Directors
Stanley C. Baldwin, President
Newsletter Editor
For many years Stanley C. Baldwin has maintained a strong interest in public service. At one point he considered running for public office. Because his writing was a priority, however, he never made time for political pursuits.
For seven years as a free-lancer he majored in writing magazine-length true stories about people. Eventually he became editor of a real-life story paper called Power, where he served until he moved up to become editor of Victor Books.
In the mid '70s he began writing his own books. Over the years since, he has written 21 published titles, four of them best-sellers with more than 300,000 copies each. One of those books (Love, Acceptance and Forgiveness, written with Jerry Cook) is now in 12 languages. His most recent book prior to the new one with SPCH was published in 2005 by InterVarsity Press and is entitled, A Funny Thing Happened on My Way to Old Age--Life Changes After 50.
His new book published by SPCH is entitled A Funny Thing Happened on My Way to Save Civilization. It relates some of his funny experiences in learning to be a decent human being. Read more about it on the BOOK page of this website
Julie Johnson, Director, Childen's Division
Julie Johnson has a heart for children and a passion for life. Since becoming a Christian in 1975, she has worked with youth of all ages through her church. Currently she is producing and presenting materials w
hich promote the sanctity of human life (SOHL) to elementary age children. Through SOHL Education, Julie teaches kids ways to value all life (including the pre-born, elderly, and those with special needs).
Additionally, Julie has been involved in the pro-life movement since 1994, having spent many years as Director of Services at the Pregnancy Resource Centers of Greater Portland. In 2003, she became Care Net’s national medical services consultant, specializing in medical conversions of pregnancy centers. She was project manager for Medical Perspectives, the medical manual produced jointly by Care-Net and Heartbeat International.
In 2006 Julie began a new career speaking and writing about pro-life issues. She became director of the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Children in May of 2007. Visit Julie's separate SPCC site at preventcrueltytochildren.com or simply click Children's Division at the bottom of this page.
Chuck Hadduck, Treasurer
Chuck has had a long career in financial matters. He studied data processing, accounting and personnel management at Western Business College, Portland Community College a
nd University of Portland.
He was employed at University of Portland, ESCO Corp and Portland Public Schools for over 33 years, retiring from Portland Public Schools in 1993 as Director of Computing and Information Services.
For over 40 years he was involved in finances as treasurer for two different churches.
Chuck, and his wife of 56 years, Barbara, have two children and seven grand-children.
Chuck says, "At this point in life, I was not looking for another job. However, when SPCH came looking for me, I was willing to accept another opportunity to volunteer for a worthwhile cause and organization."