studies in Hebrews Title: Understanding Teenagers and Their World Title: "The Obsolete Covenant" (Partm Sexuality) (Hebrews 8:13) Teacher: Rick White, Baldwin Park, California Teacher: Tom Olbricht, Abilene, Texas Place: AMB105 Place: Elkins Auditorium Title: When a Daughter of Abraham Revolutionized Title: "Take Up Your Cross" the Synagogue (Luke 13:10-17) (Discipleship in the Gospel of Mark) Teacher: Stephen Eckstein, Portales, New Mexico Teacher: Carroll Osburn, Malibu, California Place: AMB 111 Place: Stauffer Chapel FRIDAY, APRIL 19 24 25 FRIDAY, APRIL 19

Title: Churches of Christ in America (Leaves From a Historian's Notebook) PEPPERDENE UNIVERSITY SALUTES Teacher: Richard Hughes, Abilene, Texas Place: AMB105 Title: Stress-The Invisible Wound Teacher: Don Crittenden, Bloomington, Illinois Place: AMB 111 Title: Building Moral Character in Children Aged 2-7 Teacher: David Moore, Mt. Vernon, Washington Place: AC 244 Title: The Archaeological World of Isaiah (A Slide Presentation) Teacher: C. F. "Bud" Myer, Havertown, Pennsylvania Place: AC 245 Title: Reclaiming the Church Drop-Out Teacher: David Malone, Shreveport, Louisiana Place: AC 205 Title: House Churches in Early Christianity Teacher: L. Michael White, Oberlin, Ohio HOWARD A. WHITE Place: AC 232 With an Appreciation Dinner Title: The Stewardship of Estate Planning Teachers: Mike O'Neal, Malibu, California Friday, April 19, 1985 Pete Wakeman, Agoura Hills, California at 4:30 p.m. in the Cafeteria Place: MSC105 Howard A. White is completing his 27th year of service to 4:30 p.m. DINNER PROGRAM Pepperdine University. He first came to Pepperdine in 1958 as a Howard A. White Appreciation Dinner professor of history and chairman of the department of social sciences. Place: Cafeteria Three years later, he was named director of Pepperdine's graduate Tickets ($6.00) must be purchased in advance at Lectureship Central. program and in 1965 became dean of graduate studies. He subsequently served as dean of undergraduate studies before being 6:15 p.m. SONGFEST appointed executive vice president, a post in which he served from 1970 to 1978, when he was elected unanimously by the Board of Song Leaders: Tim Kelley, Camarillo, California Regents as the fifth president of Pepperdine University. Mel Storm, Woodland Hills, California A native of Alabama, Dr. White received his bachelor's, master's Place: Firestone Fieldhouse and Ph.D. degrees in history at Tulane University, where he won the Montgomery Prize in history. From 1953 to 1958, he taught at David 7:00 p.m. MAIN LECTURE Lipscomb College, and served as head of the history department. In 1983, Dr. White received the LL.D. from Lubbock Christian College. Title: "An Unshakable Kingdom" He was honored as alumnus of the year by David Lipscomb College (Hebrews 12:18-29) in 1984. Speaker: Ronnie White, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma He has served as minister for Churches of Christ in Columbus, Place: Firestone Fieldhouse Jackson, and Charleston, Mississippi; for the Carrollton Avenue Church of Christ in New Orleans where he served for 12 years; for the 9:00 p.m. LATE EVENING SPECIALS Green Hill and Acklen Avenue congregations in Nashville, Tennessee; and for the Westchester and Maywood congregations in Los Angeles, West Coast Premiere Film: "The Triumph: Chariots of Fire" California. He also conducted a weekly radio program of gospel Speaker: Landon Saunders, New York City, New York preaching for more than 10 years in New Orleans. He is a member of Place: Elkins Auditorium the staff of 20th Century Christian, and has spoken at lectureships at David Lipscomb College, Harding University and Abilene Christian Choral Performance University as well as at Pepperdine. Currently, he is an elder of the The Newland Street Singers Garden Grove, California University Church in Malibu, California. Director: Glen Slice A narrated slide presentation on Dr. White's life will highlight the Place: Smothers Theatre Appreciation Dinner. 26 27 Special Luncheons for Women in Heritage Hall Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 12:00-1:30 p.m. GoodLife PUPPET COMPANY

THE GOOD LIFE PUPPET COMPANY presents much more than a puppet show; they lead children of all ages into a land of love. With more than 40 colorful and lifelike puppets, they share a fresh, new approach to character-building. Their skits are rich in drama and highly entertaining. Pepperdine is thrilled to have this talented group from the Church of Christ in La Habra, California, to entertain and teach our children each night during the Lectureship. They will perform in Elkins Aduitorium for children three years of age and older. Register your children at the Appleby Center each night before coming to Firestone Speaker: Mattie Jackson, Inglewood, CA Fieldhouse so they can enjoy these special programs. Child care for Topic: The Power of a Christian Woman chidren under three will be available each evening at the Appleby Seating in Heritage Hall is limited to 112. Mattie will give the same address Center and at Firestone Fieldhouse. each day so that more women will have an opportunity to hear her. All lunch tickets will be accepted. West Coast Premiere Batty Luncheons From the producers of in Elkins Auditorium The Heart of the Fighter Wednesday, Thursday, Friday A New Film Series 12:00-1:30 p.m. Hearts of Fire Hosted By Landon Saunders April 16-19, 1985 Nightly in Elkins Auditorium Tuesday: 9:00 p.m. The Trouble: Quest for Fire Wednesday: 9:00 p.m. The Teaching: Words like Fire Thursday: 9:00 p.m. The Test: Passing through Fire Speaker: Landon Saunders, New York, NY Friday: 9:00 p.m. Topic: The Future of the Heartbeat Ministry Seating in Elkins Auditorium is limited to 324. Each day, Landon will be The Triumph: Chariots of Fire sharing a different message and previewing new materials. Some of you may want to attend all three luncheons. All lunch tickets will be accepted. 28 29

GENERAL INFORMATION RECREATIONAL VEHICLE PARKING Recreational vehicles can park in one of several places, including LECTURESHIP CENTRAL the parking lot of the Phillips Theme Tower and the Upper Parking Lot, which is located off Seaver Drive just before President's Drive. Lectureship Central is located in the Exhibit Hall of the Student There are no hookups available. Please remember to get your Center. For information and registration, please check there. Tickets for temporary parking pass at the guard gate. the cafeteria meals and the evening banquets can be purchased at Lectureship Central. During the Lectureship, the telephone number MEALS from off-campus is (213) 4564270; the on-campus extension is 4270. Cafeteria: The Pepperdine cafeteria will be open during the Lectureship Central will be open: lectureship. In order to keep the lines moving, please purchase your 12:00 p.m.-10:30 p.m. on Tuesday meal tickets in advance at Lectureship Central or before and after the 6:00 a.m.-10:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday lectures in Firestone Fieldhouse. The cafeteria schedule and prices are 6:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m. on Saturday listed below: Breakfest 6:00-8:00 a.m. $2.70 HOUSING Lunch 11:30-1:30 p.m. $3.15 Since Pepperdine's Bible Lectureship occurs during the spring A seven-meal ticket costs $16.00 (a savings of $4.25). break, dormitory space will be available to our lectureship guests. If you wish to reserve space, please include $12.50 per bed with your This ticket entitles the purchaser to all seven meals served in the registration form when you send it in. This charge covers the entire cafeteria during the lectureship, except for the banquet meals. The week (Tuesday through Friday nights). Due to the great demand for seven meals include 4 breakfasts (Wednesday-Saturday) and 3 lunches on-campus housing, dorm beds are reserved for adults only. Children (Wednesday-Friday). may be housed free of charge, provided they bring sleeping bags and To attend breakfast or lunch programs, simply get your tray, select sleep on the floor. your food and proceed to the room designated for the particular Regardless of how many nights you will be staying, the fee program you want to attend. remains the same. However, if you are planning on coming to the Children 12 years of age and under will be charged half price on lectureship for only a day or two, we strongly suggest that you provide both the multi-meal and individual meal tickets. for your own sleeping accommodations by staying with a friend in the AWP Cafe: The Associated Women for Pepperdine will also be Los Angeles/Malibu area, or by making a motel reservation by calling serving food and drinks in the Exhibit Hall every day. All proceeds one of the motels listed on the back page of the insert. Due to the will go to scholarships for Christian students. In addition, the AWP limited number of beds on our campus, we must give preference to wiU be serving pie and coffee from 8:30-10:30 p.m. in the cafeteria those who are staying the entire week (Tuesday through Friday nights). after each evening lecture program. Please bring your own bedding. Linens are available ($10.00 BANQUETS per set) only to those who are either arriving by plane or are from All banquets will be $6.00. Tickets for the Associated Women for out of state and make arrangements in advance. Dorms are open from Pepperdine Dinner and the Chancellor's Council Dinner must be 12:00 p.m. on Tuesday, Aprill6, through 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, purchased by Monday, April 2. See the reservation forms in the middle April 20. Please do not plan to check into your dorm room before of this booklet for more information on those opening-night banquets. 12:00 p.m. on Tuesday the 16th. We will not have available staff to All other banquet tickets must be purchased in advance at assist you until noon. When you arrive on campus, please go directly Lectureship Central at least one day before the event. The time and to your pre-assigned dorm where you will obtain a packet of place of each banquet are listed below: materials and your dorm room key. Housing check-in will begin Friends of Pepperdine Dinner promptly at 12:00 p.m. on Tuesday, April 16, and end at 6:00 p.m. Wednesday, April 17, 4:30 p.m., Cafeteria If you arrive after 6:00 p.m., please go to Firestone Fieldhouse Annual Women's Fellowship Dinner where your housing materials will be available following the Thursday, April 18, 4:30 p.m., Law School, Rooms C, D & E evening lecture. Annual Men's Fellowship Dinner Dorm room reservations must be received by March 1. Rooms Thursday, April 18, 4:30 p.m., Cafeteria will be preassigned and no changes will be made. Be sure to indicate Howard A. White Appreciation Dinner special housing requests, such as rooming close to a friend or with a Friday, April 19, 4:30 p.m., Cafeteria particular church group, on your Housing Form. A confirmation postcard will be mailed to you upon receipt of your reservation form CHILD CARE and dorm fee. We must advise you that, should you decide to Child care will be provided during the morning, afternoon and cancel your reservation, dorm fees are nonrefundable. For those evening sessions. There will be a nominal fee of $2.00 per child Lectureship guests who are staying in the dorms, check-out tune will each morning and afternoon, with no charge for evening care. We be no later than 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, April 20. Please return your have planned an exciting day of activities including arts, crafts, key to the dorm lobby. There is a $10.00 charge for all unreturned games, outdoor hikes, Bible stories, songs, movies and toys. Our keys. Linens must be collected and placed in your dorm lobby. evening program will include lively singing and the outstanding puppeteers of The Good Life Puppet Company, who will entertain and teach the children each night. (Please see page 26.) 30 31

CHILD CARE HOURS No parking is allowed in the fire lanes next to the dormitories (this is an official regulation). Reasonable stops for loading and Tuesday: 4:00 p.m -9:00 p.m. unloading, however, are allowed. Wednesday: 8:00 a.m.-12:15 p.m. 1:30 p.m -4:30 p.m. TAPES 6:00 p.m -9:00 p.m All lectures and classes will be taped. Tapes may be purchased Thursday: 8:00 a.m.-12:15 p.m. immediately following each session from Don Humphrey, Christian 1:30 p.m -4:30 p.m. Communications, in the Exhibit Hall next to Lectureship Central or in 6:00 p.m -9:00 p.m. the Firestone Fieldhouse after the main lectures. To order tapes Friday: 8:00 a.m.-12:15 p.m. following the Lectureship, write him at: 1:30 p.m -4:30 p.m. Christian Communications 6:00 p.m -9:00 p.m. P. 0. Box 150 CHILD CARE INFORMATION Nashville, TN 37202 or call 1-800-251-8446 1. Children must eat all meals with their parents, except for the Tuesday and Thursday dinners when a picnic of hamburgers and hot dogs is planned for all children for a $2.00 fee. Parents of infants are to bring necessary bottles and baby food jars so our staff can feed their children. 2. Register your children at the Child Care registration desk at Appleby Center. You must sign your children in and out each time you use our Child Care Program. 3. Play clothes should be worn at all times, since we are planning many outdoor activities. 4. Wholesome snacks will be provided. Please do not send sugar snacks, candy or gum with your children. Be sure to notify the registration person of any food allergies. 5. Label all items to be left in Child Care including toys, blankets, and extra clothes. Take special care in labeling baby items (baby food jars, bottles, etc.) 6. A nap area will be available. You may note on your registration form the preferred nap time. 3,500 attended the opening night lecture of 1984. EXHIBIT HALL Many exhibitors from across the country have come to share with you new teaching techniques, mission reports, new Christian materials COMING EVENTS AT PEPPERDEVE that are in print, reports on what many congregations are doing and other brotherhood activities. Please make a point to visit this central May 2, 1985 hub of the Lectureship. Exhibit halls will be located in the Student The AWP Auction Center (with Lectureship Central and the AWP Cafe) and in the lobby June 18-29, 1985 of Murchison Science Center (MSC). The Summer Seminar in Expository Preaching TRANSPORTATION September 20-21, 1985 Due to the mountainous terrain of this campus, we have taken The Church Leaders Workshop extra care in providing you with transportation around the campus for October 21, 1985 meals and classes and to Firestone Fieldhouse for the main lectures. The Inauguration of David Davenport Buses and vans will be in service every 10 to 15 minutes before and after classes and the main lectures. They will load and unload at November 12, 1985 Jerry's Tree, the dormitories, Phillips Theme Tower parking lot, the The William Green Lecture Program Upper Parking Lot and Firestone Fieldhouse. For special transportation November 15-16, 1985 needs, call Lectureship Central (ext. 4270). The AWP Gift Fair PARKING INFORMATION AND REGULATIONS November 29-December 1, 1985 No parking is allowed in the main parking lot Tuesday through The 15th Annual Thanksgiving Youth Festival Friday, 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. The security personnel will activate the January 5 & 12, 1986 gate to allow entrance for loading and unloading, after which you will Christian Education Sundays be required to remove your vehicle. You may park your care anywhere along Seaver Drive, Grand Boulevard, or in the Firestone April 22-25, 1986 Fieldhouse parking lot. The 43rd Annual Bible Lectureship Appleby Center (classrooms AC 245, AC 244, AC 232, AC 205) AMB Ahmanson Music Building (classrooms AMB 105 & AMB 111) AWP Associated Women for Pepperdine Cafe BRR Board of Regents Room C Cafeteria CCR Child Care Registration EA Elkins Auditorium EH Exhibit Hall FF Firestone Fieldhouse FR Fireside Room HH Heritage Hall HAG Huntsinger Academic Center HRC Housing Reception Center LC Lectureship Central LSC Law School Cafeteria MSC Murchison Science Center (classroom MSC 105) PLC Pendleton Learning Center SC Stauffer Chapel ST Smothers Theatre TCC Tyler Campus Center (rooms 102, 103, 104) Non-Profit Org. WAVE U.S. Postage PAID * Permit No. 23 CAMPAIGN IQR PEPPERDINE\VNIVERSITY Malibu, CA

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