January 2003 About this issue: Feature Jon L. Dybdahl January 01, 2003 | Bradley Nelson Jon Dybdahl can remember exactly where he was sitting when God called him to ministry.One Friday night at Pacific Union College, during vespers, he remembers feeling the strongest sense that he should be up front preaching. Although several people... More Features Jon L. Dybdahl Jon Dybdahl can remember exactly where he was sitting when God called him to ministry.One Friday night at Pacific Union College, during vespers, he remembers feeling the strongest sense that he should be up front preaching. Although several people... Read more Jon Dybdahl GLEANER: Jon, you first came to Walla Walla College in 1976, where you taught for 13 years. Most recently you were a professor at Andrews University. What factors convinced you to leave full-time teaching and return here as president?DYBDAHL: Teac... Read more Jon Dybdahl GLEANER: Jon, you first came to Walla Walla College in 1976, where you taught for 13 years. Most recently you were a professor at Andrews University. What factors convinced you to leave full-time teaching and return here as president?DYBDAHL: Teac... Read more Others Walla Walla A Place So Nice They Named it Twice• Walla Walla is home to the oldest symphony in continuous performance west of the Mississippi River.• There is an average of 30 feet of top soil covering Walla Walla’s farming land.• There are 360 acres of parks... Read more Walla Walla College Now More Than Ever As I attended the moving inauguration service last month for Jon Dybdahl as our new Walla Walla College president, I thought about a different gathering I had taken part in just a few months before.In that meeting, North Pacific Union Conference a... Read more Walla Walla College Now More Than Ever As I attended the moving inauguration service last month for Jon Dybdahl as our new Walla Walla College president, I thought about a different gathering I had taken part in just a few months before.In that meeting, North Pacific Union Conference a... Read more Walla Walla A Place So Nice They Named it Twice• Walla Walla is home to the oldest symphony in continuous performance west of the Mississippi River.• There is an average of 30 feet of top soil covering Walla Walla’s farming land.• There are 360 acres of parks... Read more GoodBut Not Perfect Thank you for such a good GLEANER. In the November 2002 issue, in the “Mission Trip Unites” article, my name was spelled Schonemaker—it is correctly spelled Schoonhoven. I have been on 12 mission trips since retiring. Again, on page 27, the person... Read more Just Two Things Author Richard Carlson has made a fortune, reminding us in his “New York Times” bestseller that there are just two things we need to remember: Don’t sweat the small stuff, and it’s all small stuff. Read more GoodBut Not Perfect Thank you for such a good GLEANER. In the November 2002 issue, in the “Mission Trip Unites” article, my name was spelled Schonemaker—it is correctly spelled Schoonhoven. I have been on 12 mission trips since retiring. Again, on page 27, the person... Read more News Adventist Medical Center Shares Mission With Church AMC Welcomes Vice President Alaska Youth Challenge Reaches 26,000 Homes Pathfinder Food Drive Aleknagik Baptism Midtown Fellowship Reaches Out to Needy Oasis Church Sponsors 16 Summer Campers Gem State Hosts Idahos First Lady Meridian Members Change Nominating Process Like Father,Like Son Great Falls Hosts Weekend Reunion Jordan Adventists Host Tribute Milo Celebrates Family Weekend ECA Students Focus on World Cultures Oregon Youth Team Travels to Remote Alaska CAA Turns Out For Service Salem Central Church Dedicates Teachers Laurelwood Alumni Donate $80,000 Good news from India! Albany Pathfinders Bear Up Well at Camporee All Nations Center Adds 20 During Seminar New Pastoral Family Leads Sandpoint Outreach New Members Visit Conference Office WWVA Announces Senior Officers Family Festival Features Aviator, College President Echoes of Praise Church Activates its Outreach New President Celebrates WWC Mission “Sweet Honey in the Rock” To Appear Feb. 1 My Life In Christian Puppeting Megabucks for Megahertz Adventurer Camp-out Brings Solid Turnout Math Enthusiasm Hits PSAA PSAA Students "Connect" at Camp
Jon L. Dybdahl Jon Dybdahl can remember exactly where he was sitting when God called him to ministry.One Friday night at Pacific Union College, during vespers, he remembers feeling the strongest sense that he should be up front preaching. Although several people... Read more
Jon Dybdahl GLEANER: Jon, you first came to Walla Walla College in 1976, where you taught for 13 years. Most recently you were a professor at Andrews University. What factors convinced you to leave full-time teaching and return here as president?DYBDAHL: Teac... Read more
Jon Dybdahl GLEANER: Jon, you first came to Walla Walla College in 1976, where you taught for 13 years. Most recently you were a professor at Andrews University. What factors convinced you to leave full-time teaching and return here as president?DYBDAHL: Teac... Read more
Walla Walla A Place So Nice They Named it Twice• Walla Walla is home to the oldest symphony in continuous performance west of the Mississippi River.• There is an average of 30 feet of top soil covering Walla Walla’s farming land.• There are 360 acres of parks... Read more
Walla Walla College Now More Than Ever As I attended the moving inauguration service last month for Jon Dybdahl as our new Walla Walla College president, I thought about a different gathering I had taken part in just a few months before.In that meeting, North Pacific Union Conference a... Read more
Walla Walla College Now More Than Ever As I attended the moving inauguration service last month for Jon Dybdahl as our new Walla Walla College president, I thought about a different gathering I had taken part in just a few months before.In that meeting, North Pacific Union Conference a... Read more
Walla Walla A Place So Nice They Named it Twice• Walla Walla is home to the oldest symphony in continuous performance west of the Mississippi River.• There is an average of 30 feet of top soil covering Walla Walla’s farming land.• There are 360 acres of parks... Read more
GoodBut Not Perfect Thank you for such a good GLEANER. In the November 2002 issue, in the “Mission Trip Unites” article, my name was spelled Schonemaker—it is correctly spelled Schoonhoven. I have been on 12 mission trips since retiring. Again, on page 27, the person... Read more
Just Two Things Author Richard Carlson has made a fortune, reminding us in his “New York Times” bestseller that there are just two things we need to remember: Don’t sweat the small stuff, and it’s all small stuff. Read more
GoodBut Not Perfect Thank you for such a good GLEANER. In the November 2002 issue, in the “Mission Trip Unites” article, my name was spelled Schonemaker—it is correctly spelled Schoonhoven. I have been on 12 mission trips since retiring. Again, on page 27, the person... Read more
