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Dr. Donald (Skip) L. Martin, Jr.
Professor of Religion
Dean, College of Humanities and Social Sciences
Phone: (843) 863-7975
Fax: (843) 863-7971
E-mail: dmartin@csuniv.edu
Office: Lightsey Chapel R-201
Educational Background:
· Ph.D., Baylor University
· M.Div., Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary
· B.A., Carson-Newman College
· Diploma in Spanish: Instituto de Lengua Española (Costa Rica)
Courses Taught:
· Survey of Old Testament
· Survey of New Testament
· Systematic Theology
· Evangelism
· Introduction to Christian Leadership
· Homiletics
· World Religions
· History and Practice of Christian Missions
· Old Testament Bible Book Study: Genesis
· Old Testament Bible Book Study: Daniel
Ministry Experience:
· Pastor
· Conference Speaker
· Missionary: International Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention
· Founder and Director of AGAPE (Spanish Language Bible Institute): Charleston, SC
· Church Planter
· International Ministry: Guatemala, Costa Rica, Mexico, Honduras, Venezuela, El Salvador, Cuba
Publications:
· “A. C. Dixon’s Views on Immigration and Race” Baptist History and Heritage, October, 1991.
· Review of God’s Empire: William Bell Riley and Midwestern Fundamentalism, by W. V. Trollinger, Baptist History and Heritage, July 1992.
· “Sharing with the Poor and Needy”, The Baptist Courier, 130:46 (December 24, 1998).
· “Rejecting Pornography”, The Baptist Courier, 131:1, January 7, 1999).
· “Moving Beyond Abortion”, The Baptist Courier, 131:1 (January 7, 1999).
· “Standing Up for Justice”, The Baptist Courier, 131:2 (January 21, 1999).
· “Offering Hope to Homosexuals”, The Baptist Courier, 131:2 (January 21, 1999).
Awards:
· Listed in Who’s Who Among America’s Teachers: 2004 and 2005
· Member of Alpha Chi National Honor Society
· Outstanding Graduate in German Award (Carson-Newman College)
Professional Organizations:
· Evangelical Theological Society
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