Graduating year - 1986
 

Nancy Kurrack (’86): Nancy has published Like Mother Like Daughter: The Effects of Growing Up in a Homosexual Home. The book narrates the story of Jackii Edwards who knows full well the effects of growing up in a homosexual home. She tells how only the Lord could help her overcome her physical and emotional scars and how today she ministers through Exodus International and many churches. 

Tara C. Patty ('86): Tara announces the opening of a new online gallery (www.taracpatty.com). She resides in Santa Fe, N.M.

Kurt Priebe (’86): Kurt has been teaching at Friends University in Wichita, KS since August 1990. He served 10 years as the fine arts division technical director and then joined the full-time teaching faculty in Drama & Media Studies in Fine Arts in the fall of 2000.  

Cynthia Ellenwood (‘86): I have been editor and personal assistant to Bishop Wellington Boone since 1989. I first met him when I was co-authoring a book by Bob Slosser, former president of Regent University, entitled Changing the Way America Thinks (Word Books). Since I joined the ministry, Bishop Boone has authored several best-selling books that were acclaimed by Publisher’s Weekly, including Your Wife Is Not Your Momma and Low Road to New Heights (both published by Doubleday). We also started our own publishing company called ProVision in 1997. Bishop Boone is the founder and chief overseer of the Fellowship of International Churches. The ministry headquarters relocated to Atlanta in 1995, where he pastors a church called The Father’s House. Bishop Boone is now a member of the Board of Trustees of Regent University, so we have come full circle. I am part of a movement with righteous leaders who are becoming increasing involved in national leadership not only in the church but also in the marketplace and civil government, in the name of Jesus Christ. Our theme is “Total Domination.”

Christopher Holt (’86): I am Associate Pastor at a Church in Sacramento California River City Community Church. Among my many duties I am the Media Ministry Directory which includes multimedia and sound and television productions. I also have a freelance business called ClearVision Production where I produce TV show, commercials and promotions for religious and non-religious clientele. My wife Kathy and I have four lovely children 3 boys and 1 girl.

Michelle Levigne (’86): Current job: Quality Control department of The David Group, Downtown Cleveland. The David Group is a recruitment advertising agency that also works on employee retention. My most recent publication is a novel entitled "10,000 Suns," which was released December 1 from Amber Quill Publishing. In February, my fairy tale "Bitter Sweet" will be published by Mundania Press. www.Mundania.com. Also, I'm delighted to report that my first novel, a historical/fantasy adventure called "Heir of Faxinor" will come back into print in 2005 with Hard Shell Word Factory. They've also just offered for the sequel, "Lorien." www.hardshell.com. Amber Quill is also preparing to publish "Picture This," the first in my humorous/romance/ adventure series which I call The Five Sisters. My web site is www.MLevigne.com. I regularly have a contest running, promoting my next book, and anyone who sends me a SASE will get a free bookmark.

Andy Raemsch (’86): I am working as a RN in an OR. Got that? That is to say I am working as a nurse in an Operating Room at a hospital in Scranton, PA. I have a 6 year old daughter and a wife of 8 years. God is good!!!!

Jonathan Snider (’86): God has blessed me tremendously. I am the Production Manager at Cox Communications for the Arizona system. I've been here for 19 years. Been married for 15 years, have 2 children Joshua 9 and Danielle 5. We are part of a wonderful church that is 7 years old, looking for land to build on.