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49 Morris A. Inch has written a book, Matthew in the Messianic Tradition (University Press of America, Inc.). Inch is professor emeritus of Biblical studies at Wheaton College. Inch has published more than 30 books including Two Gospel Motifs: The Original Quest and the Messianic Theophany, Devotions with David: A Christian Legacy, and The Elder Brother: A Christian Alternative to Anti-Semitism.
57 Aggie Haik writes, “These past few months have been rather busy with a new ministry of being a designated driver and cook for two different families who are infirmed as well as being a mentor to five teenage girls under the Girl Scout program. Anyone who says the Christian life is boring isn’t really living it! His mercies are new every morning as well as His marching orders and I love it and would live my life all over again the same way! It has been and still is an adventure and I love Him for putting me in the ministry! Praise the Lord and I owe it all to Him and Houghton where it all started!”
60 Ed Crandall has become a part-time pastor of “visitation and pastoral care” at Buena Vista Wesleyan Church, after retiring from serving the Elmira Wesleyan Church for 17 years.
77 Michael Frost is working on his doctor of ministry degree through the Lutheran Theological Seminary in Philadelphia, PA. He has completed the required courses and has begun putting together a project proposal which will be in the field of evangelism.
79 Carrie (Neller) Hirata and her husband have begun a home business with EcoQuest International. EcoQuest is a 20-year-old Christian company that produces and markets indoor living products (i.e., air purifiers, water and laundry purification systems, vitamins and skin/hair products).
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Marie
(Fearing) Sovereign
writes, “I graduated from Houghton along with my
husband-to-be Floyd Sovereign. (Both are pictured
at right.) We married in 1944 and moved to Rochester, NY
where Floyd was pastor of a church and attended Colgate
Rochester Seminary. In 1947 we went to Brazil to begin
missionary service. A summary of our story is on the
Internet at