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40th Annual Pepperdine Bible Lectureship -- ThatWe Might Live: Great themes from the Epistle toTitus (1983)Jerry RushfordPepperdine University

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PEPPERDINEBIBLE APril 19-22

LECTURESHIP

On behalf of Pepperdine University, I amhappy to welcome you to the 40th AnnualBible Lectureship. With the able leadershipof Jerry Rushford and Kanet Thomas, weshall have more than twice as many stayingon campus for the lectures this year thanever before.

The Department of Church Services alsoincludes Don Williams, and this team ofdedicated Christians plans a number ofworkshops and meetings for church leadersand youth groups during each year. Thedistinctive mission of Pepperdine Universitycalls for serving the church.

As we worship together, we hope thesinging will lift our hearts, the lessons willinstruct us, and the fellowship will draw uscloser in Christian love and service.

Howard A. WhitePresident, Pepperdine University

Welcome to the Malibu campus and to thetradition-honored Pepperdine Lectures. For40 years the annual Pepperdine UniversityBible Lectureship has provided a platformfor great Biblical preaching and teaching bysome of the most able leaders in the church.

The University is justly proud of this40-year heritage of greatness in theproclamation of the Bible and Bible-relatedthemes. The Pepperdine Lectures rest upontwo great truths: that Jesus Christ is Lordand Savior; and that the Bible is theinspired and authoritative Word of God. TheBible is the cornerstone for every aspect ofChristianity's world mission, and the churchhas made its greatest advances in thoseperiods in which the Bible has beenrediscovered.

We anticipate four wonderful days ofChristian fellowship and spiritual renewal aswe study and worship together.

Jerry RushfordLectureship Director

With 80 Lectureship participants comingfrom 16 states and 48 cities, and withhundreds of Lectureship guests staying inour dorms and hundreds of others driving inevery day, we are truly thrilled inwelcoming you to Pepperdine's largest BibleLectureship at the Malibu campus. We aremost happy that you are here to enjoy withother Christians from around the countrywhat we hope to be a very stimulating,spiritual experience.

I would like to encourage you to be sureand read the General Information pertainingto the Lectureship which is located in theback of this booklet. If you are not staying oncampus, please be sure to register atLectureship Central or in the lobby ofFirestone Fieldhouse before or after themain lectures. For items of interest and anychanges that might occur in the program, aDaily News Bulletin will be provided eachday to keep you informed. Thank you forcoming!!

Kanet ThomasLectureship Coordinator

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THE OPENING NIGHT PROGRAMTUESDAY, APRIL 19, 1983

Firestone Fieldhouse, 7:00 p.m.

Keynote LecturerGARY BEAUCHAMPDallas, Texas"That We Might Live'(Titus 2:11-14)

Guest Song LeaderRAY WALKERNashville, Tennessee

The 40th AnnualPepperdine

Bible Lectureship Schedule

TUESDAY, April 194:30 p.m. Dinner Programs

Associated Women forPepperdine Dinner$5.00—all ladies invited to attend

Speaker: Howard A. White, MalibuPlace: Cafeteria

Chancellor's Council DinnerSpeaker: Gary Beauchamp, Dallas, TexasPlace: The Fireside Room

(Dinner available for others in theAWP Cafe)

7:00 p.m. "That We Might Live"(Titus 2:11-14)

Speaker: Gary Beauchamp, Dallas, TexasSong Leader: Ray Walker, Nashville, Tenn.Place: Firestone Fieldhouse

9:30 p.m. West Coast PremiereFilm: "The Heart of the Fighter"

Landon Saunders Film SeriesPlace: Elkins Auditorium

WEDNESDAY, April 207-8:00 a.m. Breakfast Program

World Outreach Foundation"Opportunities in MedicalEvangelism"

Speaker: Joe Glenn, Atlanta, GeorgiaPlace: Cafeteria

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1983 THEME SPEAKERS

TONY ASH, Austin,Texas"Sound Doctrine:Securing the Future"(Titus 1:5-9)Wednesday, April 20,11:00 a.m.

RUBEL SHELLY,Nashville, Tennessee"The Enemies Of TheFaith"(Titus 1:10-16}Wednesday, April 20,7:00 p.m.

LYNN ANDERSON,Abilene, Texas"Will Our Children HaveFaith?"(Titus 2:1-10)

r Thursday, April 21,P 11:00 a.m.

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JOE BARNETT,Lubbock, Texas"When God Appeared'(Titus 3:1-7)Thursday, April 21,7:00 p.m.

CLYDE MUSE,Oklahoma City, Oklahoma"Insist On These Things"(Titus 3:8-11)Friday, April 22,11:00 a.m.

LANDON SAUNDERS,New York, New York"How To Make Your LifeWork . . . Finally"(Titus 3:12-14)Friday, April 22,7:00 p.m.

FEATURED CLASSES

CARROLL OSBURNMemphis, TennesseeDaily at 8:30 a.m.Elkins Auditorium

DEANNA BEAUCHAMPDallas, TexasDaily at 8:30 a.m.Smothers Theatre

8:30 a.m. CLASSES

Title: "Expository Study of the Epistleto Titus"

Teacher: Deanna Beauchamp, Dallas, TexasPlace: Smothers Theatre


Teacher: Carroll Osburn, Memphis, Term.Place: Elkins Auditorium

Title: "The Christ for the Man in theCity"

Teacher: Kieth Mitchell, New York, NYPlace: Stauffer Chapel

Title: "Discipling: The MultiplyingMinistry"

Teacher: Milton Jones, Seattle, WashingtonPlace: AMB 105

Title: "A Crash Course in Counselingfor Church Leaders"

Teacher: Tom Milholland, Abilene, TexasPlace: AC 245-47

Title: "Prayer: Where the Action Is"Teacher: Silas Shotwell, Stillwater, Okla.Place: AMB 220

Title: "An Architect Talks AboutFuture Church Buildings"(A Slide Presentation)

Teacher: Samuel Lanford, Champaign, Dl.Place: MSC 105

9:45 a.m. CLASSES

Title: "Dying . . . That We Might Live"Teacher: Cindy Novak, MalibuPlace: Smothers Theatre

Title: "Biblical Archaeology"(A Slide Presentation)

Teacher: Harvey Porter, Albuquerque, NMPlace: Elkins Auditorium

Title: "In Pursuit of People: Growing AChurch in the 1980's"

Teacher: Randy Mayeux, Long BeachPlace: Stauffer Chapel

Title: "No Longer Male and Female"Teacher: Oliver Howard, Tulsa, OklahomaPlace: AMB 105

Title: "Church in Transition: A Case-Study of the Inglewood Churchin Los Angeles"

Teacher: John Green, Los AngelesPlace: AC 245-47

Title: "Opportunities for Christians inPolitics"

Teacher: Jerry Riley, Eugene, OregonPlace: AMB 220

Title: "Building Campus Ministries onthe West Coast"

Teacher: Rick Rowland, CalabasasPlace: MSC105

11:00 a.m. "Sound Doctrine: Securing theFuture" (Titus 1:5-9)

Speaker: Tony Ash, Austin, TexasSong Leader: Nick Smith, StocktonPlace: Firestone Fieldhouse

12-1 p.m. LUNCHEON PROGRAMS

Lubbock Christian CollegeLuncheon

Speaker: Steven Lemley, Lubbock, TexasPlace: Fireside Room

African Christian HospitalLuncheon

Speaker: H. Glenn Boyd, Searcy, ArkansasPlace: Board of Regents Room

2:00 p.m. CLASSES

Title: "The History of our FavoriteHymns" (A Slide Presentation)

Teacher: Jerry Rushford, AgouraPlace: Smothers Theater

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Title: "When Motherhood Hurts"Teacher: Lesley Mize, Englewood, ColoradoPlace: Elkins Auditorium

Title: Preaching on Old TestamentCharacters"Daniel: Living with Severity"

Teacher: Rick Atchley, Abilene, TexasPlace: Stauffer Chapel

Title: "The Church as Revealed in theGospels"

Teacher: Paul Methvin, OrangevalePlace: AMB 105

Title: "The Dead Sea Scrolls andPrimitive Christianity"

Teacher: Bill Grasham, Abilene, TexasPlace: AC 245-47

Title: "Let Justice Roll Down:The Prophets Speak Today"

Teacher: Ken Chaffin, Lafayette, IndianaPlace: AMB 220

Title: "Christian College Admissionsand Financial Aid"

Teachers: Robert Fraley,Dean of AdmissionsIsrael Rodriguez, Director ofFinancial AidPepperdine University

Place: MSC 105

3:30 p.m. CLASSES

BOOK REVIEWSBook: Affliction by Edith SchaefferReviewer: Sara Jackson, MalibuBook: Pioneer Women

by Joanne L. StrattonReviewer: Jeannie Mayeux, Long Beach

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Book: Children are Wet Cementby Anne Qrtland

Reviewer: Lori Rushford, AgouraBook: Why Bad Things Happen to

Good People by Harold S.Kushner

Reviewer: Kanet Thomas, MalibuPlace: Smothers Theatre

ISSUES FORUMExegetical Studies in Titus

Title: "Not Given to Much Wine"(Titus 1:7)

Teacher: Carroll Osburn, Memphis, Tenn.Place: Elkins Auditorium

Title: Mission Field Reports on AfricaCoordinator: J. P. SandersPlace: Stauffer Chapel

Title: "Evangelistic Writing"Teacher: Steven Clark Goad, Mesa, Ariz.Place: AMB105

4:45 p.m. Dinner ProgramE. W. McMillan AppreciationDinner

Speaker: M. Norvel Young, MalibuPlace: Cafeteria

6:15 p.m. The Victory QuartetFirestone Fieldhouse

7:00 p.m. "The Enemies of the Faith"(Titus 1:10-16)

Speaker: Rubel Shelly, Nashville, TennesseeSong Leader: Don Williams, Inglewood

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PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY SALUTESBBBBI

E. w. MCMILLANWith An Appreciation Dinner

Wednesday, April 20, 1983at 4:45 p.m. in the Cafeteria

Edward Washington McMillan was born inNew Baden, Texas, on September 27, 1889.He was baptized into Christ in 1908 andbegan preaching in 1909. He has beenpreaching the gospel of Christ for nearlythree quarters of a century.

Among the churches that "Brother Mac"has preached for are College in Abilene,Central in Nashville, Union Avenue inMemphis, Painter Avenue in Whittier andNorthside in Santa Ana.

The Christian Colleges where he hasserved include Abilene Christian University,Ibaraki Christian College, SouthwesternChristian College, Pepperdine University,Lubbock Christian College, Christian Collegeof the Southwest and Columbia ChristianCollege.

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9:00 p.m. West Coast PremiereFilm: "The Heart of the Fighter"

Landon Saunders Film SeriesPlace: FJkins Auditorium

THURSDAY, April 21

7-8:00 a.m. Breakfast ProgramWorld Christian BroadcastingCorporation"In His Name. . .To all Nations"

Speaker: Robert Scott, Abilene, TexasPlace: Cafeteria

8:30 a.m. CLASSES




Teacher: Carroll Osburn, Memphis, Term.Place: Elkins Auditorium







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Teacher: Samuel Lanford, Champaign, 111.Place: MSC 105

9:45 a.m. CLASSESTitle: "A Look at Myself as a Widow"Teacher: Elsie Roney, McMinnville, Term.Place: Smothers Theatre



Title: "In Pursuit of People: Growing AChurch in the 1980's"



Title: "The Demands of Righteousness"Teacher: Gene Gilliland, VisaliaPlace: AC 245-47

Title: "The Restoration ChurchRevisited"

Teacher: Michael F. Adams, MalibuPlace: AMB 220

Title: "Promises of Power in theChristian Life"

Teacher: Ray Miller, Dearborn Heights, MIPlace: MSC 105

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11:00 a.m. "Will Our Children Have Faith?"(Titus 2:1-10)

Speaker: Lynn Anderson, Abilene, TexasSong Leader: Rich Dawson, Santa BarbaraPlace: Firestone Fieldhouse


Twentieth Century ChristianLuncheon

Speaker: Jim Bill Mclnteer, Nashville, Tenn.Place: Fireside Room

Colorado Christian ServicesLuncheon

Speakers: Leonard Blake and Lesley Mize,Englewood, Colorado

Place: Board of Regents Room

2:00 p.m. CLASSES

Title: "The History of our FavoriteHymns"

Teacher: Jerry Rushford, AgouraPlace: Smothers Theatre

Title: "Lessons Learned From OldFashioned Bread Making"

Teacher: Betty Moore, SalinasPlace: Elkins Auditorium

Title: Preaching on Old TestamentCharacters"Samson: Living with Sensuality"

Teacher: Rick Atchley, AbilenePlace: Stauffer Chapel

Title: "Christology in the Book of Acts"Teacher: Don White, AntiochPlace: AMB105

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Title: "Covenant: The Overarching Ideaof the Old Testament"

Teacher: Mike Armour, Portland, OregonPlace: AMB 220

Title: "The Church and the Importanceof Interpersonal Communication"

Teacher: Taylor McKenzie, San DiegoPlace: MSC 105

3:30 p.m. CLASSES


Title: "The Authority of the Evangelist"(Titus 2:15)

Teacher: Rubel Shelly, Nashville, TennesseePlace: Elkins Auditorium

Title: Mission Field Reports on EuropeCoordinator: J. P. Sanders, AgouraPlace: Stauffer Chapel

Title: "For Theirs is the Kingdom:The Beatitudes Speak Today"

Teacher: Garth Black, BakersfieldPlace: AMB 105

3:30-6:00 p.m. WOMEN'S RETREAT"Joy—Now and Forever"

Speaker: Emily Lemley, Lubbock, TexasPlace: School of Law, Rooms C,D&E

Dinner will be served at theretreat for $6.00. Tickets must bepurchased in advance at Lecture-ship Central.

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ANNUAL WOMEN'S RETREAT

EMILY LEMLEYLubbock, Texas"Joy—Now and Forever"Thursday, 3:30-6:00 p.m.

ANNUAL MEN'SFELLOWSHIP DINNER

JIM BILL McINTEERNashville, Tennessee"Keep the WheelsRolling"Thursday, 4:30-6:00 p.m.

4:30 p.m. Dinner ProgramMEN'S FELLOWSHIP DINNER

Speaker: Jim Bill Mclnteer, Nashville, Term.Place: Cafeteria

Dinner will be served at theretreat for $5.00. Tickets must bepurchased in advance at Lecture-ship Central.

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6:30 p.m. The Sunny Hills ChorusFirestone Fieldhouse

7:00 p.m. "When God Appeared"(Titus 3:1-7)

Speaker: Joe Barnett, Lubbock, TexasSong Leader: Ralph Beck, Long BeachPlace: Firestone Fieldhouse

9:00 p.m. West Coast PremiereFilm: "The Pursuit of Happiness"

Hosted by Joe BarnettPlace: Smothers Theatre

West Coast PremiereFilm: "The Heart of the Fighter"

Landon Saunders Film SeriesPlace: Elkins Auditorium

FRIDAY April 22

7-8:00 a.m. Breakfast ProgramPartners for Christian Education"Strategy for Century 21:Christian Schools"

Speaker: Lew Wills, CampbellPlace: Cafeteria

8:30 a.m. CLASSES




Teacher: Carroll Osburn, Memphis, Tenn.Place: Elkins Auditorium

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Teacher: Samuel Lanford, Champaign, 111.Place: MSC 105

9:45 a.m. CLASSESTitle: "Grumble, Grumble, Grumble"Teacher: Sheila Bost, Santa MonicaPlace: Smothers Theatre



Title: "In Pursuit of People:Growing A Church in the 1980's"



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Title: "Ministering to Those WhoGrieve"

Teacher: Marshall Brookey, PortervillePlace: AC 245-47

Title: "A Christian Response toTelevision"

Teacher: Mike Sanders, Olympia, Wash.Place: AMB 220

Title: "Time Management for ChurchLeaders"

Teacher: David Vanlandingham,Pacific Beach

Place: MSC 105

11:00 a.m. "Insist on These Things"(Titus 3:8-11)

Speaker: Clyde Muse, Oklahoma City, OKSong Leader: Gene Stice, WestminsterPlace: Firestone Fieldhouse


Columbia Christian CollegeLuncheon

Speaker: Mike Armour, Portland, OregonPlace: Fireside Room

Christian Ranch of the RockiesLuncheon

Speaker: Don Humphrey,Broken Arrow, Oklahoma

Place: Board of Regents Room

2:00 p.m. CLASSES

Title: "The History of our FavoriteHymns"

Teacher: Jerry Rushford, AgouraPlace: Smothers Theatre

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Title: "Lessons Learned From a Camel,an Oyster, and a Water Faucet"

Teacher: Betty Moore, SalinasPlace: Elkins Auditorium

Title: Preaching on Old TestamentCharacters."Habakicuk: Living WithPerplexity"

Teacher: Rick Atchley, Abilene, TexasPlace: Stauffer Chapel

Title: "The Gospel According to Paul"Teacher: Al Lachner, San LeandroPlace: AMB 105



Title: "The Confessions of Jeremiah:A Portrait of Honesty inSpirituality"

Teacher: Shaun Casey, Cambridge, Mass.Place: AMB 220

Title: "Ministers' Finances and the NewTax Laws

Teachers: Mike O'Neal, MalibuH. A. Beasley, Agoura

Place: MSC 105

3:30 p.m. CLASSES

Title: "Loved and Forgiven"Teacher: Helen Young, MalibuPlace: Smothers Theatre

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Title: "The Washing of Rebirth"Teacher: Frank Pack, Culver CityPlace: Elkins Auditorium

Title: Mission Field Reports on theHispanic World

Coordinator: J. P. Sanders, AgouraPlace: Stauffer Chapel

Title: "A Perspective on PersonalEvangelism"

Teacher: Dewayne Winrow, San FernandoPlace: AMB 105

4:45 p.m. Dinner ProgramHerald of Truth Dinner

Speaker: Landon Saunders, New York, NYPlace: Fireside Room

6:15 p.m. Songfest

Song Leader: Tim Kelley, CamarilloPlace: Firestone Fieldhouse

7:00 p.m. "How to Make Your LifeWork . . . Finally"(Titus 3:12-14)

Speaker: Landon Saunders, New York, NYSong Leader: Leonardo Watts, Los AngelesPlace: Firestone Fieldhouse

9:00 p.m. West Coast Premiere

Film: "The Heart of the Fighter"Landon Saunders Film Series

Place: Elkins Auditorium

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WEST COAST PREMIERE

APRIL 19, 1983Nightly in Elkins Auditorium

A New Film SeriesTHEHFARTOFIHIFIGHTER

Hosted ByLandon

SaundersTuesday, 9:30 p.m.

"Heart Liberating: Escape theSecurity Traps"

Wednesday, 9:OO p.m."Heart Connecting: Let Nothing ComeBetween You"

Thursday, 9:OO p.m."Heart Warming: Take the Chill OffYour Encounters With Difficult People"

Friday, 9:OO p.m."Heart Overflowing: Command the Joythat Moves Ahead No Matter What"

WEST COAST PREMIERE

THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 19839:00 p.m.

SMOTHERS THEATRE

"THEPURSUIT

OFHAPPINESS"

Hosted By

JOE BARNETT

A One Hour Prime-TimeTelevision Special

This special will be aired on networkaffiliate stations all across America

repeatedly over the next three years.

THE SONSHINE VALLEY PUPPETEERSpresent much more than a puppet show;they lead children of all ages into a land oflove. With more than 30 colorful and lifelikepuppets they share a fresh new approach tocharacter building. Their skits are rich indrama and highly entertaining.

THE SONSHINE VALLEY PUPPETEERShave received high recognition working withschools, business clubs, the MuscularDystrophy Association, park and recreationdepartments, local police departments,churches and many others. Their work inthe field of crime prevention and in buildingself image has received national recognition.THE SONSHINE VALLEY PUPPETS appearweekly at the SKAGIT VALLEY CHURCHOF CHRIST in Burlington, Washington.

Pepperdine is thrilled to have this highlyprofessional group with us to entertain ourchildren each night during the Lectureship.We also appreciate their hard work in tyingtheir performances into the Lectureshiptheme "That We Might Live." Theirperformances will be in Elkins Auditorium,and we hope that you will check your childin at the Appleby Center (next to Elkins)each night before coming to FirestoneFieldhouse so that they can enjoy thesespecial programs.

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GENERAL INFORMATION

LECTURESHIP CENTRALLectureship Central is located in the

Exhibit Hall in the Student Center. Forinformation and registration, please checkhere. Tickets for the cafeteria meals,Women's Retreat Supper and the Men'sFellowship Dinner are to be purchased inadvance at Lectureship Central. Thetelephone number during the Lectureship is(213) 456-4270 (campus extension 270).Hours of operation will be the following:

1:00 p.m.-10:30 p.m. on Tuesday7:00 a.m.-10:30 p.m. on Wednesday,

Thursday, & FridayHOUSING

For those Lectureship guests who arestaying in the dorms, check out time will beno later than 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, April23. Please return your key to eitherLectureship Central or the front lawn of theHousing Office. There is a $10.00 charge forall unreturned keys. Linens must becollected and returned to the lobby of theHousing Office.RECREATIONAL VEHICLE PARKING

Recreational vehicles are to park in one ofthree places: the parking lot of the PhillipsTheme Tower, the Upper parking lot whichis located off Seaver Drive just before youget to President's Drive, and the dirt lotwhich is located above the Seaver Dormsand just below the Law School. There areno hookups available. Please remember toget your temporary parking pass at theguard gate.

MEALSCAFETERIA: The Pepperdine cafeteria

will be open during the lectureship. In orderto keep the lines moving, please purchaseyour meal tickets in advance at LectureshipCentral or before and after the lectures inFirestone Fieldhouse. Times and prices ofmeals are listed below:

Breakfast 6:30-7:30 a.m. $2.70Lunch 11:30-1:15 p.m. $3.15Dinner 4:30-6:00 p.m. $4.00

Children 12 years of age and under will becharged half price.

AWP CAFETERIA: The AssociatedWomen for Pepperdine will also be servingfood and drinks in the Exhibit Hall everyday. All proceeds are for scholarships forChristian students.SPECIAL MEALS:

THE ASSOCIATED WOMEN FORPEPPERDINE DINNER will be held onTuesday, April 19 at 4:30 p.m. Members ofAWP and all interested women are invitedto attend. Tickets must be purchased inadvance.

THE WOMEN'S RETREAT SUPPER willbe hosted by the AWP, and all profits will gotoward scholarships for Christian students.Tickets must be purchased in advance atLectureship Central or in the foyer ofFirestone Fieldhouse after the lectures. Thismeal will be served at the School of Law(rooms C, D & E) as a part of the Women'sRetreat. The price of each ticket is $6.00.

THE MEN'S FELLOWSHIP DINNER willbe Thursday, April 21 at 4:30 p.m. in thecafeteria. This is a banquet meal, and likethe Women's Retreat Supper, tickets must

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be purchased in advance either atLectureship Central or in the lobby ofFirestone Fieldhouse before and after thelectures.

TO ATTEND OTHER BREAKFAST,LUNCH AND DINNER PROGRAMS, yousimply get your tray and proceed to thedesignated room for the particular programyou want to attend.CHILD CARE

Child care will be provided during themorning, afternoon, and evening sessions.There will be a nominal fee of $1.00 perchild each morning and afternoon, with nocharge for the evening care. We haveplanned an exciting day camp-like programincluding arts, crafts, games, outdoor hikes,Bible stories and songs, movies, toys, andswimming for those children who are 5 andolder. Our evening program will includelively singing and the outstanding DavidMoore and the Sonshine Puppeteers, whowill entertain and teach in what we call "ATime of Praise and Puppets." (Please seepage 26 of this booklet.)CHILD CARE HOURS(To be strictly enforced)Tuesday: 4:15 - 9:00 p.m.Wednesday: 8:15 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.

1:45 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.6:00 p.m. - 8:45 p.m.

Thursday: 8:15 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.1:45 p.m. - 8:45 p.m.

Friday: 8:15 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.1:45 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.6:00 p.m. - 8:45 p.m.

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CHILD CARE INFORMATION1. Children must eat all meals with their

parents with the exception of Tuesdayand Thursday dinner when a picnic ofhamburgers and hot dogs is planned forall children for a $2.00 fee. Parents ofinfants are to bring necessary bottles andbaby food jars so our staff can feed theirchildren.

2. Please register your children at the ChildCare registration desk at Appleby Center.You will sign your children in and outeach time you use our Child CareProgram.

3. Well children are welcome! PLEASE—NOfevers or bad colds!

4. Play clothes should be worn at all timesas we are planning many outdooractivities. In the afternoon of Wednesday,Thursday and Friday, a trip to theswimming pool is planned for ages 5 andup. Please send a swimming suit and atowel with your child for this activity.Lifeguards will be on duty at all times.

5. Wholesome snacks will be provided.Please do not send sugar snacks, candyor gum with your children. Please notifythe registration person of any foodallergies.

6. Label all items to be left in Child Careincluding toys, blankets, and extraclothes. Please take special care inlabeling baby items (blankets, bottles,diapers, etc).

7. A nap area will be available. Please noteon your registration form the preferrednap hour.

We look forward to getting to know yourchildren.

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EXHIBIT HALLMany displayers from across the country

have come to share with you new teachingmaterials, mission reports, new Christianmaterials that are in print, reports on whatmany congregations are doing, and otherbrotherhood activities. Please make a pointto visit this central hub of the Lectureship.The location is the Student Center, whereLectureship Central and the AWP Cafeteriaare also located.TRANSPORTATION

Due to the mountainous terrain of thiscampus, we have taken extra care inproviding you with transportation to themain campus for meals and classes and toFirestone Fieldhouse for the main lectures.Buses and vans will be traveling every 10 to15 minutes before and after classes and themain lectures. Loading and unloading willbe from Jerry's Tree, the dormitories,Phillips Theme Tower parking lot, the UpperParking Lot, Latigo Bay Villas, andFirestone Fieldhouse. For specialtransportation needs, call LectureshipCentral (ext. 270).PARKING INFORMATION ANDREGULATIONS

No parking is allowed in the main parkinglot Tuesday through Friday, 8:00 a.m.-5 p.m. The security personnel will activatethe gate to allow entrance for loading andunloading after which time you will berequired to remove your vehicle. You maypark your car anywhere along Seaver Drive,Grand Boulevard or Firestone Fieldhouseparking lot.

No parking is allowed in fire lanes bydormitories, only a reasonable time for

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loading and unloading (this regulation ismade and imposed by the Fire Marshall).

TAPESAll lectures and classes will be taped.

Tapes may be purchased immediatelyfollowing each session from Don Humphrey,Christian Communications, in the ExhibitHall or in the Firestone Fieldhouse after themain lectures. To order tapes following thelectureship, write him at 2001-B W. Detroit,Broken Arrow, Oklahoma 74012.

COMING EVENTSAT PEPPERDINE

SEPTEMBER 3O-OCTOBER 1, 1983Church Leaders' Workshop

andChristian Women's Seminar

OCTOBER 25, 1983William Green Lecture Program

NOVEMBER 25-27, 1983Thanksgiving Youth Festival

APRIL 17-2O, 198441st Annual Bible Lectureship

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