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7 ‘Alliance Church, 4823 Agar .
- Street) Terrace.

. : Pvelotee ‘in ‘social work,

- tie second year of a two-year

degree «in ‘sociology and

y KEITH [ALFORD ~

“thet

Windsor, ‘Ontario, has .a

a

“'She: Has -a bachelor’s
plus:an honors -

both programs having been
taken jointly in Windsor, She
is currently about-to enter .

‘@ourse atthe Canadian
Technological College in

, Saskatchewan. CTC
is’ ‘the * ‘only. theological
college in Canada run by the
Ailianee Church. There, she

—isvoblgining a _ master ‘of

religious: ‘education degree:

“>3Upon completion ‘of - her

atlidies: Smith’ hopes to

— obtain a position elther as a
|. Christian eduedtion director

‘jn'& church,"become a staff

oS member of. a> Christian
- Counselling —

centre,
bly “go overseas ag an
Associate Missionary; whois

_ due who is engaged in socl ial

work as well as the more

~ traditional missionary‘ en-_
deavor of, sharing the faith.

_;Thig summer in Terrace,
‘bhe. ‘has’ been involved In &
‘number of activities since
arriving here in May,

‘ has’ led-a ‘women's ‘tile:
‘ based upon the theme -

af - understanding. “your

“amotions. While the mothers

; were studying about anger,
. and fear, babysitting
; sary ce. was provided to
‘ @nable more to attend.

She has-doné, regular

visitation; as well as
he - “adult: “Sunday
‘periogl ‘programm? «Smith
organized 4 abd Ted"a. coun-
‘pelliig semintir devoted to
‘Geveloping ralellle: in
“members 4) Obl 1 per:
_congregation:**"'She has
‘shared in leading worship
services in which she has

“attempted to share her faith
(by: means other than a
sermon, since women are not.

‘.pllowed to preach in her
She has

denomination). -
Avigual working. with in-

in

rte atady and and in praying

‘ = et the most rewarding
ctivities she has been

fp her congregatic

‘have two ‘male: M astors
bere, Smith- says, “but

etimes woman: ne
other woman to talk to.”

of the frustrations she Is
is that there has just 5.
time to develop J. .as5
ht relationships |) -
th some of

been enough

those women
d now she must-return for |
r second year of study at’

ere.

! smith is dedicated. to her
‘Work. Although the Alliance
‘@enomination pays for her

People keep ; telling me :

after it gets her back - to
Regina in order to obtain the
needed money. _An act that
she talks about witha smile,

She’ knows where her own 1

priorities ard.
H cit does a woman: ‘get

interested in‘Smith's kind of °
_gareer goals? “I was alse

in:the Alliance Church,” ahe
says, “and was a Christian
at the age of seven. ‘But, of
course, 1 wasn’t . ‘fully
committed - to- Christ. until
much later."

After obtaining: ‘bet ‘two.

degrees, she worked part-
time in a grocery store while
also doing’ shift work at a
distress centre called
Turning Point on the’ Wind-

spr. College campus. . Tur-

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’ there.

‘refused to see it,” -Smith

. ig at,” she says, “phen y you.
‘take éare of thelr physical.
needs, all ihe while building
Th perl i
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with them. . | Brare
‘The spititual is just ‘as
important as anything else,
but it is different from. the °

“Christ. was closing’
that door for me,’ but’ J.
states, ‘So he ‘opened It just
enough to let. me kriow that.
that was not what ‘he, had :
planned for. me, -and if was
not what would make. me .
happy.” It was then that she: ‘emotional, . psychological
entered the , \Chrigtian “and other ‘terms ‘soctal |
Theological Co Coll workers use.’ 7
Doing social workas a One‘ of Smith's “main
Christian is different than concerns as’ * this : bummer.
just doing social work, .ac-. comes toa close for her is ~

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vides a small stipend for
monthly’ expenses, each AUG. a.
jurch that has a student is
‘equlred to wane a “love
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Serves that atts student is is ‘Starting
fresent.. Even so, ani ULY. 30°
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dof the summer. ~ She, weeks _

therefore, is selling her car

_Empire Strikes Back |

With Dolby “oundl

: eepecially
'. me’, bat fut leaving
- and not applying it: in: your

“studying. a particular
‘passage’in the Bible is fine,
‘when you can say,
cansay ‘hey, that’s
it there

life happens all too often.” .

who have came. to 5 pecrace, ; re se
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local. proverb, ‘Once’ you've:
jdrunk from the waters of the- tin
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urprised if.we see Smith’ .

she has fallen in love wit with the.
north. "Can ‘1 take ‘the

‘ mountains home with me?"
she aaks, No, -but.since this
‘Interview was conducted on. .
her birthday, one tiny little .

this) Skeena,

return we.

mountain would have been a.
nice © gift.

Like * other — student ’

sninisters past, and present, enjoy. that.

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must know where the person - principles they-study, about.” — : sania EARN”
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