Highly concentrated; tending to strengthen or increase; tending to give force or emphasis—These words truly define the first few weeks of our second semester.  Adjunct professors, Dr. Charles Pahlman, Rev. Jimmy Collins, and Rev. Mark Lantz, joined us for a week of intensive study and spiritual emphasis as once again we renewed our vision for a lost world.

     While Tabernacle and Bibliology became the subjects at hand for the freshmen and juniors, World Missions was

the overriding theme of the week.  Instruction in Missiology filled the senior classroom and overflowed into the evening services. 

     Thursday evening’s service included a Power Point presentation by the “S.E.N.T. Team” that ministered in the Philippine Islands last summer,  as well as a challenging call by Dr. Pahlman to remember God’s promise to FGBI:

  “Ask of me, and I shall give thee the heathen for thine inheritance, and the uttermost parts of the earth for thy possession.”  The altars were filled with future ministers and missionaries seeking the direction of the Lord for their lives. 

     After the service, several expressed a desire to be a part of our second missions trip which is tentatively scheduled for July 22, 2006.  Truly God is bringing  the world to our doorstep!   

     Historically, there has never been a time when it has been easier to do the work of missions.  God has prospered America for His own purpose, and His purpose is to “seek and to save that which was lost.”  We presently have 12 students that have applied to go.

reach the world with the Gospel of Jesus Christ.  We have willing laborers and an open invitation to return to the Philippine Islands, as well as other countries.  Our greatest need is for financial support to carry out this great mission.

    There is a great need for young people in other lands to see holiness young people who are sold out to the Lord. 

     The same spirit of worldliness that has overrun many churches in America is being propagated around the world.  The standards of America often become the standards of the world.  Why shouldn’t holiness young people set the standard of the Gospel on the mission field? 

     Our students have already displayed a heart for the mission field not just in their praying, but also in their giving.  After hearing Rev. Gene Huff tell of God’s bountiful provision for his outreach to Romania a few years ago, we received an offering from our students to finance a youth camp on the Island of Samar in the Philippines.  This is scheduled to

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REVIVAL FIRES
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45 UNITED VOICES
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GUEST TEACHER:
REV. GENE HUFF
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A NEW OPENING
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