Trained in business and science, Sam has
the distinction of being a supporter of the
ministry and a former staff member. He
served the Lord with Haggai Institute for
nine years, before leaving to go into the
real estate business.
“I’ve worked with some wonderful people
at Haggai Institute,” he says. “And I’ve
met some impressive participants of the
program.”
Sam and Sarah continue to be part of
the global community of H.I. because, as
Sarah says, “It’s simply the best way to
reach the lost.”
TRAINING DOUBLES
Where would you find the following
leadership positions?
ALSO NOTE . . .
THE SEMIANNUAL
July saw th e Semiannual Meeting of the International
Board, held in Atlanta. Emad Massoud, a faculty
member from Sudan, was the keynote speaker. Emad
works with the World Food Programme in Khartoum,
Sudan.
WELCOME
. . . to three new advancement directors – Joanne
Stockdale (based in Michigan), Jack Wyman (working
from Texas), and Tim Probasco (covering California).
TRAVELING
In order to introduce new people to the ministry,
Haggai Institute has held educational events in
Memphis, Tennessee, and Cashiers, North Carolina.
Faculty members Aldo Fontao, Magda VanderWalt,
and Anand Pillai have also been traveling with
advancement directors to meet donors.
17/25!
Inspired by the Asian Alumni Summit meetings,
alumni associations are gathering funds to sponsor
new leaders for training. Indonesia’s goal is to pay
for an entire International Training Session, and so
far they have raised 17 sponsorships toward the goal
of 25.
NEWS FROM CHINA
The answer: in just ONE of the 32 couples
who attended Haggai Institute’s first-ever
International Couples’ Training Session.
The session ran from 10 September to 26
September 2013. More details to follow!
The most recent Mandarin International Training
Session in Hong Kong (9 September to 21 September)
had 46 participants: 28 men and 18 women, from
Singapore, Malaysia, and 16 provinces of the PRC. Of
those trained, 20 were marketplace professionals.
AND THANKS FOR ANSWERED PRAYER
. . . that Hurricane Henriette, which threatened the
Mid-Pacific Center during August, diverted south
before hitting Hawaii.
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