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Citation: London Bible Institute. “Program of the Fourth Annual Commencement 
of the London Bible Institute, June 2, 1942.” (1942)

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PROGRAM 
of the 
Fourth Annual Commencement 
of the 
LONDON BIBLE INSTITUTE 

[ A seed- like logo is in the middle printed in blue ink. There is a cross 
in the middle and an open Bible on top of it with shining rays from the middle 
going outwards. The letters L, B and I are surrounding the cross and the Bible. 
It is surrounded with the words "SEND OUT THY LIGHT" and 3 white circles in the 
bottom.]
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Tuesday, June 2nd, at 8 p.m. 
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London Gospel Centre 
London, Ont. 


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O THAT WILL BE GLORY 
[Verse 1]
When all my labors and trials are o'er [ over ], 
And I am safe on that beautiful shore, 
Just to be near the dear Lord I adore, 
Will thro' [ through ] the ages be glory for me. 
[Verse 2]
O that will be, glory for me, 
Glory for me, Glory for me; 
When by His grace I shall look on His face. 
That will be glory, be glory for me. 
[Verse 3]
When, by the gift of His infinite grace, 
I am accorded in heaven a place, 
Just to be there and to look on His face. 
Will thro' [ through ] the ages be glory for me. 
[Verse 4]
Friends will be there I have loved long ago; 
Joy like a river around me will flow; 
Yet, just a smile from my Saviour, I know, 
Will thro' [ through ] the ages be glory for me. 

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WHAT A WONDERFUL SAVIOUR 
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Christ has for sin atonement made, What a wonderful Saviour! 
We are redeemed! the price is paid! What a wonderful Saviour! 
What a wonderful Saviour is Jesus, my Jesus! 
What a wonderful Saviour, is Jesus, my Lord! 
[Verse 2]
I Praise Him for the cleansing blood, What a wonderful Saviour! 
That reconciled my soul to God; What a wonderful Saviour! 
What a wonderful Saviour is Jesus, my Jesus! 
What a wonderful Saviour is Jesus, my Lord. 

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The Palms are being furnished with the compliments of 
THE DICKS' GREENHOUSE 



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The Programme 
Dr. J. W. Mahood, Chairman 

Prelude 

Processional 

National Anthem 

Invocation 

Hymn 

Welcome . . . Gordon Chaffe 

Quartette . . . "I Will Praise Him" 
(Misses Williams, Collar, Zhelka, Mr. Hunt.) 

Testimony . . . Irene Wiedriek 

Announcements 

Accordian Solo . . . Blake Hunt 

"Orb" presentation . . . Betty Collar 

"When the Clouds are Riven" . . . Choral Club 

Testimony . . .  Harold Hood 

Solo . . . "Have You Thought?" 
(Mrs. Hulbert) 

Farewell Message . . . James Stark 

Trio . . . "Shadows" 
(Mrs. Hulbert, Mr. and Mrs. Hartill) 

Message . . . Dr. H. H. Savage 
"Moses — or the Tragedy of the Good" 

Hmyn 

Presentation of Diplomas . . . Dr. J. W. Mahood 

Benediction 



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Graduating Class, 1942 
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DAY SCHOOL 

Gordon Chaffe . . . Dresden, Ontario 
Betty Collar . . . Wingham, Ontario 
Mary Dall . . . Toronto, Ontario 
Harold Hood . . .  Toronto, Ontario 
Blake Hunt . . .  Lambeth, Ontario 
Marion Pittaway . . . Wilton Grove, Ontario 
Gertha Rice . . . Detroit, Michigan 
Beatrice Stark . . . London, Ontario 
James Stark . . .  London, Ontario 
Irene Wiedrick . . . Waterford, Ontario 
Elsie Williams . . . Gowanstown, Ontario 
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EVENING SCHOOL 

Jean Lamont . . . London, Ontario 

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The President's Word 

With the twelve who receive diplomas tonight thirty-six will 
have been graduated. Many of these are already in some form of 
Christian service. Our students are ready to give a good account of 
themselves, and churches and missions are asking for our graduates.
We must maintain this work on a high level, for that is what God 
expects of us. Personally, I expect that after this war is over we shall 
see the greatest missionary movement in history. We must not disappoint 
our Lord in not having the workers equipped and ready. 

The Institute depends upon the gifts of Christian people for its 
support. It was begun as a work of faith and is carried on as such. We 
need $500 at once to meet our current obligations. If 100 people will 
give $5.00 each tonight, or promise it, they will lift a heavy burden 
from the management. Use the envelopes in the pews. 

Thanking you, I am, 

Yours in Him, 

J. W. MAHOOD 

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