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Update on Matt Hill

by jay on May 29, 2011

Thank God! Matt Hill, the Campus Outreach worker who was missing in DC has been found safe. Apparently he left of his own volition, not many more details available at the moment.

If you want to follow the details you can on Facebook or Twitter

Cheers,
The Whelpleys

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Pray for missing DC campus minister Matt Hill.

by jay on May 27, 2011

Matt was last seen Tuesday at around 10:30am near the Verizon Center in DC.

Matt is a coworker of Mandy, a friend of ours who works with Campus Outreach – another campus ministry that we have partnered with in DC.

We’ve never met Matt before, but you can see why this situation is scary and serious enough for us to share it with you. Here are the details as I can gather them:

Last Seen Tuesday, May 24th, 2011
Verizon Center– Washington DC
10:30 am

Last seen Driving a 1996 Black Honda Civic LX
DC Plates: DT2747
Car missing too

Family Contact: Holger Hill 704-839-9699
DC Metro Office Contact: RW Kennedy- 202-715-7300 (precinct number)
Detective McClam: 202-730-1903
Missing Persons Case # 073-157
Detective in Montgomery County: Rod Stevens

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    May 2011 Update – Where we’re going next.

    May 26, 2011

    The Short Story We’re going to be staying in Orlando. The Full Story Sometime in the next couple weeks, Carrie and I will be taking a(nother) scary step; while we’re going to be staying within Campus Crusade for Christ, we will be moving away from the Campus Ministry, at least for a season. Over the [...]

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    On going back to DC…

    April 21, 2011
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    This spring as we met with our director for the Mid-Atlantic region, it became clear that, for a variety of reasons, the timing isn’t right for us to return to the Washington, DC team. It’s not impossible for the future, but not likely in next few years. This is something that is sad for us [...]

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