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Chapel Hill Man to Join Campus Ministry at Wake

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The Rev. David L Fouche, 29, will join the Wake Forest University campus ministry on Aug. 1 as assistant chap­lain/ Baptist campus minis­ter.

He comes here from Chapel Hill, where he bas been work­ing for two years. His appoint­ment was approved last week by the executive committee of the General Board of the Baptist State Convention.

A native of Greenville. S. C., Fouche (pronounced Fou-shay) received a B. A. de­gree in history in 1974 from Furman University. He re­ceived a master of divinity degree from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary at Wake Forest in 1981.

While at Furman, he said in au interview, he was presi­dent of the Baptist Student Union and became good friends with the university cba lains. He also assisted in

Fouche was licensed to preach in 1979 by First Bap­tist Churcb of Columbia, S. C., where his parents live; and in 1981 he was ordained at Olin T. Binkley Memorial Baptist Churcb in Chapel Hill.

'* '* '* The Rev. E4 Christman,

university cbiplain, said Fouche will succ:eed Christal Williams-Steely.

Mrs. Williams-Steely and her husband, John, a wood­carver, are in England lead­ing a touring group of young people from Pullen Memorial Baptist Church of Raleigh.

Christman said the campusministry staff wUl be located in Wingate Hall witb him this fall, now that the school's mu­sic department bas moved from Wingate into its new wing at the Scales Fine Arts Center.

Serving with. Christman and Foucbe will be Rick Do~ coordinator of the In­. . .

the campus this fall. A native of Carbondale, Pa., he~tered the Jesuit novitiate in Wer­nersville, Pa., in 1963. For the past four years, he has been campus minister at Loyola College in Baltimore, Md.

Christman said it will be nice once again to have the ministry located under the same roof witb the chaplain's office and Wake, Forest Bap­tist Church.

Wingate Hall is the north-em wing of Wait Chapel and contains Davis Chapel, where interdenominational cbapel services for students are held at 11 a.m. each Thursday. ~i!~i!i!iiiiiiiiiiii!!!~~

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chaplains. He also assisted in Downs, coordinator of the In­the weekly worsbip I8r'Wces. tervaraity Christian Fellow­His interest in campus minis­ ship; the Rev. Douglas Fft"; try was heightened during his United Methodist campus final year at Southeastern minister; the Rev. Louis Bon­when he took a course in the acci, S. J., Roman Catholic subject under the Rev. Jim campus minister; and the Greene of the Baptist State Rev. William S. Wells, Episco­Convention staff. pal campus minister. Fox,

Greene suggested a one­ Bonacci and Wells work with year in t e r nship, which students on the other campus­Fouche served at the Univer­ es in the city. sity of North Carolina at Cha- Bonacci also will be new to

pel Hill. After that, he served '!~~!!~!!!i~~-~ for a year as a fill-in for Joe I! Clontz, the Baptist campus minister at UNC, while Clontz worked with a student project in West Africa.

Since he arrived in Win­ston-Salem recently, Fouche has picked up his interest in the peace movement by get, ting involved in CAN-Disarm and he will continue to serve on the peace committee of the N. C. Council of Churches. He . also is interested in Bread for the World. an international feed-the-hungry program.

Because he sees college as a critical time in the life of students and because he likes the academic world and the ..Christian ministry, he sees his work in campus ministry as

! an ideal way to put it all to­gether.

Next week he will be at­~ending the Baptist Campus Mi~isters' Conference to be

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ape I an to om Campus Ministry at Wake

By VIRTIE STROUP Sentinel Religion Reperter

The Rev. Divid L Fouche, 29, will join the Wake Forest University campus ministry on Aug. 1 as assistant chap­lainl Baptist campus minis­

te~e comes bere from Chapel Hill, wbere he bas been work­ingfor two years. His appoint­ment was approved last week by the executive committee of the General Board of the Baptist State Convention.

A native of Greenville, S. C., Fouche (pronounced Fou-shay) received a B. A. de­gree in history in 1974 from Furman University. He re­ceived a master of divinity degree from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary at Wake Forest in 1981.

While at Furman, he said in an interview, be was presi­dent of the Baptist Student Union a nd became good friends with tbe university chaplains. He also assisted in the weekly worsbip services. His ~terest in campus minis­try was heightened during his final year at Southeastern when he took a course in the subject under the Rev. Jim Greene of the Baptist State Convention staff.

Greene suggested a one-year internship, which Fouche served at the Univer­

pel Hill. After that, he served for a year as a fill-in for Joe Clontz, the Baptist campus minister at UNC, while Clontz worked with a student project in West Africa.

Since he arrived in Win­ston-Salem recently, Fouche has picked up his interest in the peace movement by get­ting involved in CAN-Disarm and be will continue to serve on the peace committee of the

sity of North Carolina at Cha-

N. C. Council of Churches. He also is interested in Bread for

Fouche was licensed to the campus tbis fa ll. A native preach in 1979 by First Bap- of Carbondale, Pa., he entered tist Church of Columbia, S. C., the Jesuit novitiate in Wer­where his parents live; and in nersville, Pa., in 1963. For the 1981 he was ordained at Olin past four years, he has been T. ~inkley Memorial Baptist campus minister at Loyola Churcb in Chapel Hill. College in Baltimore, Md.

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The Rev. Ed Christman, ministry located under the university chaplain, said same roof with the chaplain's Foucbe will succeed Christal office and Wake Forest Bap­Wllliams-Steely. tist Church.

Mrs. Williams-8teely and Wingate Hall is the north­her husband, John, a wood- ern wing of Wait Chapel and carver, are in England lead- contains Davis Chapel, where ing a touring group of young interdenominational chapel people from Pullen Memorial services for students are held Baptist Church of Raleigh. at 11 a.m. each ~hursday.

Christman said the campus ministry staff will be located in Wingate Hall with him this fall, now that the school's mu­sic department bas moved from Wingate into its new wing at the Scales Fine Arts Center.

Serving with Christman and Fouche will be Rick Downs, coordinator of the In­ Remainingtervarsity Christian Fellow­ Stetson Straws ship; the Rev. Douglas Fox, 25% OffUnited Methodist campus minister; the Rev. Louis Bon­acci, S. J ., Rodn Catholic campus minister; and the Rev. William S. Wells, Episco­pal campus minister. Fox, Bonacci and Wells work with students on the other campus­es in the city.

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a critical time in the life of students and beca use he likes the academic world and the Christian ministry, he sees his work in campus ministry as an ideal way to put it all to­gether.

Next week he will be at­tending the Baptist Campus Ministers' Conference to be held in Nashville, Tenn.

Chapel Hill Man to Join C ampus Mi-nistry at Wake

By VIRTIE STROUP Fouche was licensed to the campus this fall. A native f S.ntl"e' Religl... Reperter preach in 1979 by First Bap­ of Carbondale, Pa., he entered -+­

The Rev. David L Fouche, tist Church of Columbia, S. C., the Jesuit novitiate in Wer- - . 29, will join the Wake Forest where his parents live; and in nersville, Pa., in 1963. For the ~ University campus ministry 1981 he was ordained at Olin past four years, he has been _ on Aug. 1 as assistant chap­ T. Binkley Memorial Baptist campus minister at Loyola lain/ Baptist campus minis­ Churcb in Chapel Hill. College in Baltimore, Md. ter. Christman said it will be

He comes here from Chapel nice once again to bave the '" Hill, where be bas been work­ Rev.***Christman, located theThe Ed ministry under I ing for two years. His appoint­ university cbaplain, said same roof with the chaplain's ~ ment was approved last week Fouche will succeed Christal office and Wake Forest Bap- \

. by the executive committee Williams-Steely. tist Church. ~

of the General Board of the Mrs. Williams-Steely and Wingate Hall is the north- I" Baptist State Convention. her busband, John, a wood­ ern wing of Wait Chapel and

contains Davis Chapel, where A native of Greenville, carver, are in England lead­S. C., Fouche (pronounced ing a touring group of young interdenominational chapel Fou-shay) received a B. A. de­ people from Pullen Memorial serviCes for students are held gree in history in 1974 from Baptist Church of Raleigh. at 11 a.m. each ThurS4ay. Furman University. He re­ Christman said the campus ceived a master of divinity miniStry staff will be located degree from Southeastern in Wingate Hall with him this Baptist Theological Seminary fall, now that the school's mu­at Wake Forest in 1981. sic department has moved

While at Furman, he said in from Wingate into its new aU interview, be was presi­ wing at the Scales Fine Arts dent of the Baptist Student Center. Union and became good Serving with- Christman friends with the university and Fouche will be Rick chaplains. He also assisted in Downs, coordinator of the In­the weekly worship services. tervarsity Christian Fellow­His interest in campus minis­ ship; tbe Rev. Douglas Fox, try was heightened during his United Methodist campus final year at Southeastern minister; the Rev. Louis Bon­when he took a course in the acci, S. J., Roman Catholic subject under the Rev. Jim campus minister; and the Greene of the Baptist State Rev. William S. Wells. Episco­Convention staff. pal campus minister. Fox,

Greene suggested a one­ Bonacci and Wells work with year internsbip, wbic b students on the other campus­Fouche served at the Univer­ es in the city. sity of North Carolina at Cha­ Bonacci also will be new to pel Hill. After that, be served c------ - ­for a year as a fill-in for Joe Clontz, the Baptist campus minister at UNC, while Clontz worked with a student project in West Africa.

Since he arrived in Win­ston-Salem recently, Fouche \ has picked up his interest in the peace movement by get­ting involved in CAN-Disarm and be will continue to serve on the peace committee of the N. C. Councll of Churches. He . also is interested in Bread for the World. an international feed-the-bungry program.

Because be sees college as a critical time in the life of students and because he likes the academic world and the Christian ministry, he sees his work in campus ministry as an ideal way to put it all to­gether.

Next week he will be a ­I