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TThanksgiving and Christmas holy days are always accompa-nied by various rituals and traditions common and unique to each family. Every year here at the Seminary one of the

highlights of our community banquet is Christmas around the world. We delight to hear the unique ways people of every culture remember and celebrate the incarnation – God’s gift of His Son to us, with us, for us, in us!

Tradition is important. It should be biblical, personal and cul-tural. When I think of our Pentecostal tradition, I have never seen it as limited to one or two centuries. No, we claim the whole Bible (not just Acts!) and the whole of the Christian tradition (from which we draw selectively). Everyone has a tradition and tradi-tions. Th ere is no such thing as a neutral or history-less faith. We learn from those who have gone ahead of us and have passed on treasures.

Take the watch words “Wesleyan”, “Holiness”, and “Pentecostal”. Are these historical or theological descriptors? And, of course, the answer is yes.

Our Wesleyan heritage includes personal and social holiness, concern for justice and mercy, and the overriding emphasis on sanctifi cation as the love of God reigning in our hearts by faith.

Holiness describes the awesome majestic and loving nearness of the God who alone is holy. All other gods are idols. Th is God is righteous, loving and powerful toward us. He directs, motivates and empowers us to follow Christ.

As Pentecostals we live to participate in the life and mission of God. For us, there is no choice between deciding to repent, fol-lowing Christ in discipleship and sharing in His mission. It is all one choice.

Each Christmas give the gift of tradition. Th e Christian tradi-tion. Th e Wesleyan Holiness Pentecostal tradition. Pass it on in prayer, love, giving, Word, and witness.

We love you. See you in the New Year, if Jesus tarries!

Contents3 Building Steps and Stoops

As Told by Wayne Flora

4 McKinley Joins the PTS Staff

6 Faculty Happenings

8 Alumni Stories

11 Seminary Graduate …Bible21

12 Gallery of Pentecost

14 Memorial and Honor Gifts

PENTECOSTALTHEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

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1-800-226-9126423-478-7731www.ptseminary.edujterpstra@ptseminary.edu

ON THE COVER2013 Graduation

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Building Steps and StoopsAS TOLD BY WAYNE FLORA

FFollowing my graduation from high school, I was confi dent I was called into pastoral

ministry so I took the fi rst step on that path by enrolling at Lee Col-lege (University). Lee was my com-pass, and I did not yet know where my journey would take me. Upon completion of my undergraduate education with a major in biblical-historical studies and a minor in New Testament Greek, I realized the next logical step in my min-istry formation was to go literally “across the street” to the Church of God School of Th eology (now Pentecostal Th eological Seminary) and enroll in the M.Div. program. I focused on pastoral care and counseling classes where I was mentored by faculty members that helped carve my path toward missional ministry. Th e Seminary refi ned my character and my con-viction about the importance of personal and ministerial integrity.

My heart never stopped being drawn to pastoral ministry and on October 9, 1988, the Univer-sity Church of God was birthed in Greenville, North Carolina. At

that time there were four families consisting of eighteen individuals, most of which are still with us and deeply devoted to the life and min-istry of the church. We celebrated our 25th Anniversary this year with over 350 in attendance.

Our church motto has been “A Growing Church of Caring People” and our mission statement is “Ex-alting God, Equipping Believers, and Embracing the World.” Uni-versity Church walks out that faith expression. We have built church-es and supported missionaries in Trinidad, China, Kenya, Romania, Indonesia, and Israel. We pres-ently support fi ve missionaries, including a local Hispanic mission in our community. We have ad-opted a nearby neighborhood and built steps and stoops for families, as well as a new playground, with recreational equipment, fencing, and picnic tables. Every year we adopt foster children and pro-

vide them Christmas in addition to supporting the Carolina Preg-nancy Center, Samaritan’s Purse, and Gideon’s International. Our local Mission Board just partnered

with a nearby Christian Church to provide “backpack” foods, school supplies, and essentials for school children whose families cannot provide these for them.

Everything I know and under-stand about pastoral ministry and caring for the needs of the commu-nity and people around the world has been drawn from my days of formation and practical ministry at PTS. I have been privileged to serve in state leadership in Eastern North Carolina on the Ministerial Development Board since 1992, have been the MIP Coordinator for the last 14 years, am our state’s fi rst Church Planting Consultation Team Chairman, and am serving my 3rd term on our State Council.

I now have the privilege to “give back” as Adjunct Professor for Lee University teaching theology and pastoral ministry. Lee University is giving me a unique opportunity to mentor and be part of the forma-tion of students around the world. I am proud to have my heritage, my education, and my spiritual forma-tion shaped by the Wesleyan Pen-tecostal Holiness ministerial train-ing I have received. I am pleased that I can now point other aspiring ministers to this substantive theo-logical and ministerial training!

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Thank You for your support!

Th e PTS campus welcomes Shaun McKinley as director of recruitment and communications. Dr. Land com-mented about Mr. McKinley joining the Seminary by saying, “We are ex-cited about Shaun joining our staff . You can see from his education and experience that he will be a valued asset to the Seminary. His qualifi ca-tions for this position are impres-sive, and his outstanding personality and dedication to God and our Pen-tecostal faith make him a good fi t for us. We look forward to working with Shaun as he brings a standard of ex-cellence to the Seminary. It is not by accident that Shaun has excelled ev-erywhere he has been; I see a special anointing upon his life. We believe God has sent him to work with us at the Seminary.”

McKinley brings to the institution a background in communications,

marketing, church relations, and re-cruitment. He most recently served as director of enrollment services of the Division of Adult Learning at Lee University, directing the school’s re-cruitment and admissions eff orts for distance learners. Prior to serving at Lee University, McKinley served at the Church of God of Prophecy In-ternational Offi ces as liaison to the General Overseer, as well as direc-tor of global communications. His career has also included positions as marketing and development di-rector for Partnership for Families, Children, and Adults in Chatta-nooga and as associate pastor at the Peerless Road Church in Cleveland, TN.

“I am honored and humbled to have been selected to lead the re-cruitment and communication ef-forts for the Seminary into the fu-ture,” said McKinley. “Th e Seminary is having a signifi cant impact around the world for God’s Kingdom and I believe this is an exciting time in its history. I look forward to sharing its story as well as increasing our

connectivity to prospective and cur-rent students, alumni, and friends.”

McKinley holds a Bachelor of Sci-ence degree from Montana State University. He will earn a Master of Business Administration degree with emphasis in marketing from Bryan College in January 2014. During his undergraduate years, he received the DECA National Mar-keting Student of the Year Award, served a marketing internship with Congressman Denny Rehberg from Montana, and received a Market-ing Internship Award of Excellence from General Motors.

Th e Pentecostal Th eological Sem-inary, which formally began classes September 1, 1975, is located in Cleveland, Tennessee. Th e Semi-nary off ers ministerial certifi cate programs, six master’s level degrees, and a doctoral program. Recently, the Seminary launched fully online degree programs, the Center for Spiritual Leadership and Lifelong Learning, the Center for Global Ed-ucation and Mission, and the Center for Latino Studies.

McKinley Joins the PTS Staff

We have now gone to this…and YOU helped make it happen!

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AA special thanks to our alumni who rep-resented PTS at 2013 camp meetings around the country.

Daniel D. Tomberlin - South GeorgiaRobert W. Barnes - AlabamaJeff rey R. McAff ee - ArizonaLarry R. Massey - MississippiToby S. Morgan - New Mexico

Daniel J. Vassell - Ontario, CANADADennis J. Whitter - Minnesota

John F. Corcoran - OhioStephen D. Hobbs - Kentucky

Shea Hughes - TexasRob Miskowski - LouisianaRay E. Hurt - West Virginia

William C. “Bill” Coble- Western North Carolina

Bobby J. Sutherland - VirginiaJ. Randolph “Randy” Turpin, Jr. - Maine

Matthew Propes - MissouriShawn and Lanette Hitt – Michigan

Lorinda Roberts – Indiana

If you would like to serve the Seminaryin this role at local camp meetings,prayer conferences, denominational

events, and ministers’ meetings,contact Joy at 423.478.7731. View their bios at www.ptseminary.edu.

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Emmanuel College in Franklin Springs, GA recent-ly honored Dr. Cheryl Johns by presenting her the G. Earl Beatty Servant Leadership Award. Emmanuel is Dr. Johns’ alma mater. Dr. Johns said, “To be honored by your family of origin is an amazing experience!” Th is prestigious lifetime achievement award honors a career marked by outstanding servant leadership on campus, in the local church and in the commu-nity. Dr. Johns joined the faculty of PTS in 1985 and is Professor of Discipleship and Christian Formation. While being integrally involved with PTS and also serving the Bradley/Cleveland community through the ministry of the Bradley Initiative for Church and Community, she has served as co-pastor of the New Covenant Church of God, a church she and her hus-band, Jackie, planted in 1989.

McGhee, Dan Morrison, Scott A. Ellington, Chris E.W. Green, Monte Lee Rice, Daniela C. Augustine, Patrick Oden, Daniel Castelo, Johnathan E. Alvara-do, Antipas L. Harris, Wilfredo Estrada Adorno, Terry Johns, Stephen Parker, Joshua Ziefl e, Marcia

Clarke, and Rickie D. Moore. Avail-able on Amazon.Spirit-Filled Preaching In Th e 21st Century opens with Church of God General Overseer, Dr. Mark L. Wil-liams declaring, “Th e preacher’s task is daunting.” To help preachers meet the challenge, fi fteen Pente-

costal ministers explore principles and practices of dynamic preaching. Practical guide-

lines include how to prepare and preach expository sermons, plan a sermon series, preach to diverse cultures, preach for pastoral care, give an eff ective altar call, and preach with integrity. Th e book was published by and is available through Pathway Book-store.

Johns; Michael S. Stewart, President; Tracy Reynolds, Dean of the School of Christian Ministries

EMMANUEL COLLEGE HONORS DR. CHERYL JOHNS

LEE ROY MARTIN EDITS AGAIN

A Future for Holiness: Pentecostal Explorations is an attempt to stimulate conversation regarding

fresh Pentecostal approaches to the theology of holiness. Twenty Pentecostal scholars identify both opportunities and challenges for the future of holiness in Pente-costalism from the perspectives of the various academic disciplines. Th ey explore the implications of holiness for Pentecostal theology,

peacemaking, justice, global concerns, ethics, post-modernity, social responsibility, ecclesial structures, ministerial practices, Christian for-mation, intercultural engagements, immigration, civil society, political systems, personal relationships, youth work, economics, leadership, and more. Contributors include Lee Roy Martin, Narelle Melton, Robert C. Crosby, Jacqueline Grey, Faith

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On April 30 – May 4, 2013, Dr. Tony Richie participated in the World Day of Prayer and Action for Children council meeting in Co-imbatore, India. Th e focus of the meeting was overcoming violence against children. Dr. Richie has served on the DPAC Execu-tive Council since 2011. During the meet-ing, Richie reminded the audience that vio-lence against children is a global problem

and compassionate aid requires cooperation among all people of good will. Richie also participated in various presentations and panels which included leaders and represen-tatives from local and national governments and a variety of religious organizations. Th e World Day of Prayer and Action for Children connects people and organizations in a net-work that protects children.

FACULTY-WIDE WRITING PROJECT

During this academic year the fac-ulty is combining eff orts to write a book on the spiritual disciplines. Th e working title of the project is Knowing God in the Ordinary Practices of the Christian Life. Drs. Sang-Ehil Han and Jackie Johns are directing the project and serving as editors of the fi nal text.

Th is eff ort is the outgrowth of the faculty’s ongoing revision of the core curriculum of the Seminary’s master’s level degree programs. Approxi-mately eight years ago the faculty revised the learning outcomes of these degrees around three “meta practices” of Pentecostal min-istry: worship, community, and witness. In this process it was concluded that all stu-dents at the Seminary should be instructed in the practice of the spiritual disciplines in preparation for Spirit-fi lled ministry. Th us the purpose of this faculty project is to pro-vide an introductory text and guidebook for the prac-tice of the spiritual disciplines as viewed through the lens of Wesleyan-Pentecostal spirituality. Th e book is being designed to serve as a practical guidebook that can be used by small groups in local churches. It is believed that this will be the fi rst text written on the subject from a Wesleyan-Pentecostal perspective.

Th is is a year-long project. Faculty members are ad-dressing the various practices during selected chapel

services spread throughout the year. During the spring semester the school’s annual Minister’s Week will feature presentations of early drafts of each chap-ter of the book. Drs. Johns and Han are hopeful the book will be published in time for release during the General Assembly in July of 2014.

GREEN AND HAN CO-EDIT

Drs. Chris Green and Sang-Ehil Han are co-editing a volume on Wesleyan-Pentecostal soteriology that explores the salvation God has

worked for us in Christ through the lens of the Five-Fold Gospel. Contri-butions will be made by prominent scholars: Ken Archer will write the chapter on salvation; Sang-Ehil Han a chapter on sanctifi cation; Daniel Castelo a chapter on Spirit baptism; Chris Green the chapter on healing, and Daniela Augustine the chapter on escha-

tology. Various scholars, including Frank Macchia, Professor of Th eology at Vanguard University; and Jason Vickers, President of Wesleyan Th eological So-ciety and Associate Professor at United Th eological Seminary, will write responses to these contributions. President Steve Land will off er the conclusion. Th ese papers will be presented at the fi rst CPT (Centre for Pentecostal Th eology) Conference in September 2014. More information will be forthcoming.

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Ioan Ceuta (‘89) ministers as the General Superin-tendent for Assemblies of God Romania and Presi-dent of the Romanian Bible University.Lloyd E. Frazier (‘86) continues to do short-term rmission work, after serving with Church of GodWorld Missions in Guatemala, Panama and Haiti for over 37 years.

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M.M Lane Morris (’87) hah s s rerececentntlly been named the Associate Dean for Undergraduate Programs and Student Aff airs at the University of Tennessee-Knox-ville. He earned his Ph.D. from the University of Ten-nessee in 1992, M.Div. from PTS in 1987, and his B.S. from Lee University in 1981. He has been employed since 1992 at UT as a faculty member, professor, andin several leadership positions.

Don Munn (‘85) is lead pastor foRestoration Church of God in Alpharetta, GA where he has led thechurch through a major reloca-tion and four building programs.He is a member of the speak-ining g teteamam fforor GGrereatat TTururnanaroround (B WWilki MMii i t i )(B(Brurucece WWililkikinsnsonon MMininisistrtrieies)s)and has spoken at conferences, m r’s memeetetini gsg , and has taught several pastotorsrs’’ cococonfnffnfererererenenenenc-c-c-c-c-eses iin n HoHondndururasas aandnd EEcucuadadoror.

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Darrell Rose (’80) reminisces that he was among the very fi rst students at the Church of God Grad-uate School when classes were held at the Monu-ment Building on Ocoee St. He began his studies after a tour in the Philippines as the Director of the Clarkview Servicemen’s Center in Angeles City, 50 miles north of Manila. He now pastors the Oak Grove Church of God, Ooltewah, TN, and serves as Founder and President of Nationwatch International Ministries, Cleveland, TN.

90’S

Mickey Jett (’90) completed two more degrees after graduation, a Master of Science in Counseling from Columbus State University in 2002 and a D. Min. from Erskine Th eological Seminary in 2010.

Neil Lawrence (’91), along with his wife, Jennifer, and son, Joshua, continue in ministry as missionaries to Zambia. Th eir team, Eagles’ Wings Gospel Minis-try, recently held its 166th gospel meeting in Eldoret where over 100 people were saved. Eagles’ Wings was helping a pastor and graduate of Discipleship College start a mission church. Neil and Jennifer share, “An amazing thing happened on Sunday morning follow-ing the Saturday gospel meeting. Five people testifi ed that they were saved at their homes while listening to us preach. Th ey hadn’t even come to the meeting! Th e church is already starting to grow.”

Lionel Th omas (‘91) has pastored the Byblos Full Gospel Church of God in Crossmoore, Chatsworth, Durban, South Africa from 1997 to present.

Butch Varner (‘94) recently published Life Changing Leadership on Amazon Kindle. Varner shares, “It is a quick reference guide to leadership that is transfor-mative. Anyone can lead, teach, direct, and parent, however truly exceptional leaders lead in a manner that is transformative.” Th is guide and system aspires to enhance individual leadership on four relational tiers: with self; with subordinates, peers, and superi-ors; with spouses; and with children.

2000’S

David Bennett (’07) is the direc-tor of Academic Services for the School of Adult and Graduate Studies at Bryan College, Dayton TN.

Th is has been a life-changing experiencefor me here at the Seminary.

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Don Brock (‘01) is founder and chairman of Synergy Ministries, Inc. You can fi nd out more about Syn-ergy Ministries at www.synergyministries.net.

Vanessa Dimoulas (’03) works as an advanced regis-tered nurse practitioner at the Cleveland Clinic. She completed her doctorate in nursing practice at Cha-tham University in Pittsburgh, PA. She is involved in medial missions and looks forward to using her edu-cation and expertise in future trips.

Sarah Levine (‘00) continues to work at Peniel Drug/Alcohol Treatment Center as the admissions super-visor.

Benson (’99, DMin ‘04) and Cathy (’08) Vaughan are en-joying perfect Fall weather in Kniebis, Germany where they are beginning their 15th year at European Th eologi-cal Seminary. Classes have started and they recently had the opportunity to attend the German Minister’s Confer-ence, where Benson led wor-ship.

Dennis Whitter (’09) pastors Life Church in Bloom-ington, MN.

Chris Wilson (’01) continues in ministry as an Army chaplain.

2010’S

Marvin Amos (‘13) is a case manager/therapistat Smoky Mountain Children’s Home, Sevierville, TN.

Melvin Colón (’13) serves as associate pastor of care at the Park West Church of God, and as pastor of the Spanish ministry of Park West Church of God.

Milton Gordon (D.Min. ’13)co-pastors the Waverly Church of God of Prophecy with his wife, Karen, in Wa-verly, TN.

Clive McBean (‘13) pastors the Newark Praise Temple Church of God in Newark, NJ.

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MMinistry by PTS alumni takes many forms. Zdenĕk Sýkora (MDiv, 2009) substantially contributed to Bible21 which is a contem-

porary translation of the Hebrew, Aramaic and Greek Scriptures into the modern-day Czech language. Avoiding literalism on the one hand and a free para-phrase on the other, it strives to communicate clearly, yet faithfully both the meaning and the literary style of biblical writings. A team of Evangelical and Pente-costal translators and linguists led by Alexandr Flek worked on this version for 15 years. Since 2009 when it was fi rst published, Bible21 has become widely popular among Czech churches and the general pub-lic.

For the past 400 years, there have only been two Czech translations of the Bible available. In 2009, three new translations were published:

• “Bible21”: a translation in the common Czech language.

• “Czech Study Version”: a literal, word-for-word translation

• Th e Czech version of the “Jerusalem Bible”: a Catholic Bible translated from French

Upon its release in 2009, Bible21 became the bestseller of the Czech book market.

Zdenĕk worked on the New Testament with textual criticism comparison and proposal of many changes in transla-tion. Bible 21 has received acclaim from both the religious and secu-lar worlds. Jiří Unger, President of the European Evangelical Alliance commented, “Th e 21st Century Translation makes daily Bible reading a refreshing experience for a wide range of

Christians including myself. It is also a convenient missional translation, accessible in its form, yet un-compromising in its content.” Bible21 has had un-precedented media attention in the Czech Republic throughout the past couple of years. In what some call the “most atheist nation on earth”, both national and local media started to talk positively about the Bible like never before. Zdenĕk shares, “It gave me great pleasure to be able to work on this project that has had an eternal impact upon my country. I could not have been eff ective in my role if I had not been the benefi ciary of outstanding instruction at PTS.”

His wife Basia Sýkorová, also, graduated from the seminary in 2007 with a Master of Arts in Counsel-ing. Upon graduation, Zdenĕk and Basia returned to Prague to minister, and they have recently moved to Poland where they continue to minister in their community and local church. Basia counsels while Zdenĕk teaches and preaches. Zdenĕk is working on his doctoral degree. Th ey have a son, Daniel.

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More than twenty years ago, Pentecostal Th eo-logical Seminary devel-

oped a program to raise scholar-ship funds to assist students with tuition to ease the fi nancial bur-den of ministerial training. Th e Gallery of Pentecost honors min-isters and laity while at the same time providing a focal point for the raising of scholarship funds. Th e family and friends of each per-son who is inducted into the Gal-lery of Pentecost donate to create a scholarship endowment (Hall of Prophets – $25,000, Ministe-rial Hall of Honor - $10,000, Laity Hall of the Faithful - $10,000). We earn interest from the endowment funds and that interest is directly assigned to student scholarships. Nearly every student enrolled at PTS benefi ts from this program. Most students could not attend the Seminary if it were not for these endowments.

Bob and Jeanette Cary were inducted into the Hall of Proph-ets in the Cross Memorial Chapel on October 31, 2013. Th e scholar-ship fund in their name was initi-ated by their family and friends to honor their fi fty plus years of pas-toral and missions ministry in the Church of God. Th e Carys are so deeply loved that attendees came from churches in Florida where they had pastored so they could have the opportunity to express their appreciation and honor. Th ey continue to serve as Mis-sionary Evangelists for Church of God World Missions. Dr. Tim Hill, Director of COGWM, said, “Bob and Jeanette are the epitome of men and women with missionary callings. Th eir labor on the fi eld and subsequently in fund-raising has kept missionaries at their task and has been a blessing to multi-plied thousands.”

Billy J. Rayburn was inducted into the Hall of the Prophets on the PTS campus May 30, 2013. Th is induction was initiated by Rayburn’s family, in honor of his 80th birthday. Stepson Tony Lane said of Rayburn, “His love for peo-ple groups, particularly the Roma-nian community, represented in the United States, has embraced and propelled many in ministry in the Church of God. Th is endow-ment will permit others to follow in his footsteps and legacy as we continue to enlarge our borders in the harvest.”

Dr. Horace S. Ward was induct-ed into the Hall of the Prophets at his home in Yukon, OK, September 10, 2013, by Bishop Charles Fisch-er, on behalf of President Land and the Seminary Board of Directors.

Cary, Rayburn, Ward, Burell, and Kay Inducted Into the Gallery of Pentecost

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Dr. Arvel Burell was inducted into the Hall of Faithful during Commencement exercises on June 1, 2013. Dr. Burell received this honor for 13 years of meritorious service on the Pentecostal Th eo-logical Seminary Board of Direc-tors. “Th e Church of God denomi-nation has been an integral part of my life... I have a heart and mind fi lled with many treasured memo-ries of my life-long involvement in dedicated, committed and faithful service to God and to my church. For more than 90 years, God has given me a full and rewarding life. My God, my family, my friends, my church and my business suc-cesses are more than any one man can expect... I have been highly favored and highly blessed. I am most grateful,” said Burell.

In a private ceremony with  the Seminary board members and ad-ministration, W. Nathan Kay was inducted into the Hall of the Faith-ful on May 31, 2013. Th e endow-ment was initiated by his wife of more than 52 years, Mrs. Emma Joyce Kay. Nathan Kay’s merits in-clude fi fty years of faithful service to the Church of God, including twelve years as clerk at South Met-ro Ministries, Sharpsburg, GA, serving through the years as choir leader, Sunday school teacher, and spiritual mentor. He also helped establish the Forest Park Church of God. His heart was called to support missionaries in the fi eld as well as his home church.

For more information regard-ing the establishment of a Hall of the Prophets, Ministerial Hallof Honor, or Laity Hall of the

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2013 Memorial and Honor Gifts2013 Memorial and Honor Gifts

In memoriamClarence J. Abbott Chair of Biblical Studies

Dr. & Mrs. Fred AbbottDr. Donna F. Mills

W.W. Ball ScholarshipDr. William A. Ball

Sandra BishopDr. & Mrs. Rickie D. Moore

Ora Belle BuxtonRev. & Mrs. Ken DavisMrs. Lora M. Langford

C. W. & Myrtle Collins ScholarshipMr. & Mrs. Darrell W. Collins, Sr.

James A. Cross ScholarshipMr. Norman J. Cross

Lewis A. Daughenbaugh ScholarshipPennsylvania Church of God State Offi ce

Martha DouglasRev. & Mrs. Ken Davis

Robert E. Fisher Chair of Spiritual RenewalMrs. Mary Fisher

Clifford HuffRev. & Mrs. Ken Davis

James & Ernestine Johns ScholarshipDrs. Jackie & Cheryl Johns

W. Nathan Kay ScholarshipRev. & Mrs. Ken DavisMrs. Lora M. Langford

Jack & Mary Land ScholarshipDr. and Mrs. Steve LandMrs. Lora M. LangfordMs. Charline Swetzig

Daniel & Flara Livingston ScholarshipMrs. Anna DavisRev. & Mrs. Ken DavisMr. & Mrs. Larry Evans

Maggie Nolie O’Quinn ScholarshipMrs. Linda T. Brown

Roberto Amparo Rivera ScholarshipMs. Gladys García

Arlie C. StarnMr. Paul V. Starn

Mack P. StewartMr. & Mrs. Dan R. BatemanMr. Michael G. Breaux

Mr. & Mrs. Carl E. ChaneyMr. & Mrs. James Paul McTyre Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Bill SaundersMrs. Norman Simmons

Stewart-Long ScholarshipCh, Lt. Col. & Mrs. Paul C. Stewart (Ret)

Rene’ Triplett-Pyeatt ScholarshipDr. & Mrs. Bennie S. Triplett

Arthur and Ruby Turner ScholarshipRev. & Mrs. Ken DavisMr. David E. Turner

In honorAntonio Bonilla Scholarship

East Central Spanish Church of God State Offi ce

Arvel Burell ScholarshipMr. & Mrs. Herbert C. BuieMr. & Mrs. William A. BurellDr. & Mrs. Paul L. WalkerMr. & Mrs. Dan ColeMr. & Mrs. John CowartRev. & Mrs. Ken DavisMr. & Mrs. Jim Hamilton, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Dale HughesMr. & Mrs. James M. RogersMr. & Mrs. J. Hosea SmithMr. Stan WhitmireDr. & Mrs. Bennie S. TriplettMr. & Mrs. James Westberry, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. H. W. Youngblood

Bob & Jeanette Cary ScholarshipAlpha Agape Ministries, Inc., Waymon W. Thomas, Jr.Alton Church of GodRev. Lucille Barfi eldMr. & Mrs. Paul M. BishopMs. Ruby W. BrowningMr. & Mrs. Ernest H. CaryMr. & Mrs. Ernest Cary, Jr.Ms. Glenda M. CaryMr. & Mrs. Michael CaryMrs. Virginia CaryMr. Edmond CuppMiss Justine CuppRev. & Mrs. Ken DavisDeeper Life Christian MinistriesRev. Wayne DeHartRev. Eugene Rickey DillMr. & Mrs. Vernon P. FerrellRev. & Mrs. Timothy Futch

Grand Bay Church of GodMs. Jean B. HancockMr. & Mrs. Douglas J. HaneyMr. & Mrs. Jearel G. HeltonRev. & Mrs. Dewey HuffstutlerJefferson Avenue Church of God Rev. Gregory A. TomlinsonJapan Church of God Rev. Kazumoto YatsuzukaMr. & Mrs. Ronald JusticeRev. Charles David KingMr. & Mrs. Noah L. KingMr. Lloyd G. KoesterMs. Betty R. LanierRev. & Mrs. C. L. LeonardMr. & Mrs. Leonard T. CochranMrs. Virginia P. LilleyMr. & Mrs. George W. MaddenMr. & Mrs. Richard G. MarquetteMr. & Mrs. Bobby Ray MaxberryMr. & Mrs. George Edgar McLeanMrs. Yvonne MohammedRev. & Mrs. Max M. MorrisRev. David Munguia ZeladaDr. & Mrs. Gene D. RiceRidge Community Church of God Rev. Steven Dwight ThompsonRev. & Mrs. Julian B. RobinsonRevs. Ray H. & Kathy SandersMr. & Mrs. Herman ShawDr. & Mrs. Bill F. SheeksRev. & Mrs. Randall L. SmithRev. & Mrs. Kirby H. ThompsonMr. & Mrs. George C. WarrenWinchester Church of God Drs. Darrell W. & Pauline WallerMr. & Mrs. Daniel E. WintersWorld Outreach Worship Center Rev. Russell Evenson

J. Frank & Kohatha Culpepper ScholarshipMs. Sandra J. Jones

R. Hollis Gause ScholarshipDr. & Mrs. Sang-ehil HanRev. Richard J. HicksChristine Harris ScholarshipBay Harbour Church of God Rev. Rickey Harris

Daniel L. & Nell C. Hughes Scholarship Mr. & Mrs. D. L. Hughes

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