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CAP President Guy Adams, Dr. Terry Swan, and Randy Burns



2018-05-09 - Martin, KY - Photo from Christian Appalachian Project (CAP).
Dr. Terry Swan, dean of the chapel at Lindsey Wilson College in Columbia, KY, center was the featured speaker at Christian Appalachian Project's (CAP) observance of National Day of Prayer Thursday. This year's theme of Unity struck a perfect cord given the connection between Lindsey Wilson and CAP. With him are Guy Adams, left former VP President for Development at Lindsey Wilson College and current CEO and President of Christian Appalachian Project (CAP), and Randy Burns, past Director of the LWC Alumi Affairs and currently on the staff of CAP as Director of Major Gifts. - Tina Bryson


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