Every Wednesday morning during the school year, I teach a study open to ALL AGES. This group meets on Wednesday mornings at 10:30 am in the Adult Seminar Room across from the Library. It lasts exactly one hour and is open to anyone interested. You do not have to have any prior knowledge of the Bible or theology. All you need is a Bible and an inquisitive mind. No one is “called on” in the class and there is no cost except for the books used in the class.About the Pastor:
Dr. Gary Furr trained for university teaching, but his calling led him to the pastorate, where he lives out a teaching vocation. He received his B.A. from Carson-Newman College in Jefferson City, Tennessee in religion, the M. Div. from Southeastern Baptist Seminary in 1979 and went on to Baylor University and earned a Ph.D. in religion. He taught as an adjunct professor at Samford University for thirteen years, teaching Bible courses in the undergraduate school, Metro College, and at and Beeson Divinity School, where he taught both Masters level and Doctor of Ministry courses. He has also served as a D. Min. internship instructor for both Beeson and Columbia Theological Seminary in Atlanta. He has contributed to or edited fifteen books, and co-authored The Dialogue of Worship with Milburn Price, as well as more than fifty articles, book reviews and other publications.
Dr. Gary Furr trained for university teaching, but his calling led him to the pastorate, where he lives out a teaching vocation. He received his B.A. from Carson-Newman College in Jefferson City, Tennessee in religion, the M. Div. from Southeastern Baptist Seminary in 1979 and went on to Baylor University and earned a Ph.D. in religion. He taught as an adjunct professor at Samford University for thirteen years, teaching Bible courses in the undergraduate school, Metro College, and at and Beeson Divinity School, where he taught both Masters level and Doctor of Ministry courses. He has also served as a D. Min. internship instructor for both Beeson and Columbia Theological Seminary in Atlanta. He has contributed to or edited fifteen books, and co-authored The Dialogue of Worship with Milburn Price, as well as more than fifty articles, book reviews and other publications.
