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Rev. Duane C. Miller '75

Pastor Duane MillerRev. Duane C. Miller '75 is a pastor and author. His newly released book, "Survivor", tells the true story of a horrifying accident and its aftermath from a riveting, firsthand account. Rev. Miller graduated with a bachelors degree in Religion and earned a master of arts in Christian Education from Denver Seminary in 1978. He is pastor of Living Hope Church, C&MA, in East Canton and coaches in two mentoring programs, one fpr people preparing for the pastorate, missions, or eldership, and the other for people in children’s ministries.  He is married to his college sweetheart, Molly (Brotherton), who returned to complete her degree from Malone in 1997. The Millers have four married daughters and twenty grandchildren. Read more about Survivor.

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