Pentecostal Evangel headlines
Check out these alumni-focused articles from recent Pentecostal Evangel online content:
- "The Preacher Girls" highlights women in ministry, including Leila Ojala ('05) and Korista Lewis-Beaty (wife of AGTS alum Ryan Beaty ('08).
- "Alone in Berkeley" shares the church-planting efforts of Drs. Earl ('02) and Janet ('04/10) Creps in Berkeley, Calif.
Lindsey Ellis ('02) received the Meritorious Award for Distinguished Young Alumnus during College of the Ozarks Homecoming. Lindsey is the director of operations for The Covering House (TCH), a faith-driven social service organization that provides refuge and restoration to domestic, minor survivors of trafficking.
Brian Fulthorp ('07) completed four units of Clinical Pastoral Education in August through Vidant Medical Center in Greenville, N.C. He was ordained by the North Carolina District of the AG in October in preparation for his entrance into professional chaplaincy.
Paul Kaminer ('89) and Katherine Sobey ('03) were married on November 21, 2015. Paul and Katherine will serve as U.S. missionaries at Native American Bible College, Shannon, N.C.
John B. Johnson ('79/'80) serves as chief of staff for the Canadian County Oklahoma Board of Commissioners.
Dennis Ottalagano ('81) serves as senior pastor at New Life Assembly in Ramona, Calif. He has also worked full-time as a hospice chaplain for 13 years. Dennis is a lifetime member of Vietnam Veterans of America where he serves as chaplain for chapter 0742.
Unyong Statwick ('03/'05) passed her Certification Committee with the Association for Clinical Pastoral Education, Inc.) and is now an associate supervisor. She is officially certified to prepare students in CPE Levels I and II.
John ('95) and Carolyn Stewart serve as AG appointed missionaries to South Africa. They returned to the field in September and attended the Ministers Retreat for International Assemblies of God, South Africa in October.
