Barnabus, the Unsung Hero
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The legacy of Barnabas is a testament to the profound impact one individual can have on the course of history, particularly within the early Christian community. As a key figure in the New Testament, Barnabas embodies the essence of encouragement and mentorship, qualities that have resonated through generations. His role as a companion to Paul and his efforts in nurturing the faith of new believers reveal a man deeply committed to the mission of spreading the Gospel. Barnabas' heritage is not merely a reflection of his actions but a foundation that continues to inspire lay ministers, pastors, and students alike in their own journeys of faith
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Dr. Douglas Reece
Doug graduated from Pattonville Senior High School in 1970. He then served in the US Air Force in Boise, Idaho, from 1972 to 1976. He was discharged with the rank of E-4.
Doug graduated from Lael College and Graduate School with a BA in Biblical Studies in 2003 and from Covington Theological Seminary in 2007 with a Master of Ministry in Biblical Studies. He is one of the few who has obtained a Doctorate in Eschatology from Luder-Wycliffe Theological Seminary and a Doctor of Theology from Wycliffe Theological Seminary. He was awarded his PhD in 2025.
Dr. Reece is President of Wycliffe School of Theology (www.wycliffeschool.com) and currently pastors Faucett Christian Church.
