October 9, 2009Harding University names scholarships to honor four menSEARCY, Ark. — The Center for Advanced Ministry Training honored fourindividuals at the 86th Annual Harding University Lectureship in September. Clinton Brazle, Bill Goben, Monroe Hawley and Park Linscomb were recognized for their service to the church, and each had a scholarship named in his honor. Students pursuing the Bachelor of Ministry degree will be eligible for these scholarships. Brazle has been active in ministry for 60 years, serving as preacher at the Bozeman Church of Christ in Bozeman, Mont. He has worked extensively with young people and was active in the purchase of the Yellowstone Bible Camp in Pray, Mont. Students from the North Plains Region of the U.S. will benefit from the scholarship named in his honor. Goben has dedicated 40 years of Christian ministry to Montana and neighboring states. He preaches for the Billings Church of Christ in Montana and established a two-year internship program for young ministers just out of college. Students from the North Plains Region of the U.S. will benefit form the scholarship named in his honor. Hawley has preached at Southside Church of Christ in Milwaukee since 1958. He assisted in establishing six congregations in Iowa, Illinois and Wisconsin. In addition, he helped establish Wisconsin Christian Youth Camp in 1956 and served on the board of trustees at York College for 19 years. Students from the Great Lakes Region of the U.S. will benefit from the scholarship named in his honor. Linscomb has been an evangelist for 35 years for the Manchester Church of Christ in New Hampshire. He is president of Gander Brook Christian Camp in Raymond, Maine, and is editor of Northeastern Christian Net. He was a visiting professor of missions at Harding University from 2005 to 2006. Students from the Northeast Region of the U.S. will benefit from the scholarship named in his honor. |
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