1985 Miracle Yearbook

e Dedication: Bringing Praise And Glory To God T hose of us who have come to know Dr. Dwayne Frank (especially China enthusiasts) have come to know him affectionately as Com- rade Frank."Comrade" became the proper form of address of China after Moo Tse Tung's "liber- ation" of Chino in 1949. The literal translation of "Comrade" is"one working for the same aim." As we consider the suitable criteria for a dedicant and the appropriate words to express our appre- ciation to that person, should nor the shared "aim" that we have as brotherasnd sisters in Christ be that which dominates our deliberations? For whetherwe consider the aim of efforts in China, the aim of Cedarville College, the aim of the 1985 Meade, or the aim of each of us as individuals, we are to be as "one working for the some aim":the aim of bringing praise and glory to God."... He chose us in Him before the founda- tion of the world, that we should be holy and blameless before Him ... to the praise of the glory of His grace ..."(Ephesions 1:4 and 6a NASB). Dr. Frank has been exemplary as one seeking to be holy and blameless in all areas of his life. In his humble dedication to our Lord, in his role as a husband and father, and in his positions as teach- er, colleague, friend, citizen, church member and ream leader, Dr. Frank has consistently demon- strated the means(being holy and blameless) to our aim (the praise and glory of God). Dr. Frank, it is to you this 1984 Miracle is dedi- cated. We thank you for your contribution to our school and our lives. As we review your achieve- ments, may we all join in giving praise and glory to God:for you have repeatedly reminded us that we are not "adequate in ourselves, but our ade- quacy is from God ... for we do nor preach ourselves but Christ Jesus as Lord,and ourselves as your bond-servants for Jesus' sake" (II Corinthians 3:5 & 4:5 NASB). Sara Beattie Myron Youngman 3.=5- 99,46t 2 Dedication