'Everybody ought togo...'

Regulars at TRBC have often been told that the main parking lot isfull. Keeping check on the lotis the responsibility of the Special Projects area of Christian Service. Many areas are open in Special Projects These range from thewelcoming committee (RIGHT) to special LBC functions such as SGA or yearbook staff (BELOW)

Working inthe TRFdepartment as a Christan Service opens a wide field of view to the student. The potential of Christian outreach through media is unlimited Students received notonly a focus on the United States, butalso onthe world. Students operated cameras (LEFT), worked inthecontrol room (TOP LEFT), and observed (TOP RIGHT)

Giving hope to hopeless men was the goal of Hope Aglow Ministries. Men and women from LBC became involved in this ministry as a Christian Service To create interest, students like Kurt Strong put on skits (TOP), and set up displays (RIGHT).

Not French, Spanish, or German but sign language was the language to be learned to be involved in the TRBC Deaf Ministries Under Mrs Sue Willmington (TOP RIGHT) Students worked hard but enjoyed it. Hands ofLiberty (TOP LEFT)worked in allways with deaf people.

Try "TRY" was the plea of the TRBC youth program to LBC students. Entering TRY (Thomas Road Youth) offered a diversity offields with which to be involved. AWANA (FAR RIGHT)was one option aswell as Senior High (TOP). LBC Students like Wes Beals found a spot in Junior High (RIGHT).