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Pastor views sending students to ONU as "Kingdom work" Chuck Hayes did not attend Olivet. His wife Kathy does not call ONU her alma mater. So it may seem strange that the pastor of Richland, Wisconsin's Church of the Nazarene considers himself an "Olivet recruiter."
Faith in the military Steve Foster '89 often works 18-hour days. He sleeps in common barracks, hundreds of miles away from his wife and two young children.
Brooke (Blight) Amash '96 As a deputy probation officer, Brooke Amash spends her days in the company of drug addicted pregnant women, attempting to keep them on track and — when things do not follow according to plan — making arrests and booking a visit to the county jail.
Yet behind the dangerous job and the seeming persona of "tough girl cop" is the honest heart of a servant. "As a teen, I realized that I wanted to help people," Brooke says.
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