Kristi Spurgeon "This year I'm the Blue Mountain News news director, in charge of choosing and writing the content for our daily newscast. I've also been an anchor for almost two years.Although I love being on-air, my true passion lies behind the scenes and my dr... Read more
Nikia Furman Nikia Furman graduated from WWC in 2000 and is the production manager at Blue Mountain Television. "I chose Walla Walla College because not only could I receive an education, I could also develop my faith," he explains. "The instruction and experi... Read more
Brian Bell "I came to Walla Walla on the recommendation of a communications friend of mine, and it was an instant fit. Within the first five months of enrolling, I was a radio announcer on KGTS-FM and a news anchor with Valley News.My experience at WWC helpe... Read more
You Are Invited Open House and Dedication Weekend, April 23–24, 2004Canaday Technology CenterFriday2 p.m. Alumni/Student Connections: Networking for Professional Growth—Morre Dean, Walla Walla General Hospital CEO; Jodi Wagner, Coffey Communications, Inc., public... Read more
PERSPECTIVE: Reverence and Worship As I walked into the gym, the volume of voices confused and then dismayed me. I had arrived a little late for the church service at an Adventist academy and expected to find worshipers eager to hear the word of God. Instead, the speaker at the mic... Read more
How to Keep Former Members from Ever Coming Back The Adventist church is growing by a million members a year worldwide. It’s become the eighth largest international religious body in the world.But before you get too excited, know that for every million who join, 250,000 leave, according to the c... Read more
I Need Thee Every Hour Bernie carefully picked his way from his position in the chorus to the microphone and waited for the song to begin. Lou Wildman, Oregon Adventist Men’s Chorus (OAMC) conductor, turned and spoke to the audience. “The journey that you have just obse... Read more
