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Dr. Jerry Andrew Taylor Special Collection
Welcome to the Special Collection of Dr. Jerry Andrew Taylor. This page is dedicated to preserving and sharing Dr. Taylor’s messages, writings, and teachings. Here you will find his reflections, insights, and recorded messages, carefully gathered to provide inspiration, guidance, and thoughtful perspective. This collection is a lasting resource for those who wish to engage with his work and continue learning from his voice and vision.
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About Dr. Taylor
Dr. Jerry Andrew Taylor is retired Associate Professor of Bible, Missions, and Ministry at Abilene Christian University after having served for 21 years. With a passion for promoting racial understanding and addressing white supremacy through spiritual formation he served as the Founding Director of the ACU Carl Spain Center on Race Studies and Spiritual Action since 2018. Dr. Taylor's educational journey began in 1984 when he obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree in Religious Studies from Southwestern Christian College, located in Terrell, Texas. Eager to further his knowledge and effectiveness, he pursued higher education at Perkins School of Theology, Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas. In 1988, he earned a Master of Divinity degree, followed by a Doctor of Ministry degree in 1995.
Dr. Taylor frequently travels to college campuses, national conferences, and retreats where he shares spiritual wisdom and practical expertise. His reach extends not only across the United States but also internationally, as he conducts seminars and conferences on various topics. As an author, Dr. Taylor wrote the book titled "Courageous Compassion," which consists of prophetic messages that call the church to be a Christ Centered community that seeks spiritual justice rooted in heartfelt compassion.
In his role as the Founding Director of the ACU Carl Spain Center on Race Studies and Spiritual Action, Dr. Taylor played a pivotal role in organizing several significant events. These include the Racial Unity Leadership Summits, The African American Leadership Summits, National Spiritual Think Tanks, The Racial Healing of America Revival and Bus Tour, and Spiritual Retreats for Leaders across the country. Through these initiatives, he strives to foster racial unity, inspire leadership, and promote spiritual growth among individuals and communities.
Outside of his professional endeavors, Dr. Taylor is happily married to Patricia (Bowden) Taylor, formerly of Houston, Texas. Their enduring union spans over three decades, and they have two adult children, Jeremiah and Alisha. Since December 2002, the Taylor family has made Abilene, Texas their base of operations and ministry. Additionally, Dr. Taylor serves as the Ministering Servant of the North 10th & Treadaway Church of Christ, where he continues to serve within his local community through his spiritual guidance, mentorship, and leadership.
