Center for Bible Engagement- Back to the Bible and Dr. Woodrow Kroll
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Labels: 2009, Back to the Bible, presidents, Woodrow Kroll
The history of Davis College (formerly Practical Bible Training School and Practical Bible College) is very rich. This blog will have stories and articles about the history of the school founded by John A. Davis. The history continues to be written and articles related to that aspect will also be included. Alumni may submit stories of their time here using the form. And feel free to post comments to articles on the blog. Please feel free to subscribe. Be sure to look at the archives too.
Labels: 2009, Back to the Bible, presidents, Woodrow Kroll
We are excited to announce that at a Special Business Meeting, held on Sunday, June 22, 2008, the members of NSBC overwhelmingly voted in favor (98%) of extending a call to Dr. George Miller III to become our new Senior Pastor.After prayerful consideration, Dr. Miller has accepted the call. He and his wife Elaine plan to begin their ministry here July 27th.
To read a letter from Dr. Miller and Elaine click here. Dr. Miller's instillation service will be on Sunday, September 14, 2008.
Labels: 2008, George Miller III, North Syracuse, presidents
JOHNSON CITY -- Increasing enrollment, expanding the number of degree programs and boosting the college's profile are three goals of the Rev. Dino J. Pedrone, who was announced Tuesday as the new president of Davis College.
"I'm coming here because I believe this is the call of God in my life at this time," said Pedrone, 62, who is currently senior pastor at the 2,000-member New Testament Baptist Church in Miami and Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
Davis College also means a lot to him, the Binghamton native said. He came to the college, then Practical Bible Training School, in the 1960s, directly from Binghamton's old North High School with little idea of what he wanted to do with his life.
"The Practical Bible years were transforming years for me," said Pedrone, who graduated in 1967. He found his calling at the college and also met his wife at the school on Riverside Drive. (to read the whole article click here)
I will do more about this Davis College: the Making of the 9th president in the days to come as I finish my write-ups about Dr. Kroll, Dr. Linebaugh, and Dr. Miller.
Labels: Dale Linebaugh, Dino Pedrone, George Miller III, presidents, press and sun bulletin, Woodrow Kroll
Labels: 2007, Dale Linebaugh, George Miller III, presidents, winter, Woodrow Kroll
The Davis College Presidential Interviews are about to begin late this week or early next. I have received conformation from all three of the presidents and the questions are almost all finished. The final details of when the interviews will occur are being worked out. Soon after the interviews I will do a write up about each of the interviews. The pictures below are each president in their Senior Picture from the Theologue.
Labels: Dale Linebaugh, George Miller III, presidents, Theologue, Woodrow Kroll
Labels: 2000, Dale Linebaugh, George Miller III, presidents, Woodrow Kroll
This week has been the International Festival here at Davis College. Today there were many seminars for different mission and Christian relief agencies from around the world to downtown Binghamton. It is the perfect time to remember the world that God has put us in and the needs all around. I have been thinking about Papua New Guinea where I went in 2005. I also started thinking about the International love that our founder John A. Davis had. Back in the Theologues from the 1920s I can see his passion for Multi-cultural or Mult-Ethnic Ministry. Long before integration was happening in America, Dr. Davis had African-American students here on this campus; along with African Foreign Exchange students and Hispanic students. This November (Thanksgiving Day) will mark 85 years since the Students League of Many Nations was founded on the grounds of PBTS. It was started by the Freshman class giving a presentation on Thanksgiving (since in the early years the students did not return home for Thanksgiving). Throughout this month I will begin to present the League (and I welcome any stories from Alumni who were in it). Research is still progressing on my Davis Presidents project. A lot of the research is complete. Keep sending your memories of PBTS, PBC, and Davis. Remember the Sun Never Sets on our Alumni.
Labels: 1922, international festival, presidents, Students Leageue of Many Nations, Thanksgiving