Alpha Fellowship 2016

Alpha Fellowship Senior Dinner

Alpha Fellowship Seniors

Senior Dinner Prayer Time

Senior Dinner Prayer Time

Temple Mount

Monastery in Petra

Western Wall (Wailing Wall)

Staff Team in Israel

Synagogue in Capernaum

Senior Dinner May 2015 – Alpha Fellowship – Group Photo

Senior Dinner May 2015 – Alpha Fellowship

Senior Dinner May 2015 – Alpha Fellowship

Senior Dinner May 2015 – Alpha Fellowship

Purdue WDA Staff team – 1984

One of several missions trips to Africa.

One of the many Spring Break backpacking trips in Smoky Mountain National Park.

Purdue WDA along with multiple campus ministries and churches sponsored Origins: Follow The Evidence Where It Leads A symposium with the purpose to explore and debate some of the most probing questions about faith, reason, and life via panel discussions, lectures, and debates. http://www.symposiachristi.com

WDA co-sponsored: World War II stories from a real hero, Ray Miller. He is a very spry, sharp, funny, ninety-two years young World War II B-17 bomber pilot. He served in the European theater for 23 bombing missions on his plane named “Warz End.” The name of his plane was truly a part of the end of the war in Europe. His plane was a part of the massive effort beginning on 12/23/1944 to break the Nazis grip on Bastogne (Battle of the Bulge) by bombing a wide range of targets. He also was hit in his cockpit by flack and almost died if not for the quick action of one of the gunners who in turn flew the plane (yes, everyone on the plane were trained to fly). The leather hat and jacket he has on are what he wore at that time.

WDA co-sponsored: World War II stories from a real hero, Ray Miller. He is a very spry, sharp, funny, ninety-two years young World War II B-17 bomber pilot. He served in the European theater for 23 bombing missions on his plane named “Warz End.” The name of his plane was truly a part of the end of the war in Europe. His plane was a part of the massive effort beginning on 12/23/1944 to break the Nazis grip on Bastogne (Battle of the Bulge) by bombing a wide range of targets. He also was hit in his cockpit by flack and almost died if not for the quick action of one of the gunners who in turn flew the plane (yes, everyone on the plane were trained to fly). The leather hat and jacket he has on are what he wore at that time.