Class if 1974
Chuck Lamson is executive director at Tudor
Oaks Retirement Community,
Muskego, Wis.
Class of 1975
Lawson (Mike) Booth III is a lead management
information analyst
for Total System Services, Inc. in Columbus, Ga.
Class of 1976
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Kenneth Dignan published a book entitled
Ryan’s Story about his son’s struggle with
bipolar disorder, substance abuse, suicide and faith.
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Class of 1977
Robert Carlson has been honored by the Southern
California District Council of the AG for 50 years of ministry
(40 years as a missionary in Africa and Europe).
Class of 1978
Terrance Lewis teaches full time at Valencia
Community College in Orlando, Fla. He also teaches part time
at Southeastern University, Lakeland, and Palm Beach University,
Orlando.
Class of 1979
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Dale Wolyniak completed a doctor of
ministry with New Geneva Theological Seminary in 2005.
His thesis focused on essential issues to longevity
in ministry. He lives in Colorado Springs, Colo., and
works with Morning Star Development, a ministry dedicated
to establishing the church in Afghanistan. Dale also
teaches biblical studies at Colorado Christian University.
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Class of 1980
Keith Sorbo, missionary to Indonesia, is missionary in residence
at Evangel University, Springfield, Mo.
Class of 1981
Robert Soderberg has been an ordained minister
for 50 years. He is the missions director at Circle AG in Knoxville,
Tenn.
Class
of 1982
Dwayne (1978) and Gayle
Turner have been approved for missions service to
Korea.
Class of 1983
John York, missionary statesman to Africa and
2003 AGTS alumnus of the year, passed away on December 22, 2005.
Class of
1984
Doug and Raynan (2002)
Jeter have been approved for missions service to the French-speaking
countries of Europe, Africa and the Caribbean through Global University.
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Tom Jewett published
His Way: Twelve Studies for Spiritual Growth.
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Class
of 1985
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Mark Bradford, adjunct
professor at AGTS, and 15 counseling students are pictured
above at a conference with renowned psychiatrist educator
and author Dr. William Glasser, January 2006.
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Liisa (Jailos)
Kelly is earning a master
of library science degree through East Carolina University.
She and her husband, Jim, are U.S. missionaries working
with Native American Bible College in Shannon, N.C.
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Class of 1987
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John Blondo married Rainy Dawn, August
2005.
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Norried and Doris Chaisson, 14-year missionaries to the Solomon
Islands, recently returned to the United States to prepare for
their next missions assignment.
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Eddie and Maria Rivero are senior pastors of Centro Cristiano Casablanca.
Grace
Salazar is pastor of Luz Para Las Naciones in Little Havana, Miami, Fla. Her
church of 50 supports 200 children in a church in Nicaragua.
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Class of 1988
Charles Goldberg is a part-time hospice chaplain in Layton, Utah. He wrote a
book about the loss of his son in Iraq entitled Rest in
Peace: How a Father of a Fallen Soldier Found Peace.
Lonnie and Iona Rutherford are senior pastors at Woodward First AG, Okla. Lonnie
is a licensed alcohol and drug counselor, and the executive director of Overcoming
Through the Crisis, Inc. a substance abuse recovery and counseling center in
Perry.
Class of 1989
Paul Kaminer has been appointed interim president of Native
American Bible College in Shannon, N.C.
Class of 1991
Russ Eggert, Ralph Adcock (2002) and Beth
Grant (1979) taught
during the December session at Cape Theological Seminary, South
Africa.
Phil and Kim Rojak are missionaries to the islands of
Vanuatu, Asia Pacific, where Phil teaches at the Joy Bible
Institute.
Class of 1993
Norman Edwards is an AG missionary to the former
Soviet Union. His primary responsibility is coordinating evangelism
and church planting among more than 100 unreached people groups
in the area.
Betty Lin is a pastor on staff at Grace AG,
Singapore, and is responsible for their cell group ministry.
Chris
Rainey is an associate pastor at Englewood AG, N.J.
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Doug Wever is president of 2T31 World
Ministries and executive vice-president of the East Africa
Bible Institute.
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Class of 1995
Denis Cox is the chaplain for Carrier Air Wing 17 at Naval Air Station Oceana,
Virginia Beach, Va.
Class of 1996
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Glenn Harvison, with wife Denise
(1995),
pastors Harvest Time AG in Greenwich, Conn.
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Class of 1997
Ruth and Steven Cochrun celebrated
their 25th wedding anniversary in November 2005.
Dennis Waldrop married Jennifer Hohimer in March 2006.
Class of 1999
Chad Burton is pastor of Living Word Global Church in Irving, Texas.
Class
of 2000
Billie (Baldwin) Ferguson is working for Social Services in foster/adoptive parent
training and licensing. Husband Ben (2001) is a therapist
for the Catholic Charities Outpatient Group in Baltimore City, Md.
David and
Kelly Godzwa are attending language school in Costa Rica in preparation for
missions work in Mexico.
Darin and Rachael Lenz welcomed their second son, Braeden David
in March 2006. Darin is an assistant professor of history at
Northwest University.
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Darryl and Janna
Shaver welcomed their
third child, Nathaniel Joel in November 2005.
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Class of 2001
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Gary Allen is the director
of the national AG Ministerial Enrichment Office.
Alan Tofflemire, with wife Nancy (Creager, 1994), is a chaplain at the Indiana
Department of Corrections, Indianapolis.
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Class of 2003
Valerie Arguello is a higher education technology consultant for CDW-Government
Inc. in Chicago.
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Moon Chai and husband Dennis Thong,
of Singapore, welcomed baby girl Thong See Wai in October
2005.
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Brett and Joan Nelson completed their
language study program in Albertville, France, and moved
to Burundi, Africa, to serve as missionaries in April
2006.
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Class of 2004
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Heather-Gail and Kelvin Belfon live
in Melrose, Mass., where she is working on her Th.M.
at Gordon-Conwell.
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Jackie and Bob Braswell teach
at the AG Bible school in Tanzania where Bob is also academic
dean.
Chris and Christina McGough welcomed Kyelah Mariee in June
2006.
Alan and Pat Pettenger are missionaries to Lesotho, Africa.
Class
of 2005
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Leila and Eric Ojala, newly appointed
U.S. missionaries, plan to plant a church in Summit
County, Colo.
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Eddie Rubero is pastor of Fortaleza
AG in Monett, Mo.
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