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A small group of holiness educational pioneers hewed from a blackjack grove their ideal of a Nazarene College. The prayers and dreams of yesterday were incorporated into the frames of two small . buildings. Today, the results of these efforts may be seen in the seven permanent buildings and numerous temporary structures of our campus. Monuments to our forefathers, however, are not chiseled from material structures but are moulded from the character of young lives . . .

Following the pattern set by Christ as He "increased in wisdom and stature, and in favor with God and man," our Bethany Peniel College of today is striving to achieve in the lives of its students a fourfold purpose-mental, physical, spiritual, and cultural development. Thus, clues to the real riches of well-rounded living are in the possibilities of campus activities .

Guide-posts that point to successful futures are in the words that fall from the lips of professors and in the principles which were ingrained into this school with the first brick laid.