Three Angles News—Wednesday, May 15, 2013

Spectrum Staff | May 14, 2013

1. The Washington Post includes Pathfinders in an article about the growing interest in alternatives to the Boy Scouts of America.

2. Recently, the Pacific Union Conference officially recognized Pacific Union College religion professor Jean Sheldon, Ph.D., as an ordained minister.

3. Dr. Jay Sloop of Yakima, Wash., has disappeared in Kiev, Ukraine, where he was on a medical mission. The 77-year-old retired obstetrician was last seen about 6:45 a.m. local time Tuesday after he left a church compound for a morning walk, said Jay Wintermeyer, communications director for the Upper Columbia Conference.

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