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Gene C. Fant Jr.

Biography

Gene C. Fant Jr. has served as the eighth president of North Greenville University in South Carolina and previously served as chief academic officer at Palm Beach Atlantic University and at Union University. Fant earned a PhD from the University of Southern Mississippi. Fant has also served as a board member and curriculum developer at Impact 360 Institute and as an evangelical influencer fellow at the Acton Institute. Fant wrote The Liberal Arts (2012) and contributed to Christian Higher Education (2018).

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Don't Burn Out, Burn Bright

Church Leadership & Ministry

“Don’t Burn Out, Burn Bright achieves a striking balance between idealism and practicality. At a time when leaders—especially ministry leaders—are under pressure like never before, its call to careful circumspection is helpful at any level of responsibility. I hope young leaders leaders in particular heed its advice and follow the path to shining brightly over an entire career.”

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Echoes of a Voice

Apologetics

“Despite the grinding tyranny of contemporary materialism, the human spirit persists in longing for transcendence. Deeply personal and impressively erudite, Echoes of a Voice explores how our experiences constantly point us in a direction beyond this physical world and the various ways that we have tended to interpret those experiences. Ultimately, Sire challenges us to look for that which satisfies our deepest longings for meaning, for community, and for relationship with the God who constantly reveals himself to his creation.”

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Christian Higher Education

Contributor

Discipleship & Christian Education

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Expectant Moments

Co-author

Marriage, Family & Relationships

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The Liberal Arts

Discipleship & Christian Education

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