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20Th Annual Spring Bible Lectureship -- Christ Our Contemporary (1963) Pepperdine University Pepperdine Digital Commons Pepperdine Bible Lectures: Programs Religion Spring 1963 20th Annual Spring Bible Lectureship -- Christ our Contemporary (1963) William S. Banowsky Pepperdine University Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.pepperdine.edu/churches Part of the Biblical Studies Commons, and the Christianity Commons Recommended Citation Banowsky, William S., "20th Annual Spring Bible Lectureship -- Christ our Contemporary (1963)" (1963). Pepperdine Bible Lectures: Programs. https://digitalcommons.pepperdine.edu/churches/36 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Religion at Pepperdine Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in Pepperdine Bible Lectures: Programs by an authorized administrator of Pepperdine Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected], [email protected], [email protected]. PROGRAM SPRING BIBLE LECTURESHIP PEPPER'DINE COLLEGE MARCH 16-22, 1963 WELCOME, LECTURESHIP VISITORS The entire Pepperdine College community extends to you a hearty welcome to the 20th annual Pepperdine Spring Bible Lectureship. We believe this will be the greatest program of the Lectureship's tradition- honored history. We have anticipated your arrival and sincerely hope that you will enjoy your stay with us. Please call upon us for any assistance we can render. PLEASE REGISTER We urge you to visit the registration tables located in the lobby of the College auditorium. The Associated Women for Pepperdine are serving as official registrars this year and are anxious to meet and greet you. Pick up a lapel identification card and leave us your name and address. We need a record of your visit and you will want to receive information regarding future Pepperdine lecture series. A PROGRAM FOR YOU From the Saturday evening Kick-Off Dinner to the Sports Arena Climax, our program has been planned with you in mind. Budget your hours wisely; attend every class, lecture, and panel which your sched- ule will allow. Take notes, ask questions; make suggestions. Let's take advantage of every ounce of spiritual energy which this week provides. Our theme, "Christ, Our Contemporary," is especially vital and timely. It is designed to present the Lord as an ever-present source of power in the lives of Christian people. The following little poem by W. C. Braithwaite catches a portion of the spirit which we anticipate for this historic week. William S. Banowsky, Lectureship Director WELCOME FROM TRUSTEES The Board of Trustees of Pepperdine College extends its warmest welcome to all of our visitors who have come to participate in the 20th annual Bible Lectureship. Deep and abiding faith in God has been the corner stone of all successful societies and is the bulwark of our spir- itual experience. The Board is basically interested in the expansion of this Bible-centered faith and in programs which help to achieve this purpose. These annual lectureships, which bring together thousands of inter- ested and dedicated followers of our Lord, have an impact upon our fellow Christians and upon our total society. You are always welcome on the campus of Pepperdine. Donald V. Miller, Chairman, Sierra Madre H. E. Acklin, Dallas, Texas Mrs. George Pepperdine, Los Angeles W. Austin Ellmore, Saratoga Jack Perry, Denver, Colo. Robert P. Jones, San Morino Clarence P. Shattuck, Glendale James L. Lovell, Redondo Beach Earl Warford, Bakersfield Orbin V. Melton, Burbank Nile E. Yearwood, Nashville, Tenn. Lester Lawhorn, Temple, Texas "CHRIST OUR CONTEMPORARY"* Christ's Spirit taketh breath again Within the lives of holy men. Each changing age beholds afresh Its word of God in human flesh. Amid the meek of earth, whose ear Pure wisdom maketh quick to hear, Who know the founts of good and ill, and live in the eternal will. Sharing themselves and all their good In universal brotherhood; In whose sweet lives we still may see The One who walked in Galilee, And preaching through the human page Christ's living gospel to our age. By W. C. Braithwaite, 1862-1922, Masterpieces of Religious Verse, edited by James Dalton Morrison. LECTURESHIP LEADERS Howard A. White William S. Banowsky Howard Horton Panel Coordinator Lectureship Director Class Coordinator SATURDAY, MARCH 16 6:30 P.M. Friendship Hall Kickoff Fellowship Dinner "Christ, Our Contemporary in Three Tenses" Leonard Mullens Corpus Christi, Texas 40 minutes Chairman William J. Teague, Pepperdine Song Director Warren S. Jones, Peppedine SUNDAY, MARCH 17 8:00 P.M. Auditorium "Christ, Our Contemporary in Obedience" Carl Spain .Abilene, Texas 40 minutes Chairman M. Norvel Young, Pepperdine Song Director Don Hughes, South Gate SPECIAL LECTURESHIP BREAKFASTS, LUNCHEONS, DINNERS Fellowship Kickoff Dinner Saturday, March 16—6:30 p.m ...Friendship Hall Breakfast Honoring Lectureship Participants Monday, March 18, 8:30 a.m.. College Cafeteria Christian Bible Teacher Luncheon Tuesday, March 19, 12:20 Noon .College Cafeteria Preachers-Elders Dinner Tuesday, March 19, 5:30 p.m Gymnasium A.W.P. Dinner Tuesday, March 19, 5:30 p.m ....Friendship Hall 20th Century Christian Luncheon Wednesday, March 20, 12:00 noon..... Friendship Hall Korea Mission Luncheon Thursday, March 21, 12:00 Noon College Cafeteria Herald of Truth Breakfast Friday, March 22, 8:30 a.m College Cafeteria Men's Bar-B-Que sponsored by Board of Development Friday, March 22, 4:30 p.m Friendship Hall Ladies' Buffet sponsored by A.W.P. Friday, March 22, 4:30 p.m President's Lawn TAP Hamburger Fry Friday, March 22, 4:30 p.m Gymnasium All prices are $1.75 unless otherwise indicated. Tickets for all occa- sions may be purchased at the information booth of the College auditorium. MONDAY, MARCH 18 8:30 A.M. College Cafeteria Breakfast for All Lectureship Participants Welcome William S. Banowsky 10:00 A.M. Auditorium "Christ, Our Contemporary in Serving Others" O. Jennings Davis, Jr Nashville, Tennessee 40 minutes (This address is designed for the chapel assembly of the Pep- perdine student hody. All guests should attend the assembly in the gymnasium.) Chairman Howard A. White, Pepperdine Song Director Norman Hatch, Pepperdine Gymnasium "Christ, Our Contemporary in Spiritual Maturity" Jack Scott Pepperdine 40 minutes (All Lectureship guests should attend this assembly) Chairman Glover Shipp, Pepperdine Song Director John Free, Pepperdine 11:00 A.M. Auditorium Challenges at Home and Abroad "Exodus/Bayshore" Dwain Evans Fort Worth, Texas 20 minutes "Herald of Truth" W. F. Cawyer Abilene, Texas 20 minutes Chairman - William J. Teague, Pepperdine 12:00 Noon (Lunch) 2:00 P.M. General Lectureship Classes (Meeting at 2 p.m. daily) "Developing Christian Personality" Bryan Brown 209 AL San Diego, California "Teachers of the College Age".— - Richard Ady Room 108 AL Albuquerque, New Mexico "Historical Efforts to Maintain Fellowship" Cecil N. Wright Auditorium Temple City "Christ In the Book of Isaiah" ..Alan Highers Green Room Memphis, Tennessee "World Evangelism—Past, Present, Future" Glover Shipp Room 208 AL Pepperdine Classes for Women (Meeting at 2 and 4 p.m. Monday only) "Letters of John"... Mrs. William Todd Student Body Office Pepperdine "The Woman of God" Mrs. J. P. Mattox Vermont Auditorium Oklahoma City, Okla. Gymnasium Challenges of the 20th Century (from 2-4 p.m.) Subject: "The Problems of Divorce " (in cooperation with the Los Angeles County Bar Association) Chairman Fred L. Casmir, Pepperdine 3:00 P.M. President's Home Tea Honoring visiting ladies. Hostesses: Faculty wives of Pepperdine College. All ladies welcome. 3:00 P.M. Auditorium Panel: "Preachers and Higher Education" "Intellectual Challenges to Faith" Robert L. Johnson Abilene, Texas 20 minutes "The Preacher's Need to Study" Jerry Jenkins Hamilton, Alabama 20 minutes Chairman William Green, Pepperdine 4:00 P.M. General Lectureship Classes (Meeting at 4 p.m. daily) "Christ and Scientific Discovery" Douglas Dean Room 108 AL Pepperdine "The Priesthood of Christ" -Robert Rowland Green Room Portland, Oregon "The Unity We Seek" Alonzo Welch Auditorium Jackson, Miss. Classes for Women (Meeting 2 and 4 p.m. Monday only) "Letters of John" Mrs. William Todd Student Body Office Pepperdine "The Woman of God" Mrs. J. P. Mattox Vermont Auditorium Oklahoma City, Okla. 7:00 P.M. Vermont Church Auditorium Special Lecture for Women "The Christian Woman and the Little Things" Mrs. George Adrian Chairman Mrs. M. Norvel Young, Pepperdine 6 General Lectureship Classes (Meeting at 7 p.m. daily) "Christian Marriage" Thomas Warren Room 208 AL Fort Worth, Texas "Christian's Use of Leisure Time" Jennings Davis, Jr. Room 108 AL Nashville, Tennessee "Lands of the New Testament" Douglas Perkins Green Room San Diego "Planning and Leading the Worship in Song" Norman Hatch Room 203 AL Pepperdine "The Holy Spirit Within Us" Lyle Dalzell Room 201 RA Fresno "Better Stewardship" Curtis Manor Room 209 AL Visalia Special Class for Young People "Christ Is the Difference In Youth" Johnny Thompson Room 205 HA Graham, Texas 8:00 P.M. Auditorium "Christ, Our Contemporary in Stewardship" Rex F. Johnston Pepperdine 40 minutes Chairman Fred Davis, Pepperdine Song Director Ray Garner, Glendale Gymnasium "Christ, Our Contemporary in Prayer John H. Banister Dallas, Texas 40 minutes Chairman George Hill, Pepperdine Song Director Glen Stice, Westminster PLEASE OBSERVE PARKING REGULATIONS City parking regulations adjacent to the campus are enforced daily by the police department. Please observe the posted parking regula- tions at all times. Other parking suggestions are: (1 ) Always lock your car. (2) Please observe campus parking regulations as posted. (3) Please do not double park, or block campus driveways. (4) A limited number of parking places are available on campus, most of these are in use by students. All-day parking is available on all adjacent residential streets, except where otherwise posted. TUESDAY, MARCH 19 8:00 A.M. General Lectureship Classes (Meeting at 8 a.m. daily) "Teaching Christ With Audio-Visual Aids" G. C. Morlan Room 204 AL Pepperdine "Christian Philosophy of Life" Robert Sprague Room 108 AL Lawton, Okla.
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