Dub Page has served HCJB World Radio nearly four decades; the first 15 years as a part-time lay volunteer with is wife Pat, the last 20 years in full-time ministry. As Director of Mission Representation, Dub served as a liaison between HCJB's constituents, the mission and its missionaries. Later as Senior Development Counsel, Dub represented HCJB World Radio at conferences, seminars and meetings where he ministered to those who stand in partnership with the mission. He now serves as Director of Ministry Partnership.
Dub and Pat are both 1954 graduates of Moody Bible Institute. Dub served as part-time pastor of churches in Indiana and Washington, as well as elder of the mission board of Florida Bible Church.
During part-time pastoral service Dub worked for the American Plywood Association, his final position being Vice President of Industry Affairs. Still active in church ministry, Dub took a youth group to Gull Lake Bible Conference during HCJB Week, an event that marked a turning point in his life's work. Not long after, "The Lord said, 'This is where I want you to serve.'"
The Pages reside in Colorado Springs, where Dub has his office at HCJB's international headquarters. They have seven adult children and fourteen grandchildren. One son serves as a missionary pilot in Alaska; the others all live in Tacoma, Washington. Dub travels extensively throughout the United States as well as to Ecuador, where he often leads tours for HCJB's mission partners.
Dub Page is currently retired from HCJB and now working with son (Dick
Page) assisting with SOAR.