Praying for the Families of the Victims of the Shooting at Davis College
News Ten Now Video of the prayer service (News 10 Now)
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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.
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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.
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Mrs. Eleanor Krooswyk has made it into the local paper, the Press and Sun Bulletin. The article was in yesterday's (Thursday, October 18, 2007) edition. Read the story here. Mrs. Krooswyk has, as mentioned a few posts below, graduated from PBTS in 1937. She is now 91, going on 92 in a couple of months.
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