FWBBC Announces 2009-2010 Cross-Cultural SpecialistsClint and Lynette Morgan will serve as resident cross-cultural specialists at Free Will Baptist Bible College for the 2009-2010 academic year, according to Provost Greg Ketteman. Currently employed by The Hanna Project, a faith-based Non-governmental Organization (NGO), Clint has led humanitarian projects in West Africa, North Africa, and Central Asia. The Hanna Project (THP) promotes education and health projects among some of the world’s most needy peoples. FWBBC's Stevens Leads Composer SymposiumDr. James Stevens, chair of the Free Will Baptist Bible College Music Department, was one of seven clinicians selected to participate in the 2009 Composer’s Symposium sponsored by Pine Lake Music Company. For more then 35 years, Pine Lake Music has provided choral music, musicals, and collections for churches, as well as sound tracks, sheet music, and artist recordings for individuals. JETS Publishes Review by FWBBC's HesterThe Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society (JETS) published a 1,500-word review (March 2009 issue) by Dr. Kevin Hester, Biblical Studies program coordinator at Free Will Baptist Bible College, in which Hester analyzes Thomas C. Oden’s book, How Africa Shaped the Christian Mind: Rediscovering the African Seedbed of Western Christianity (Downer’s Grove: InterVarsity, 2007, 204 pp., $19). FWBBC Names Women's Basketball CoachJared Owen has been named women’s basketball coach at Free Will Baptist Bible College, according to Greg Ketteman, provost. The 24-year-old Florida native played two years with the Flames basketball team and served as assistant coach during the 2008-2009 season. In addition to his duties as Lady Flames coach, Owen will also serve as part-time facilities manager for the Picirilli Activities Building. FWBBC Honors Bert and Dianne TippettMore than 250 people gathered in Free Will Baptist Bible College’s Memorial Auditorium on June 4 to share in The Celebration!, an evening to honor long-time employees Bert and Dianne Tippett for their 44-year ministry at FWBBC. For the first time in school history, an event was streamed live from the college, with more than 500 people logging onto the FWBBC website.
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