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20-November-1998 
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    Atlanta Pastor Is Named the 
    New Editor of "Monday Morning" 
 
    by Jerry L. Van Marter 
 
LOUISVILLE, Ky.-Susan Boardman-McKissack has been chosen from a field of 39 
candidates to be the new editor of "Monday Morning" magazine. 
 
    She succeeds the Rev. J. Houston Hodges, who retires as editor at the 
end of this year. 
 
    Boardman-McKissack holds a nursing degree in addition to a Master of 
Divinity and Doctor of Ministry from Columbia Theological Seminary in 
Decatur, Ga. 
 
    She recently moved to Atlanta with her husband after serving with him 
since 1993 as co-pastors of a new church development in Woodbridge, Va. 
Prior to that, she pastored a church redevelopment project in Fayetteville, 
Tenn.  Boardman-McKissack has also worked as a campus chaplain in 
Alexandria, Va. 
 
    She will continue to live in Atlanta, where she will have a part-time 
pastoral counseling ministry as well as her "Monday Morning" duties. 
 
    Boardman-McKissack will join a Louisville-based staff that includes 
managing editor Judy Steer, administrative assistant Don Cecil and business 
manager Steve Moulton, as well as promotion director the Rev. Tom Robb, who 
works out of his home in California. 

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