Cedarville University - Miracle / Cedrus Yearbook (Cedarville, OH)

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I I Above The Oreene County Jail team pausea outside of the Jail. Belov -; A moment of prayer outside of the Jail prepared the team to minister to the inmates. Hospitality Home nrv Row • Amber Whited. Christine Renberg Kathy Bavec. Barbara Wells. Jackie King. Deb- bie DuruweUer. Second Row - Raul Dillon. Mark McClain. Tracy Evans. Scon Joiner. Dan- iel Webb, Paul Orosvenor. ♦ Antioch Plot Row - Grace Young Jeffrey Main, Seott Poling Kirk Belmont. John Martin Second Row - Tim Lethbridge. Glen Bowman. Atan Ashley. Dan Oonzalcs James Pawclskl ♦ Greenwood Manor Plrat Row • Timothy Lewis. Joel Campbell. Duane PrVddy. Kelley OUl. Jlmbo Houser Sec- ond Row • Tina Dempsey. Nancy Merkh. Ann Powers. Heather rowler. Third Row • Jennifer Leney. Jeff Nltenaaic. Randy Oswald. Tony Wn. Teresa Pack. Pourth Row • Robert Cunts Usa Anderson. Lynn Bowers. Ellen Smith. ♦ Dayton Awana Plrat Row • Kristine Kuhns. Scott Auwater. Shelly Lemponen Debbie Lacurc. Second Row • Sue Orth. Angle Dennis. Brian Hum- phreys. Wendy Wldder. Third Row ■ Mike Rose. Darla Rollings. Jennifer WLUamson. Kerry Baumgartner. Ken Thompson. Jeff Hood Organizations 29

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YRC rirst Row • Bather Woodbrldge. Carla Johnson. Second Row • Jennifer Mc- Donald. Bob Kennedy. Kim Hughes. Ka- tie Beaman. Jenny rink. Qretchen Men- dell. Amy Wlcheal. Krtstl Hashberger. ♦ Greene County Jail rust Row • Christina weaver. Vk Had- dad. Dave Ryan. Dan Byrum. Second Row • Tammy Cchlln. Rhonda Helse. Debbie Borlels. Dana Quy. David Hoecke. Third How - Brian Ethridge. Scott Poling. Kirk Belmont. Joel Lum. Dennis McMkheal. ♦ Odd Fellows rirst Row • Gregg O'Dell. Peter Emlgh. Susan Williams. Deborah Palsodorter. Mike Koelng. Second Row • Emily Dav- enport. Jennifer Chon. Kim Bailey. Christina Stanch. Julie Young. Third Row - Rod Perkins. Patrick Loudln. Dan Kester. ♦ Vandalia Awana rVM Row - Mrfdl Laub. Jeff Kohl. Bev nelson. Second Row Debbie Wok. kart CUrk. Karen 3th in. Cante Quinn Third Row - Cilcla We In- pet er. Karen Acker. Ur Miller. For over fifteen years, Cedarville Col- lege students have ministered to prison- ers at Greene County Jail. The seven- teen member team was split into two teams. One team wrote letters to the in- mates and the other visited them per- sonally. The groups were both dedicat- ed to building relationships while sharing the gospel. Inmates responded to Cedarville students with general openness. Kirk Keller, director of Com- passion Ministries, explains, The in- mates were free to get involved or to just go about their business. Two prisoners were saved last year and many were dis- cipled. Scott Poling, team leader reflect- ed, Many times we would go to minister to them and they would end up minister- ing to us. 28 Organizations

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Southgate Awana rw Row • Kathy Llppert. Kevin McAIvcy. K«H Moodk Second Row • Melissa CoAcy. Tenl Macfhcrson. Christine McCormkh. Thomas Mach. Third Row ■ Bryan Schroll. Rebecca Mil. Alastnk Wright. ♦ Sunnyland Nursing Home nrv Row - Lori Brown. Lynne Stchau. Robert Latoreila. JuHc Storehouse. Second Row • Calvin Burke. Loreena westfaii. Becky Tucker. Paul Hamlin. ♦ FWM Mrs! Row - Loreena Westfall. Beth Hansen, Da- vid Sommers. Rkhard Ernst. Second Row Tom Carroll. Christine Renbcrg Tim Derfcs. Ruth Monts. Third Row - Lb Miller. Kathy Duda. Kim Comer. Rhonda fo . ♦ OVCH • PM first Row - Pete Pappas. June Hynes. Stephen Ross. Dawn Smith. Dan Scott. Todd Dowdcn. Second Row • Bob Bowman. Pete Pantaet. Jeff Ciyzyk. Kathy O Krcs». Leann Lund. Sandra Htxlon Third Row • Chip rullerton. Sandy Da- vis. Wendy Bell. JIU Slayton. Peggy Wiki man. Linda Scchrtst. Rkhard Ernst. Tourth Row - Andrea Unger Crlssy Rolg Kim Elmers. Kim Sdjan. lUm Bailey. John Bercaw. Jim Eutsey. Teens often deal with many difficult questions about their lives. The Lifeline Players tried to help teens deal with such questions. Under the direction of Greg Hopwood, the improvisational dra- ma team traveled to churches and min- istered to teens through skits about top- ics such as “peer pressure and parent teen conflict.” Hopwood pat- terned the team after a group he had been in while attending public high school and many of the skits were adap- tations from that team. The Lifeline Play- ers was composed of nine students from Cedarville: Jeanie Erneston, Tim Felt. Greg Hopwood, Fred Rineheart, Sue Rogers, Brenda Sutliff, Kevin Tupps, Keith Wiederwax. and Molly Williams. 30 Organisations