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Dr. Sheryl White is now the Executive Director for Sarver Corporation Foundation. For six years she served as the Development Coordinator and grant writer for Youth Core Ministries (YCM) in South Central Kansas. She served YCM at the Barron Theater in Pratt, KS. Prior to this position White served as the Director of Lay Ministries at the First United Methodist Church in Pratt, Kansas for nine and a half years.Sheryl has ministered to children and youth in a professional ministry position for 22 years, served college students for 8 years, and volunteered with youth and children for an additional 10 years. Sheryl received her Doctorate of Ministry Degree in 2004 from Houston Graduate School of Theology. Sheryl wrote Underground Angel, a historical fiction work from her doctoral dissertation, The Haviland Heritage Foundation: Extending the Life of Laura S. Haviland in 21st Century Haviland and Beyond. The Haviland Heritage Foundation is a non-profit organization she created as a part of her dissertation. Underground Angel is the true-life story of Laura Haviland framed in historical fiction and published in November 2013.Sheryl currently lives and serves the community of Haviland, Kansas, named for Mrs. Haviland and has done so for fourteen years.  She has served as an instructor at Barclay College and Minister of Education at the Haviland Friends Church. She is also a graduate from Anderson University School of Theology, Anderson, Indiana earning two degrees, a Master of Divinity and Master of Arts in Theology and Ethics. Sheryl earned a bachelor's degree from Mid-America Christian University in music with an emphasis in piano performance. Her passion for the poor led her to serve the Agape Clinic for the uninsured and the Hope Center as a founding board member in Pratt, KS. 

In our 14th installment of #WomenInYM Chad Higgins sits down with Stephanie Collins of Munice Indiana NextGen Pastor at The Gathering MuncieStudied Master of Divinity at Anderson University School of Theology and Christian MinistryEmail Stephanie About Youth MinistryFriend Stephanie On FacebookFree Entry For Your Chance To Win $500 of prizes for a year! Contribute To The Conversation About #WomenInYMKey Takeaway: Accidentally In Love With All That Youth Ministry Can BeThe story of God's and the struggle for me is my call to be a pastor. I grew up in a denomination that affirms women and had trouble finding my place. I didn't start out wanting to be in youth ministry, I didn't even think about it, I fell in love with youth ministry. “We will take your student and love them no matter what” Support the show (http://community.youthministrybooster.com/)

Dr. James W. Lewis, Professor of Theology and Ethics and Associate Dean in Anderson University School of Theology, Ephesians 4:1-6, Colossians 4:5-6

James Earl Massey is dean emeritus and distinguished professor at-large, Anderson University School of Theology in Anderson, Ind., and emeritus Dean of the Chapel at Tuskegee University in Tuskegee, Ala.

James Earl Massey is dean emeritus and distinguished professor at-large, Anderson University School of Theology in Anderson, Ind., and emeritus Dean of the Chapel at Tuskegee University in Tuskegee, Ala.

Dr. David Sebastian, Dean of Anderson University School of Theology