Dan Kimball, DMin
Associate Professor of Leadership and Theology
Director of the Regeneration Project
- San Jose Campus
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"Judges 2:10 tells of a time when: '鈥nother generation grew up who knew neither the Lord nor what he had done..'. Today we find ourselves again facing a similar situation. New generations are asking many difficult questions about the Bible and historical Christian beliefs, and understandably so. Our information-saturated culture is full of confusion, misunderstanding, and misinterpretation when it comes to the Bible and theological topics. This is why training in theology and apologetics is so incredibly important and why I love 暗网禁区鈥檚 commitment to serve the needs of the local church in this way."
Degrees Earned
Doctor of Ministry
George Fox University
Master of Arts
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Graduate Certificate in Bible
Multnomah Biblical Seminary
BS in Landscape Architecture
Colorado State University
Current Ministry Involvement
Church planter, currently overseeing vision and mission
Vintage Faith Church, Santa Cruz, CA
A Defining Moment
"After I graduated from college, I moved to London, England and was playing drums in a punk and rockabilly band. I was exploring Christianity and reading a Bible for the first time. During a lunch break at a temp job I had, I walked by a small brick church building. Out front was a sandwich-board sign on which was written 鈥淏ible study inside at noon today.鈥� I opened the wooden church doors and looked in to see three elderly people sitting in a circle of chairs. The 82-year-old pastor, Stuart Allen, looked up and said with his English accent, 鈥淗ere for the study?鈥� I was going to say no, I was in the wrong building, but the friendly way he said it caused me to stay.
My defining moment was saying 'yes,' and joining that little circle of elderly people. My life was changed as my friendship with Stuart began. He was intelligent, kind and was always encouraging me to ask the difficult questions. He didn鈥檛 judge my musical style or fashion, nor make me feel silly for not knowing much about the Bible. He mentored me, showing me that Jesus and the the truths of the gospel were real. As I joined him in following Jesus, I began to want to do anything possible to share this truth with others 鈥� which remains a driving force behind my life and mission to this day."
Publications
How (Not) To Go To Church 鈥� InterVarsity Press, forthcoming
鈥� Zondervan, December 2020
鈥� Zondervan, 2012
鈥� Zondervan, 2007
鈥� Zondervan, 2005
鈥� Zondervan, 2003
Dan Kimball Curriculum Vitae (CV)
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