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CLEVELAND, Tenn. —The new director of publications for the Church of God Publishing House is Terry Hart. For the previ- ous four years, while serving as state overseer of the Church of God in Mississippi, Hart was also the chairman of the Editorial and Publications Board.


In his opening remarks to the employees of Pathway Press, Hart said the Publishing House will focus on its original purpose of resourcing local churches. Pathway produces a full line of


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New Leadership for PATHWAY PRESS


Sunday school curriculum for all age levels, the Evangelical Sunday School Lesson Commen- tary, the Evangel and Youth and Christian Education Leadership magazines, books, and more. An in-house digital press, Pathway Digital, produces brochures, on- demand books, and other printed material for various audiences. Pathway sells products via tele- phone and through its website, www.pathwaybookstore.com. Hart will lead Pathway under the direction of Assistant General


Terry Hart


Overseer David Griffis, who is the director of the Division of Disciple- ship. Each member of the Church of God Executive Committee serves as director of a division of the corporate ministries of the Church of God.


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Also joining the Pathway


team is David Ray, administra- tive assistant, and Robert McCall, central distribution coordinator. Ray comes from several years of serving in the former Youth and Christian Education Department, where he was YWEA coordinator. He will oversee the marketing of products. McCall, who was admin- istrative coordinator in the Division of World Evangelization, will lead the new centralized distribution approach of the Church of God. The new managing editor of publications is Lance Colkmire, a veteran of Church of God publica- tions. In his new role, Colkmire is the editor of the Evangel and man- ager of the Editorial Department.


TELLING THE STORIES OF MISSIONARY HEROES


CLEVELAND, Tenn.—Bill George, coordinator of education and publications for Church of God World Missions, asks:


How is it possible in a single volume to tell the story of a missions movement that embraces the span of 100 years, has worked in 180 countries and geographic entities outside the United States, has records of the appointment of well over 5,200 missionaries and national leaders, and has recruited into membership in the Church of God some 6 million members?


The answer is in the 565 pages of Dr. George’s new book, Until All Have Heard: The Centennial History of Church of God World Missions. The one-volume history begins with a 100-year survey, then moves into a regional approach to tell the story of the denomination’s


beginning and development in each area of the world. The book’s preparation has been a two-year project for George, who built his research on Charles Conn’s 1959 history, Where the Saints Have Trod; subsequent research directed by former administrative assistant Christopher Moree; and his own and staff investigations. “This has been a labor of love for me, since I have long been associated with world missions,


and a great many of the people whose stories are told have been my friends during the past half-century,” George said. Until All Have Heard is available for $22.99 by calling Church of God World Missions: 800-345-7492.


28 EVANGEL | October 2010


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