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Photograph of Neil and Marlie Snider kneeling during his ordination service; a group of men, including Kenneth Lawrence, David Enarson and Bruce Traub are gathered around them laying hands on them
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Photograph of the head table at a Partners in Planting Banquet, including Neil Snider, David E. Enarson, and Enoch Mattson.
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Slide is of portrait of founder and Board member David Enarson.
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Slide is of portrait of founder and Board member David Enarson standing in front of a bookcase.
R. Neil Snider with ministers and others at his ordination
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Photograph of R. Neil and Marlie Snider with Evangelical Free Church ministers and others at Snider's ordination.
Slide 2 - School for Canada Committee on farm property
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Slide of School for Canada Committe members standing in a field with a calf. Present, among others, are David Enarson, Pastor Cahill, and possibly Perry Havens. According to the accompanying slideshow presentation transcript, "Three committee members surveyed pasture land in the Langley area. David Enarson noticed that Pastor K. Hill [actually Walter Cahill] was taking off his shoes. When asked why, he answered, 'I am walking on holy ground.' It was this deep spiritual conviction of a select few that led to the purchase of the Seal Kap Dairy Farm.
Slide 32 - Mr. and Mrs. Enarson
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Slide of David and Eileen Enarson
Student interviewing administrator in gym
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Photograph of Eileen and David Enarson being interviewed by a male student in the gymnasium, taken from the left side
Student interviewing administrator in the gym
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Photograph of Eileen and David Enarson being interviewed by a male student in the gymnasium
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Photograph of the male guests/speakers standing at the front of the chapel, inside, possibly during the dedication of the chapel/library building, David Enarson, Arnold T. Olson are seated on right