Class of 2008!

Toccoa Falls, GA – Saturday, May 17, the Grace Chapel and Performing Arts Center played host to the 2008 Commencement of Toccoa Falls College. Students, representing nine schools and over 20 majors, completed their degree requirements and prepared for the next step in their professional careers.

The graduates were encouraged by commencement speaker Dr. George Durance, President of Ambrose University College in Calgary, Canada who was presented, earlier, with the President’s Medallion. Also presented a medallion was Rev. Malcolm Cash.

Graduation 2008

Toccoa Falls College graduation ceremonies will be held Friday, May 16, and Saturday, May 17, at the Grace Chapel and Performing Arts Center. Graduation weekend starts with Baccalaureate services beginning at 7:30, Thursday evening and concludes with Commencement, Saturday morning starting at 10:30.

The Reverend Naolue Taylor Kue, Hmong District Superintendent of The Christian and Missionary Alliance will be the Baccalaureate speaker. He has served the Christian and Missionary Alliance as a pastor in Colorado and as a missionary to Thailand. Reverend Kue has been in his current role since 2006.

Dr. George M. Durance, President of Ambrose University College in Calgary, Canada, will bring the Commencement address at this year’s ceremony. Dr. Durance has been the president of Ambrose University College, the official school of the C&MA in Canada, for eleven years. Previous to his time as president, he served overseas as a missionary with the C&MA in Germany.