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Crossing the Atlantic As A

Servant of God

fter she lived abroad for several

years, who would have thought

Mr. Bob Sweet, the A that the Lord would lead Miss

comptroller, keeps track of Holly Meyers back to Florida? Although

the College’s cash flow and she lived what might be considered a

also assists Dr. James Munro

by providing current reports glamourous life in England with a

on the different accounts. The challenging job in a large hospital, she

new computer system has

been a tremendous help to felt called to minister to young women.

the bookkeeping process. Upon completion of her nursing

Mr. Sweet also oversees

the bookstore operation, degree at Pensacola Christian College,

managed by Mrs. Bea Sawyer Miss Meyers moved to Illinois to begin

and her assistants, Sue her career. In 1988, she moved to

Lulsdorf and Dusty Burrows.
Oregon to be with her grandparents and

Miss Beth Darby returned to commence work on her graduate degree

the College this past summer

to work in the Registrar’s in counseling.

office for Dr. Ralph Hayes. By 1989, she felt the Lord was calling

She had previously worked her to be with her family, who are

as a secretary for Mr. Michael

Bryant, Director of Financial missionaries in England, as well as to

Aid, after she was graduated work in Papworth Hospital in the open

from Clearwater in 1990.

She then moved to heart/transplant I.C.U. Miss Meyers

Tennessee to be with her helped her parents in their ministry. Her

family and to work locally in work with the young single women in

her hometown. We are happy

to have Miss Darby back as their church increased her burden and

part of the college family. eventually led her to our college.

Though Miss Meyers is fulfilling her desire to counsel young

women as part of her job as a resident advisor, her years of

nursing are not going unused. In order to stay current with the

trends in her field of nursing, she works at a local hospital once

a week during the school year.

One of her tasks as school nurse has kept Miss Meyers

unusally busy this year — filling out illness excuses. A virus

spread throughout campus in the early part of second

semester. Many students succumbed to it. She kept very busy

dispensing medicine to students confined to their rooms.

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