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edu/alumni
Winter 2014 issue

Towers Still
Pointing
Upward
90th Anniversary
Homecoming Review

The Alumni Magazine of Columbia International University

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Meet Don Sarazen:

The new president of the Alumni

Association Leadership Council (AALC)

From the Editor:

A Note to Upward Readers
International Readers:

Don Sarazen (92) graduated from

Columbia International University with a
masters degree in Teaching and a Certificate in Biblical Studies. He has been a
public school elementary teacher for 20
years and also taught for two years in
China with International Schools of China.
Don was recently honored with the prestigious Presidential Award for Excellence
in Mathematics and Science Teaching. He
has been married for almost 28 years to
Maryann, who homeschooled their four
children; Christian, Bethany, Timothy
and Jonathan. They attend St. Andrews
Evangelical Church in Columbia, S.C.

In our efforts to be good stewards of Gods resources,

beginning in September, Upward magazine will be
available at www.ciu.edu/publications rather than
mailed to you. At that page, you have the option of
reading it online or printing a pdf version of the
magazine.

Welcome Edith Batson

Parks (91) to the AALC

Sincerely,

Edith and her husband Russell live in

the Greenville, S.C. area where they are
members of First Presbyterian Church
(ECO) Greenville and involved in several
ministries. Since graduating from CIU,
Edith has served on the Christian
education staff of churches and with
nonprofit organizations in Jacksonville, Fla.,
Charlotte, N.C., Richmond,Va. and in Abu
Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates.

Thank You, Morgan Jones

Join us in bidding farewell to Alumni
Relations Associate Director, Morgan
Jones (74/93). For over eight years, CIU
alumni and staff have been the privileged
recipients of Morgans dedication, integrity,
and commitment. Thanks and thoughts can be emailed to
Morgan at morganjones@mindspring.com.
Cover photo:The towers of the Colonia Hotel in downtown
Columbia have been a symbol of Columbia International
University since its earliest days when the university, then
Columbia Bible College, was located there.The CIU Prayer
Towers on todays CIU campus were patterned after the towers on
the Colonia, and the finials that capped the Colonia towers are
on display behind the CIU Administration Building.

U.S. Readers:
If you prefer to read the magazine at www.ciu.edu/
publications rather than receive a copy in the mail,
please let us know at alumni@ciu.edu.
Upward is published in February, May and
September each year.
If you have questions, please call the Alumni Relations
Office at (803) 807-5500.
Peggy Lee Manoogian
Alumni Relations
Upward editor

Upward
Alumni Association
Columbia International University
Volume IX, No. 2, Winter 2014
Upward is published as a service to CIU alumni
by the Alumni Relations Office of
Columbia International University.
Editor: Peggy Lee Manoogian
Editing Consultant: Bob Holmes
Design: The Gillespie Agency
Direct all inquiries to:
The Upward magazine
P.O. Box 3122
Columbia, SC 29230-3122
(803) 807-5500
alumni@ciu.edu
Visit our website

www.ciu.edu/alumni
Columbia International University admits students of any race, color,
national and ethnic origin.

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Who Can You Refer to CIU?

Your referral is worth $1,000 to a prospective student
It always brings joy to a mothers heart when she sees her child walk across the stage on graduation day. But
imagine the joy in a moms heart when her child and she walk across the same stage to receive their diplomas.

hats what
happened when
Hedy Jones and
her son Barton graduated from Columbia
International University
in 1981. But the family
connection to CIU
doesnt stop there. Hedys
husband Gene graduated
from CIU in 1979,
Hedy Jones
and the Jones other son
Ralph did the same in 1984. Barton
returned to CIU for seminary and
graduated in again 1986.
The result? Ralph went on to law
school, plus both sons served for a
time with The Evangelical Alliance
Mission (TEAM) in Japan. While
Gene and Ralph are both with the
Lord now, Hedy continues to minis-

ter to women and Barton

serves as a pastor in Florida.
But things may have been
different for the Jones family
if it were not for CIU
alumnus Earl McQuay (54)
and his wife Rose (55).
While living in Colorado,
Earl and Rose met Gene
and Hedy when Gene was
stationed at Lowrie Air Force
Base as a military dental
surgeon. Coming to know the Lord
late in their lives, the Jones were
hungry to learn more about God
and to grow deeper in Him. Earl
told Gene he would be a great fit for
CIU and urged him to consider his
alma mater. Little did anyone know
getting a CIU education would
become a Jones family affair.

The McQuays say they have met two

types of people through the years,
those who attended CIU and those
who wish they attended CIU. Their
desire has been to share Christ and
the place where students live out
To Know Him and To Make Him
Known.

Earl and Rose McQuay

Like Grandmother, Like Granddaughter

Sandy Seychew Howard (64) says
her education at CIU was foundational for her calling as the director
of childrens ministry at a church in
Ohio. Her love for ministry made a
big impression on her granddaughter
Katelyn McFarland. As a matter of
fact, one day while helping
Sandy at the church, Katelyn
said she would like to be
involved in the same type of
work as her grandmother.
Sandy told Katelyn CIU
would be a great college
choice to prepare her.
Soon after, Sandy learned that Steven
Curtis Chapman, Laura Story and
Jason Gray would be in concert at
CIUs 90th Anniversary Homecoming, and knew Katelyn would enjoy
being in attendance. So she packed

up Katelyn and her friend Haley

Groen and traveled from Ohio to
Columbia for Homecoming 2013!
CIUs Admissions Office arranged for
Katelyn and Haley to attend a couple
of classes, take a tour of the campus
and have lunch with the students.
I know they had a good time
during the weekend and I
have no clue how God will
use the weekend in their lives
down the road, Sandy said.
I do know though that they
saw the campus and were in
a place for God to speak to them
about what He wants them to do.
Who will you refer to CIU? Like
Earl and Rose McQuay, you could
be touching not one person, but an
entire family. Or like Sandy Howard,
you may influence the life of curious

Sandy Howard (left) with her granddaughter

Katelyn McFarland (center) and Katelyns friend
Haley Groen
teens with hearts longing To Know
Him and to Make Him Known.

And be sure your referral takes

advantage of the $1,000 Alumni
Referral Grant. Just have them visit
www.ciu.edu/referral and fill out
the form. Grants are awarded as funds
are available.
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Class of 1953

Class of 2003

Class of 1963

Torchbearers Reunion
Soccer Team Reunion

Class of 1973

Class of 1983

African American Alumni Network Reunion

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Prayer before the

Presidents Luncheon

Four living presidents and their wives Debby and Bill

Jones, Annette and George Murray, Jeanne and Johnny
Miller, Deb and Robertson McQuilkin

CIUs first
president R.C.
McQuilkin
welcomes
alumni to the
dining hall.

Laura Story leading worship in chapel

Alumni from 1949-54

Alumnus, author
and pastor Rob
Former Ambassador Choir
Morgan was
director Bill Supplee (left) with the Presidents
George and Annette Murray
Luncheon speaker.

The names of classmates in the

reunion photos can be found
online at:
www.ciu.edu/alumni/reunions

Students Camille LaGore and

Jordan Herndon take part in
Speed Meeting

Luadell Edmond with student.

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Alumni Banquet

Full house at the

concert

Honorees Mark and Linda

Thomas, Bonnie and Chris
Thomas

Steven Curtis Chapman and Laura Story

Wonderful
food provided
by The Oak
Table

Laura Story (far left), and Steven Curtis Chapman (far

right) with the Alumni Relations staff: (left to right)
Morgan Jones, Cheryl Guinther, Peggy Lee Manoogian,
Diane Mull
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Aerial view of CIU

Homecoming coordinator
and co-pilot Peggy Lee
Manoogian

Dr. Bill Jones, Andrew Teeuwen, Phil

Jackson, David Mulholland and former
soccer player Chris Spyder Thomas

Alumni vs. Rams soccer game

JAARS offering
helicopter rides to
alumni, students
and guests

New AALC President

Don Sarazen
Doug and Nelli Li

Fun for the whole family

CIU Village picnic past and current residents
sharing stories

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Class Notes
50s

of space in their homes and offices.

Jane makes her home in western
Pennsylvania with her husband,
Doris
Dan, and their son, Justin. everyday.
Bartholomew
organizers@yahoo.com
(52) married
Thomas Murray on
Priscilla Jones Kew (77)
Sept. 27, 2013, at
has moved on to other work
the ripe age of 82.
after serving for over 30 years
Both are retired
Doris & Thomas Murray with Wycliffe Bible
from Wycliffe Bible
Translators in various
Translators. They
countries and roles.
honeymooned in Mexico visiting with
She lives in Thames, England
people they ministered to over the years.
(near Oxford) where she is
Doris_bartholomew@sil.org
involved in her parish church
and other community
service. Two of her children Priscilla Kew
have suffered from myalgic
David and
encephalomyelitis (CFS/
Barbara
ME), including the youngest who is still at
Cross (64)
home. cilla.kew@gmail.com
served as
church
David & Barbara Cross
planters in
Australia for
Dietrich and Jan
11 years, the
Schindler (81) reside
United States for 11 years and in England
in Germany. Dietrich
and Wales for 20 years. They retired in
has published The
Carlisle, Penn. where Dave continues
Jesus Model, which is a
preaching and teaching and Barbara
guide to church planting
teaches and writes for church magazines.
based on the methods
b.cross1942@gmail.com
of Jesus. Dietrich has pastored five new
churches, and leads the church planning
Charlotte Rees (67) has published
department of the Evangelical Free Church
her fifth book, Did Ancient Chinese
Explore America? My Journey Through the of Germany, where he teaches seminars
on church planting. Dietrich and Jan have
Rocky Mountains to Find Answers. She
three grown children.
lives in Virginia with her husband, Dave,
dietrich@theschindlers.de
who usually travels with her on her many
excursions. www.HarrisMaps.com
Jeff (83) and Darlene (82)
Cranston live in Bluffton, S.C. where Jess
is the lead pastor of LowCountry Community Church. It is a non-denominational,
multi-generational, ethnically diverse,
Jane Bayuszik Hartzler (77)
mission-focused church established in
Since 2008, Jane has worked full time
1994 that serves Bluffton, Hilton Head
with Everyday Organizers, staging and
preparing homes to be put on the market, Island, and all of Beaufort and Jasper
counties. www.jeffcranston.com
helping people classify and organize
the estate of a loved one, and giving
Bert (83) and Elaine Haaga (78)
customers the freedom and peace that
have served 28 years with SIM in the
comes from making the most efficient use

60s

80s

70s

Republic of Niger.
They are currently in a
transition stage, living
in Washington, D.C. to
be near their two sons
and grandchildren. bert.
haaga@gmail.com
Bert & Elaine Haaga
Keith (84) and Grace
McCune have
produced a video of the Mangyan
Old Testament workshop in the
Philippines, where they worked
on Tawbuid Psalms and Hanuno-o
Proverbs. Their video can be found
on youtube.com by searching:
Tawbuid OT A Day at Checking.
mccunes@gmail.com
Brad Bigney (86/92) has been
a pastor for 26 years, and has served the
last 17 at Grace Fellowship Evangelical
Free Church in Florence, Ky. He has
written a new book titled
Gospel Treason - Betraying
the Gospel with Hidden
Idols, published by P&R
Publishing.
bradbigney@graceky.org
Jim Powell (87) is the
lead pastor of Richwoods
Christian Church in Peoria,
Brad Bigney
Ill., as well as the director
of the 95network, providing
churches with coaching, mentoring and conferences to help
them reach their potential. He
and his wife Stephanie have two
boys. Jim has published his first
book, Dirt Matters, through
West Bow Press.
jpowell@richwoods.org
David Hawkins (87) has published
Stumbling Toward
Obedience, through
West Bow Press. This is
a book about walking
more obediently with
Christ so that we will
consistently engage

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aga

of Rock Hill, S.C. After graduating from CIU,

His will. David is a vocational pastor and
Ruth earned her law degree from the
church planter, a missionary and a founder
University of South Carolina. Previously, she
of overseas Bible institutes. He and his
clerked for Judge Lee S. Alford of the 16th
wife Vickie have three married children and
Judicial Circuit. cunnup@comporium.net
seven grandchildren.
daveandvickiehawkins@gmail.com
Bill (98) and Barbara (82) Carr have
been in Columbus, Ind. since
Debbie Przybylski (89)
2004 where they are teachers
has written five books that
at Columbus Christian School.
train and encourage people
Barbara teaches Spanish and
around the world to pray.
Bill teaches drivers education.
Her husband Norman (87)
They have two children and
is part of the Elijah Company,
one grandson.
Inc., which has an impressive
bbcarrcruzz1@comcast.com
10-year church-planting goal.
deb@intercessorsarise.org
Debbie & Norman
Ronald Smith (98) lives in
Przybylski
Jacksonville Beach, Fla., and
after four decades as a parish
pastor in the Presbyterian
Gerald Watford (92)
Church USA, he retired
is always on guard.
on Nov. 1, 2013.
Engardeas in the ready
RonaldRSmith@aol.com
position in fencing. Gerald is
Yvonne Derrick-Mebane
a teacher of the sword-fight(98) retired from Columbia,
ing sport. He also directs
S.C.s 7th Episcopal District
family ministries at Northeast
of the African Methodist
United Methodist Church in
Bill & Barbara Carr
Episcopal Church in SeptemColumbia, S.C. In both roles,
ber 2013. Yvonne served
Gerald tries to serve others
as senior pastor at Wayman
and lead by an example rooted
AME Church and Lever
in God and faith. He and his
Chapel AME Church, and as
wife, Debbie have two sons,
an assistant pastor at Spring
Matt and Mitch.
Hill, Bishops Memorial and
dwatford@nexsenpruet.com
St. James AME Church.
Michael Holt (94) has retired
Yvonne has also served with
to Jaco, Costa Rica, where he will
Wycliff Bible Translators and
be serving as volunteer missionary Yvonne
the American Red Cross.
under the care of Horizon Church. Derrick-Mebane
She resides in Texas with
He served as faculty at CIU from
her husband, Dr. Warren
1991-1998. Mjholt3@juno.com
Mebane. yvonnemebane@gmail.com
Robert and Heather Downs Soukup
(96) reside in Crystal Lake, Ill. where
Rob is the director of Media Services for
The Orchard Evangelical Free Church
David Emerson (00) has been named
and Heather is the director of Womens
CEO of the American Red Cross Grand
Ministries. p31heather@yahoo.com
Canyon Chapter. Prior to the Red Cross,
David served in a variety of U.S. and
Ruth Flinn Cunnup (97) has joined
international corporate management
the law firm of Hamilton Martens Ballou &
Carroll, LLC, as an associate. She is a native and consulting roles in both nonprofit

90s

00s

and for-profit sectors. His private sector

experience includes more than 20 years
in insurance, financial services and retail.
daemerson@yahoo.com
Jessica (00) and Stephen Dykema
have opened Elishas Inn in Newport News,
Va. It is a suite in
their own home that
provides a place
of rest for anyone
serving in full-time
ministry, including
CIU staff and faculty.
sjjddykema@verizon.net
Venice Inabinet (02) is serving with
the Center for Community and Family
Transitions in Columbia, S.C., a meeting
hub where children, youth, and families
participate in educational, social, mental,
physical, and spiritual activities that
encourage participants to become
well-rounded and productive citizens.
veniceinabinet@ccftransitions.org
Mary Somerville McAfee (03) and
her husband Sean welcomed their son, Ian
Patrick to their
family. Sean
works with
teenagers
who have
been in
trouble with
the law, while
Mary works
with future
The McAfee Family
missionary
kids at the
Center for Intercultural Training
in Union Mills, N.C.
mcafeeville@gmail.com
Jerry Grimes (05)
has been promoted
to vice president of
ADVOCACE, an organization that guides
Christian nonprofits
in their development
programs.
Jerry Grimes

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Class Notes
Erich (05) and Keiley Schindler
(06) are now serving with Shepherds
Staff Mission Facilitators in Taipei, Taiwan,
pioneering a church plant among Taipeis
working class population. They have one
son, Max Thomas, born this past spring.
krschindler30@hotmail.com
Lee (05) and Charity McKillop
Myers (06) live in Augusta, Ga. where
Lee and Charity Myers with Keiley and
Lee is minister of music and discipleship at
Erich Schindler and baby Max Schindler
Fleming Baptist Church.
leemyers.wwjd@juno.com
Maria Greshock (12) is serving with Christian
Union as a ministry fellow at Princeton University in
New Jersey. She is preparing Christian leaders by
teaching Scripture, mentoring individual women and
coaching young Christians in evangelism.
mgresh03@gmail.com
Wyatt Bardi (13) married Amy Woodell on Nov.
9, 2013. Wyatt works with Family Legacy in Lusaka,
The Barth Family
Zambia. wyatt.bardi@mailbox.ciu.edu
Daniel and Samantha Thompson Barth (10)
moved to Leland, N.C. a year ago to assist with a church plant, Teach Community Church.
They have three sons; James, Silas and Hudson.
danielandsamantha09@yahoo.com
Kathleen McDonald Williams (former staff) became a
licensed minister in 2004, and along with her husband, the Rev.
Robert Williams, co-founded Armour of Light Ministries. She has also
founded Broken Not Broken Ministries, and written a book titled
God Made Me Whole. info@kathleenwilliams.org

The Rev. Robert Bob Elmer Yount Sr. (55), who served as the alumni director
at Columbia International University from 1988 to 1994, died on Aug. 8, 2013. He was
81 years old.
Bob was active in ministry beginning with his graduation from CIU (then Columbia Bible
College). After eight years on full-time staff with Young Life (YL), he began a career
with E.R. Squibb & Sons Pharmaceuticals, while continuing to serve on associate staff
with YL for 15 more years. Retiring early from Squibb as southeastern regional director,
and countless opportunities to witness for Christ in the business world for 26 years,
Bob became the CIU alumni director where he was instrumental in the construction of
the Hehl Center the alumni building.
The Rev. Peter Letchford, who helped establish the Graduate School of Missions at
Columbia Bible College (now the CIU Seminary & School of Ministry), passed away on
Dec. 17, 2013 in Augusta, Ga. following a fruitful life of ministry. He was 96 years old.
Letchford had a long resume that included missionary to Africa, church pastor, and
dean of the Graduate School of Missions.

With the Lord

Iris Marett Alexander (37) Aug. 2013
Bobbie White Houser (37) Dec. 2013
Caroline Rhyne Bowdler (42)
July 2011
Dorothy Parrott Moran (44)
Aug. 2013
Robert Daniel (46) Nov. 2012
Jane Kellar (47) Aug.2013
T. Leona Morgan (47) Sept. 2013
June Herron Hawkins (49) Nov. 2013
William Aldin (50) Sept. 2013
Gloria Palmer (50) Feb. 2013
Sophie Graham Stokke (51)
Nov. 2013
Josephine Ragano (52) Sept. 2013
Ruth Forbes Towns (53) Dec. 2013
George Hill (54) Aug. 2013
Paul Fink (56) Sept. 2013
Leo Leeder (56) August 13
Arthur Patrick Foster (57) Nov. 2013
Mario Cimbaro (58) July 2013
Wightman Weese (58) June 13
Bryant Black (63) Aug. 13
G. Alfred McCroskey (63) Oct. 2011
Lois Langford Wing (63) Aug. 2013
Stephen McConnell (64) 2011
Jennie Blevins Stoltzfus (65)
July 2013
Joel Nichols (67) Feb. 2013
Joe Messer Sr. (69) Aug. 2013
Douglas Shales (71) Oct. 2013
Philip Rabon (72) Sept. 2013
Frances Straight (83) Aug. 2013
Jeanne Schaufelberg (84) - Dec. 2013
Frederick W. Spier Jr. (94) - Dec. 2013
Christopher Gerlach (08) Oct. 2013
Heather Olford (widow of former board
member and honorary alumnus
Stephen Olford) Dec. 2013

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Are you connected to the CIU JobBoard?

Whether youre
looking to get
your foot in the
door of a new
career or have years of experience in
your field, the CIU JobBoard provides
tools that can assist you in finding
the position that fits your talents and
skills.Youll discover opportunities in
both ministry and the marketplace. So
wherever God is leading you, the CIU
JobBoard is a great place to begin your
search. Check out these CIU JobBoard
advantages:
Search an average of 200+ job openings
posted with CIU job seekers in mind.
Youll find opportunities in ministry
and the marketplace, full time and part
time, in the United States and abroad.
New jobs are added every day.
Discover over 500,000 jobs posted
by the College Central Network, an
interactive tool, linking you to jobs from
tens of thousands of unique sources
including major job boards, newspapers,
associations and company websites.

Upload your resume or build one at

the CIU JobBoard site.You can control
who sees it and forward it to prospective
employers. Two different resumes can be
uploaded; post one for ministry and one
for marketplace employers.
Improve your chances of being hired by
creating a digital portfolio that provides
an in-depth picture of who you are and
what youve accomplished.
Check out other career resources such
as resume and cover letter instructions,
interviewing tips, videos and much
more.
Register to use the CIU JobBoard
at www.ciu.edu/alumni/.
You can make the CIU JobBoard
even better by notifying CIU Career
Services about jobs available in your
area or referring employers to the CIU
JobBoard. Contact Career Services at
(803) 807-5076 or email
careerservices@ciu.edu.

This is an exciting time for CIU alumni as we have the opportunity to support
students and faculty through the Forward in Faith alumni project.
Forward in Faith offers three options making it possible for you to invest in areas
that are most important to you: Student Financial Aid and Scholarships, Faculty
Support, and Facility Renovations. Each of these areas will strengthen our alma
mater, making it possible for future generations to impact the nations with the
message of Christ. Will you join with us in going Forward in Faith?
Thank you,
Alumni Project Co-Chairs
Forward in Faith Campaign

Your generous gifts can be made online at

alumniproject.ciu.edu or by mail at:
Forward in Faith Alumni Project
CIU Development Department
P.O. Box 3122
Columbia, SC 29230-3122

On the Road
with CIU Chancellor
George Murray and
President Bill Jones
Feb. 14-16
Dr. George Murray in La Gracia
(Costa Rica)
Feb. 19-22
Dr. Bill Jones at Association for
Biblical Higher Education (ABHE)
Annual Meeting (Orlando, Fla.)
www.abhe.org
Feb. 23
Dr. George Murray at Grace Bible
Church (Dallas, Texas)
www.gracebiblechurch.org
March 6-9
Dr. George Murray at Haiti
Missions Conference (Haiti)
March 16-19
Dr. George Murray at Westminster
Presbyterian Church (Rock Hill,
S.C.) www.wpcgo.com
April 5-6
Dr. George Murray at Bethlehem
Church (Randolph, N.J.)
www.bethlehemchurch.org
April 28-May 22
Dr. George Murray at Medical
Missions Conference (Greece)
June 18-23
Dr. George Murray at People
International Conference (Turkey)
June 29-July 5
Dr. George Murray at Word of Life
Camp (Schroon Lake, N.Y.)
www.wol.org

Alumni Project 2013-2018

$500,000: Faculty Support
$500,000: Renovate Facilities
$500,000: Financial Aid and
Scholarships
Total: $1.5 Million

Shirley Moreland 71 Bob Vetter 58

Approved by the AALC on 4.4.13

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Parents: If this is addressed to your son or daughter

who no longer lives at this address, please notify us of
the new address by calling (803) 807-5500.

7435 Monticello Rd. PO Box 3122

Columbia, SC 29230-3122
803.754.4100 Toll Free 1.800.777.2227
www.ciu.edu

You are invited to celebrate CIUs 90th Anniversary

An Evening with Philip Yancey

Friday, May 2 at 6:30 p.m.
Brookland Baptist Church
1066 Sunset Blvd.
West Columbia, SC 29169
Enjoy dinner and hear from best-selling author
and CIU alumnus Philip Yancey (70). Philip has
written over 20 books including the award-winning
Whats So Amazing About Grace? and his new book,
The Question That Never Goes Away.
- Plus Learn about CIUs exciting Forward in Faith initiative
Cost: $15 - includes dinner

Make your reservation today at:

yanceyciu.eventbrite.com
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