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^e* «/i \- v.:'^:.^'^; -,-^i ; .1 />/.'/ ' . .• ' ^ > .- .' , ^ \.^.-;i-•y-^•.-^•:/.'>.-- //^ V ^ V, fl TWiK^ Jounoal Be.l<7»o«* Ta. ^' % ^' 0^ /, OAKWOOD UNIVERSITY | n^ K!0^ ^0/JM/€ 5'^ This journal belongs to: s ^ An TVit j(X/ryuii Of ••• \^c^^po<^ t^\ri\wejr*b\\\^ \<b -full o^ +V»e- vy\o'b\ '\v^\^re^^W\na, OaV-wopc?! cxpe-ricioc-e. vvWic-U i«& c-£>v^parable \o y\o\r\e,, A^ Oc^Wwc>pc4iTe citoyWc^Y^ '^'^ OaWw£>c»d'i"t'e i-s. a yp\Ay-\ci wxai^ or wcvwavn, . «&^e-V-ii^^ Ti? e-lcvaTe, TViev>i«&elvc-^ "HirfJU^iiU e.duc-a't'icio iio ^^ 4CO^M -S'pjri'huallY i^ur'hur'ii^^ a+vtip^pUe-re,. XU'i<€» \e,ar;AXye, 'feTa-f-l- de-c-idcd Tc> de,<?lica+e-our Y€:;<^«"bc>c>W e.-f-p£?rf'«e 'l'c»warcjj«& ^ c-reaTiio^ c^ public^a'l'it?!^ 'Hia'i' c-c^p+'ure,^ "Hie ii^dlv'idual . experie-i^c-C'fe o-\ e,acX> OaV-\^oocA\fe,, 0\Ar ^pa\ \Na-^ fo w\aVe, "Hii-e Y&t^rWpc)!^ c^ rc-fle^c-'hirio £)f* eac^U pe,r«&oi^a^e, 'hUci'l' Uc^«c. i&c'h. -pf^rji" CIO TVii*£» c-.awvipu«£» avnd tfiivc Y^*^ <^ c-Uaioc-e> "tf? e.vpre,<e»«£» YOur<feelve.'e» TV»ri?u^U "Hie pc^^e-<£. f?-p y^^*" ^*^ e-^^e-ioc^e, Y^^*"^'^^^* we Triced To c-ap+'ure "Hie G^rea^'ive ^p'ir'i"h £?-p aio OaWwoi?c?li+'e a^cA le-T iT c.c>l/?r our pa^c4». TUj^ ye,ar\ppp\^ i^ dcdic-a'he^d "h^) y^c*. OaWw£?pc?)'«& pre-s.-fi^iou-e. 'S.Tudeioi' b£><?lY. We,< pre,<fee,io+' "hf? y^*^ tUe, '•',"' ' . * ' " T'lll pe-io wiee.'h^ Paper.... S^tg/r^OOB-^0<^0 ^/^^ar^of^k ^^€^§z/^9ri^ 16-17 3oi/rnAl £^nfr^ i^f....!.., Ooi/OfUHl fnfr^ #'!.....•. 6<r-66 J| #^1 OoirnAl fnfr^ 118-119 Ooi/ryua fnfr^ i^^......,. 160-161 : mxsMmtBsssmmimmmmmmf^^immmmmmms^^ ill iiimiiiM liiii [iiiiMiMiw iiiMiimi—iw iiiiii m\ m I ^^^^L^^:i^z^^^^t:^^:r^ V-t * Iv*^K* ^,v'il«^» T.-iSfAi <i^t W6 a' V it* t<>»^ of>>«*:"^^s A^e•" ;ot*r«V^v>: AC- d'^" ixv; .Ci>^*•>>"' V ^v vv ,.>:A S^ v.-.,;t'v'>'' ., V".- W-* ,..; ""*«/7""-f?'^'Jf*'or. VE SEEN GOD DO SO MUCH WITH $0 LITTLE FOR SO NOW LONG BELIEVE HE CAN DO ANYTHINC WITH I Ya<. NOTHtNC INCLUDING ME" '•C;"»..C, 4t -E£ Cleveland ;^.. ,'«'C>»., ^.^ i m'' Hi { I Good News Spreading the to All «n. As I reflecl on my life as a .Seventh Day Advcntist, I can recall my great- grandmother always telling me how herjourney as an Adventist started. .She was currently living in Montgomery, Alabama and she was a faithful devout member of the Baptist Church. She ^aid that one day while walking to the store she heard a man preaching and as she looked under the tent. Many were moved by the words that wece coming out of his mouth. Every night my great grandmother aad.^randfather vvould go out and hear Elder E.E. Creveiund preach the word of God. Many students may not know the impact of E.E Cleveland's life and ministry. Allow me to try and give you a glimpse. In 1954 Pastor E.E. Cleveland held an historic evangelistic meeting in Montgomery on the comer of Smythe and High where over 500 persons were baptized; one was my great- grandmother. Ever since then my entire family has been raised as Adventists, and they number over 300 people. Imagine that this took place with ju>t 10 other individuals he baptized. E.E. Cleveland was a great man: he was a man ofintegrity. I can recall the first time I heard him preach. He came up to Detroit to deliver the message for the Youth Federation. He spoke about his upbringing and where he went to school and the enormous impact it had upon his life. He stated over and o\er that it was a "litde schooiin Huntsville, Alabama." E.E. Cleveland was much more than a preacher. He was a leader a man that stoodnpfor principle and what he believed in. Pastor E.E. Cleveland taught and proclaimed the Advent messageto.a world that was losing all hope. For that I am grateful. Praise the Lord for allowing this man ofGod to embrace us with his presence. I praise the Lord for a man of God who * cared about people and was sincere. Praise the Lord KINV/ IWTH" for Elder Edward Earl Cleveland's life and Ministry. WIRTIN One day we will meet him in heaven and sing the IRISTIAN MAR word's ofthe old negro spiritual "free at last, free at ANNUAL last, Thank God Almighty we are free at last." for JU OUR LEGAC :0 Speaker The Toson Knight .J M ;gs?v",3Sigs:«sr VH'<^5fta] B'jf51ri ^' \ i: €. Prc^ii^e.i^'t'ial f4^c^ TVic. e.xpc.c-^TaTi£>vn c»-p e-xc-etlle-i^c-e. pe-rvne-a"!"&<& "hUe. OciWwpfx?! TVte-re. are- Kif> I'lvniT'^r "ho wUa'h PaWwooci Ut^ive.r^i'K' c-aio be-e-Ki pV»e. c»-p "H^c- vno^^ e-v^tyvable.^ WUv csif? T ^»aY "H^*^"^ T Tvie. ai^^we-r c^io be. *uv»ivne.c< up by Pe-ople.^ -Pro«re-**/ Ai^ci Prf>*pe-G*'t'*. Pir^T, Pe-<?ple.. OaWwpocsl U^i^ c.xce-p"fi«>K-»al ^'\'\A<^eAr%\'^ wUo arc- ^-pJri'huial, vt^tpy^ oj y^tt^^ \eM<Ae,r^ \%^ ^ervic-c. TVi'i* vc^r we. Utfive. e-vpcrie-vnC'e^ TVic v»i^Vic-«.T e^iorf>Uvv»c»oT ivn OU Ui^TlprYl TUe- ii^c-f>v*»«K-»«r -frc-f&Vivncv^ i£>ii^ *£>pU£>Mif>re-*,^u*^if>r*, ak^cjI ^e,*^te>r^ wUo UaVc- « v&.^iA'\'aYto%^ -jar Ue-lpiv^rt c^k^M rtrou»oc4 TVic. WfJrW. Our ^r«c4urtTe.*^ po^iTivcJlv ivnprtc-'l' every pari" <?-f --'. I., sSSE 'Se,c>pvy<^, Pro^re^^'b. CTUi* y^*^*" Via* be-e-io e.xc-e-p'h|t>v-»al <^e.*pi'f'e. e.c-pi^t?vnic^ Uar<A '\'tvne,^. '^ OaV-v/ppc^ v»ta'iv-»Tai»^* *olic4 -fii^a»oc-ial *clve.*^c-y av^<3l "hUi* ye<*r U«* be-cv^ "Hie. be.*"!" iio *' re^arcsl Tr -fuvnesl-rai^iKi^. Me-W coio^'hruc-'Hiovo prme-c^f"* Uaye. pri>duc-ec4 i4c»UAVi<j| i4aU a^-i<?ls:j TVie. be^uTi-pul /re.»^avne.<3|y 'STudc-io't' T>iv>'i»o^ i4all. f cow'tiioue. vny auc.*'!' "h> provi<?le. vii£»rejii8 *c<Uf>lar*Uip* TViaT a**i*T *TUc4ei<^T* by ru»oioiK^<^ vnaraTVioi^* a»^dt' rai*ii<»«» vnoiocy lio T2ur^ioi*?^« -for *S&-Uolar*V»ip* pro«rav*i. wffitSS! Tvurc^, Pr«>*pcc.'l'«&. TVte. re^l'i'tY c*T '^'•'^ cxc.e.p't"i£>v-»tfil ye.«r J* i^p'h Vivnply wU^i" ?* Via« c\»^«^ i« Uappe-k-iiio^. IT nocluoie* "Hie ai^'\''tc^i^<\'\'ioyy o\ \A\o(\' Go<A will <?l£> -for ^ OaWwpfjd Ut^ive.rVi'ty ii^ "rtic. -fu+ure. i4'i«' pr<?v'i<4«-*^Cr-^ i* oWic^u-* «aiio«?l +Uerc. i* "^ every rea*«>i^ Tb believe We will ble««> u* ik^ ac-cf^wipli^U'ii/^A f>ur rev*iaivniio<:i v-»ee<3l*- rt i4ealTV» «io«3l Wellv^e-^* Cei^'l'er, ^'\'\A<^e,%n\' «»a+Vteriio<* -pac-'iri"iv, expai^«»if>io f?7 ae^^tTtPt^aV ^ra^viaTe, v>rpairayn^, av\<^ c-o^-i^'hciv-i't' ivnprt>vevne»^'t' 07 (^c^^cwstC' prf>*irav»»*. ^iKic-erelv/ .pelbert W. BaWer, PU.P.

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^e* «/i \- v.:'^:.^'^; -,-^i ; .1 />/.'/ ' . .• ' ^ > .- .' , ^ \.^.-;i-•y-^•.-^•:/.'>.-- //^ V ^ V, fl TWiK^ Jounoal Be.l<7»o«* Ta. ^' % ^' 0^ /, OAKWOOD UNIVERSITY | n^ K!0^ ^0/JM/€ 5'^ This journal belongs to: s ^ An TVit j(X/ryuii Of ••• \^c^^po<^ t^\ri\wejr*b\\\^ \<b -full o^ +V»e- vy\o'b\ '\v^\^re^^W\na, OaV-wopc?! cxpe-ricioc-e. vvWic-U i«& c-£>v^parable \o y\o\r\e,, A^ Oc^Wwc>pc4iTe citoyWc^Y^ '^'^ OaWw£>c»d'i"t'e i-s. a yp\Ay-\ci wxai^ or wcvwavn, . «&^e-V-ii^^ Ti? e-lcvaTe, TViev>i«&elvc-^ "HirfJU^iiU e.duc-a't'icio iio ^^ 4CO^M -S'pjri'huallY i^ur'hur'ii^^ a+vtip^pUe-re,. XU'i<€» \e,ar;AXye, 'feTa-f-l- de-c-idcd Tc> de,<?lica+e-our Y€:;<^«"bc>c>W e.-f-p£?rf'«e 'l'c»warcjj«& ^ c-reaTiio^ c^ public^a'l'it?!^ 'Hia'i' c-c^p+'ure,^ "Hie ii^dlv'idual . experie-i^c-C'fe o-\ e,acX> OaV-\^oocA\fe,, 0\Ar ^pa\ \Na-^ fo w\aVe, "Hii-e Y&t^rWpc)!^ c^ rc-fle^c-'hirio £)f* eac^U pe,r«&oi^a^e, 'hUci'l' Uc^«c. i&c'h. -pf^rji" CIO TVii*£» c-.awvipu«£» avnd tfiivc Y^*^ <^ c-Uaioc-e> "tf? e.vpre,<e»«£» YOur<feelve.'e» TV»ri?u^U "Hie pc^^e-<£. f?-p y^^*" ^*^ e-^^e-ioc^e, Y^^*"^'^^^* we Triced To c-ap+'ure "Hie G^rea^'ive ^p'ir'i"h £?-p aio OaWwoi?c?li+'e a^cA le-T iT c.c>l/?r our pa^c4». TUj^ ye,ar\ppp\^ i^ dcdic-a'he^d "h^) y^c*. OaWw£?pc?)'«& pre-s.-fi^iou-e. 'S.Tudeioi' b£><?lY. We,< pre,<fee,io+' "hf? y^*^ tUe, '•',"' ' . * ' " T'lll pe-io wiee.'h^ Paper.... S^tg/r^OOB-^0<^0 ^/^^ar^of^k ^^€^§z/^9ri^ 16-17 3oi/rnAl £^nfr^ i^f....!.., Ooi/OfUHl fnfr^ #'!.....•. 6<r-66 J| #^1 OoirnAl fnfr^ 118-119 Ooi/ryua fnfr^ i^^......,. 160-161 : mxsMmtBsssmmimmmmmmf^^immmmmmms^^ ill iiimiiiM liiii [iiiiMiMiw iiiMiimi—iw iiiiii m\ m I ^^^^L^^:i^z^^^^t:^^:r^ V-t * Iv*^K* ^,v'il«^» T.-iSfAi <i^t W6 a' V it* t<>»^ of>>«*:"^^s A^e•" ;ot*r«V^v>: AC- d'^" ixv; .Ci>^*•>>"' V ^v vv ,.>:A S^ v.-.,;t'v'>'' ., V".- W-* ,..; ""*«/7""-f?'^'Jf*'or. VE SEEN GOD DO SO MUCH WITH $0 LITTLE FOR SO NOW LONG BELIEVE HE CAN DO ANYTHINC WITH I Ya<. NOTHtNC INCLUDING ME" '•C;"»..C, 4t -E£ Cleveland ;^.. ,'«'C>»., ^.^ i m'' Hi { I Good News Spreading the to All «n. As I reflecl on my life as a .Seventh Day Advcntist, I can recall my great- grandmother always telling me how herjourney as an Adventist started. .She was currently living in Montgomery, Alabama and she was a faithful devout member of the Baptist Church. She ^aid that one day while walking to the store she heard a man preaching and as she looked under the tent. Many were moved by the words that wece coming out of his mouth. Every night my great grandmother aad.^randfather vvould go out and hear Elder E.E. Creveiund preach the word of God. Many students may not know the impact of E.E Cleveland's life and ministry. Allow me to try and give you a glimpse. In 1954 Pastor E.E. Cleveland held an historic evangelistic meeting in Montgomery on the comer of Smythe and High where over 500 persons were baptized; one was my great- grandmother. Ever since then my entire family has been raised as Adventists, and they number over 300 people. Imagine that this took place with ju>t 10 other individuals he baptized. E.E. Cleveland was a great man: he was a man ofintegrity. I can recall the first time I heard him preach. He came up to Detroit to deliver the message for the Youth Federation. He spoke about his upbringing and where he went to school and the enormous impact it had upon his life. He stated over and o\er that it was a "litde schooiin Huntsville, Alabama." E.E. Cleveland was much more than a preacher. He was a leader a man that stoodnpfor principle and what he believed in. Pastor E.E. Cleveland taught and proclaimed the Advent messageto.a world that was losing all hope. For that I am grateful. Praise the Lord for allowing this man ofGod to embrace us with his presence. I praise the Lord for a man of God who * cared about people and was sincere. Praise the Lord KINV/ IWTH" for Elder Edward Earl Cleveland's life and Ministry. WIRTIN One day we will meet him in heaven and sing the IRISTIAN MAR word's ofthe old negro spiritual "free at last, free at ANNUAL last, Thank God Almighty we are free at last." for JU OUR LEGAC :0 Speaker The Toson Knight .J M ;gs?v",3Sigs:«sr VH'<^5fta] B'jf51ri ^' \ i: €. Prc^ii^e.i^'t'ial f4^c^ TVic. e.xpc.c-^TaTi£>vn c»-p e-xc-etlle-i^c-e. pe-rvne-a"!"&<& "hUe. OciWwpfx?! TVte-re. are- Kif> I'lvniT'^r "ho wUa'h PaWwooci Ut^ive.r^i'K' c-aio be-e-Ki pV»e. c»-p "H^c- vno^^ e-v^tyvable.^ WUv csif? T ^»aY "H^*^"^ T Tvie. ai^^we-r c^io be. *uv»ivne.c< up by Pe-ople.^ -Pro«re-**/ Ai^ci Prf>*pe-G*'t'*. Pir^T, Pe-<?ple.. OaWwpocsl U^i^ c.xce-p"fi«>K-»al ^'\'\A<^eAr%\'^ wUo arc- ^-pJri'huial, vt^tpy^ oj y^tt^^ \eM<Ae,r^ \%^ ^ervic-c. TVi'i* vc^r we. Utfive. e-vpcrie-vnC'e^ TVic v»i^Vic-«.T e^iorf>Uvv»c»oT ivn OU Ui^TlprYl TUe- ii^c-f>v*»«K-»«r -frc-f&Vivncv^ i£>ii^ *£>pU£>Mif>re-*,^u*^if>r*, ak^cjI ^e,*^te>r^ wUo UaVc- « v&.^iA'\'aYto%^ -jar Ue-lpiv^rt c^k^M rtrou»oc4 TVic. WfJrW. Our ^r«c4urtTe.*^ po^iTivcJlv ivnprtc-'l' every pari" <?-f --'. I., sSSE 'Se,c>pvy<^, Pro^re^^'b. CTUi* y^*^*" Via* be-e-io e.xc-e-p'h|t>v-»al <^e.*pi'f'e. e.c-pi^t?vnic^ Uar<A '\'tvne,^. '^ OaV-v/ppc^ v»ta'iv-»Tai»^* *olic4 -fii^a»oc-ial *clve.*^c-y av^<3l "hUi* ye<*r U«* be-cv^ "Hie. be.*"!" iio *' re^arcsl Tr -fuvnesl-rai^iKi^. Me-W coio^'hruc-'Hiovo prme-c^f"* Uaye. pri>duc-ec4 i4c»UAVi<j| i4aU a^-i<?ls:j TVie. be^uTi-pul /re.»^avne.<3|y 'STudc-io't' T>iv>'i»o^ i4all. f cow'tiioue. vny auc.*'!' "h> provi<?le. vii£»rejii8 *c<Uf>lar*Uip* TViaT a**i*T *TUc4ei<^T* by ru»oioiK^<^ vnaraTVioi^* a»^dt' rai*ii<»«» vnoiocy lio T2ur^ioi*?^« -for *S&-Uolar*V»ip* pro«rav*i. wffitSS! Tvurc^, Pr«>*pcc.'l'«&. TVte. re^l'i'tY c*T '^'•'^ cxc.e.p't"i£>v-»tfil ye.«r J* i^p'h Vivnply wU^i" ?* Via« c\»^«^ i« Uappe-k-iiio^. IT nocluoie* "Hie ai^'\''tc^i^<\'\'ioyy o\ \A\o(\' Go<A will <?l£> -for ^ OaWwpfjd Ut^ive.rVi'ty ii^ "rtic. -fu+ure. i4'i«' pr<?v'i<4«-*^Cr-^ i* oWic^u-* «aiio«?l +Uerc. i* "^ every rea*«>i^ Tb believe We will ble««> u* ik^ ac-cf^wipli^U'ii/^A f>ur rev*iaivniio<:i v-»ee<3l*- rt i4ealTV» «io«3l Wellv^e-^* Cei^'l'er, ^'\'\A<^e,%n\' «»a+Vteriio<* -pac-'iri"iv, expai^«»if>io f?7 ae^^tTtPt^aV ^ra^viaTe, v>rpairayn^, av\<^ c-o^-i^'hciv-i't' ivnprt>vevne»^'t' 07 (^c^^cwstC' prf>*irav»»*. ^iKic-erelv/ .pelbert W. BaWer, PU.P.

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