April 2004 About this issue: Feature Kristi Spurgeon April 01, 2004 | 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... More Features Available to God Viewing the mountain scenery and listening to the stillness, one would never guess the nature and scope of the business up the narrow country road. From her home in northern Washington, Risë Rafferty shares her love for the Lord and all He promise... Read more 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 Available to God Viewing the mountain scenery and listening to the stillness, one would never guess the nature and scope of the business up the narrow country road. From her home in northern Washington, Risë Rafferty shares her love for the Lord and all He promise... 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 Fast Forward It’s crunch time—5 p.m.—in the control room of Blue Mountain News.News producer Tristan Stone is cranking into high gear. He’s already checked microphones, moved an out-of-place prop, set up the digital clock, plugged in cameras and logged on to t... 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 Fast Forward It’s crunch time—5 p.m.—in the control room of Blue Mountain News.News producer Tristan Stone is cranking into high gear. He’s already checked microphones, moved an out-of-place prop, set up the digital clock, plugged in cameras and logged on to t... 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 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 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 Others Bible Word-search Genesis Chapter 3 Genesis Chapter 3This Bible word-search puzzle is published with the hope that as you search for the words in the puzzle, you will be comforted with the promise of the plan of redemption contained within the chapter from which these words were tak... Read more Whatsoever Things Are Pure Mark Twain was once asked what he thought of Richard Wagner's music, to which he replied, "Well, it's not as bad as it sounds."There seems to be a bit of the same rationalization among society at large and Christians in particular when it comes to... Read more Whatsoever Things Are Pure Mark Twain was once asked what he thought of Richard Wagner's music, to which he replied, "Well, it's not as bad as it sounds."There seems to be a bit of the same rationalization among society at large and Christians in particular when it comes to... Read more Bible Word-search Genesis Chapter 3 Genesis Chapter 3This Bible word-search puzzle is published with the hope that as you search for the words in the puzzle, you will be comforted with the promise of the plan of redemption contained within the chapter from which these words were tak... Read more God's Mysterious Ways It was all black smoke and ringing alarms in Auburn Adventist Academy's girls dorm on that rainy November day. Were the girls still inside? Was anyone stubbornly lying in bed with ear plugs to wait out the “drill”? Was someone studying so intently... Read more Praying for the Cameras As a teen, Phil Donahue dreamed of being a famous TV personality. By the age of 27, he was well on his way to “success.” He worked as a reporter for the national network CBS. It was only radio, but it was CBS just the same. Read more God's Mysterious Ways It was all black smoke and ringing alarms in Auburn Adventist Academy's girls dorm on that rainy November day. Were the girls still inside? Was anyone stubbornly lying in bed with ear plugs to wait out the “drill”? Was someone studying so intently... Read more News The Adventist Health Mission Behind the Scenes Fairbanks Men Form "Ironworkers" for Fun and Service 500-mile Sabbath School Brings Members Together Midtown Members Witness at Fur Rondy Gem State Helps Teen Grow, Change and Become Idaho Conference Camp Meeting 2004 A Life Is Changed in Elgin MEA Announces 200304 Officers From Tragedy Comes Triumph for New Member Practice Evangelism Turns Real at Women's Ministries Event CAA Students Encourage Children to Stay Tobacco-free Sunset Members Provide Dinner for Men Leaving the Streets Milo Varsity Teams Make Spiritual Impact Willamette Pathfinders Earn Honors During One-day Seminar Thailand Trip Challenges Youth to Serve Jesus Daily Woodland Member Ministers with a Hug and a Smile Committee Provides Funds for Major PAA Projects Teacher Named in Who's Who for Second Time Yakima Teachers Honored by Who's Who UCAs Lange Honored Twice for Excellence in Teaching Republic Church Celebrates 25 Years of Memories Lay Ministry Blesses Guatemala with Medical, Dental Services Milton Welcomes New Members Through Baptisms Retreat Inspires Men to Focus on Jesus Dusting Off the Past Excavating the Lands of the Bible WWC Awarded $1 Million Challenge Grant Funds to Benefit Capital Campaign Summer Session Planned Pathfinders Experience Homelessness at Sunset Lake Retreat PSAA Alumni Return for Sabbath Reunion Sunset Lake Joins Children's Hospital in Long-term Partnership Silverdale Baby Boom Reminds of God's Love Community Services Provides Comfort for Needy Children Auburn Students Form Fellowship of Believers
Available to God Viewing the mountain scenery and listening to the stillness, one would never guess the nature and scope of the business up the narrow country road. From her home in northern Washington, Risë Rafferty shares her love for the Lord and all He promise... Read more
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
Available to God Viewing the mountain scenery and listening to the stillness, one would never guess the nature and scope of the business up the narrow country road. From her home in northern Washington, Risë Rafferty shares her love for the Lord and all He promise... 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
Fast Forward It’s crunch time—5 p.m.—in the control room of Blue Mountain News.News producer Tristan Stone is cranking into high gear. He’s already checked microphones, moved an out-of-place prop, set up the digital clock, plugged in cameras and logged on to t... 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
Fast Forward It’s crunch time—5 p.m.—in the control room of Blue Mountain News.News producer Tristan Stone is cranking into high gear. He’s already checked microphones, moved an out-of-place prop, set up the digital clock, plugged in cameras and logged on to t... 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
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
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
Bible Word-search Genesis Chapter 3 Genesis Chapter 3This Bible word-search puzzle is published with the hope that as you search for the words in the puzzle, you will be comforted with the promise of the plan of redemption contained within the chapter from which these words were tak... Read more
Whatsoever Things Are Pure Mark Twain was once asked what he thought of Richard Wagner's music, to which he replied, "Well, it's not as bad as it sounds."There seems to be a bit of the same rationalization among society at large and Christians in particular when it comes to... Read more
Whatsoever Things Are Pure Mark Twain was once asked what he thought of Richard Wagner's music, to which he replied, "Well, it's not as bad as it sounds."There seems to be a bit of the same rationalization among society at large and Christians in particular when it comes to... Read more
Bible Word-search Genesis Chapter 3 Genesis Chapter 3This Bible word-search puzzle is published with the hope that as you search for the words in the puzzle, you will be comforted with the promise of the plan of redemption contained within the chapter from which these words were tak... Read more
God's Mysterious Ways It was all black smoke and ringing alarms in Auburn Adventist Academy's girls dorm on that rainy November day. Were the girls still inside? Was anyone stubbornly lying in bed with ear plugs to wait out the “drill”? Was someone studying so intently... Read more
Praying for the Cameras As a teen, Phil Donahue dreamed of being a famous TV personality. By the age of 27, he was well on his way to “success.” He worked as a reporter for the national network CBS. It was only radio, but it was CBS just the same. Read more
God's Mysterious Ways It was all black smoke and ringing alarms in Auburn Adventist Academy's girls dorm on that rainy November day. Were the girls still inside? Was anyone stubbornly lying in bed with ear plugs to wait out the “drill”? Was someone studying so intently... Read more
