Dwight Vogt Joins DNA Team

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Dwight Vogt recently joined the DNA international secretariat as Director of International Programs. Dwight has served on the board of directors of the international secretariat since its inception in 2008. He is stepping off the board to take up this staff position to support the work of DNA champions and trainers worldwide.

Before coming to the DNA, Dwight worked for over 20 years at Food for the Hungry, including field leadership roles in Bangladesh, Peru, Thailand, and Guatemala.

Dwight is author of Footings: Biblical Worldview for Children. He earned his Master’s degree in intercultural studies and missiology from Biola University. He lives with his wife Deborah and their three children in Phoenix, Arizona.

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