91吃瓜 is pleased to announce that Dr. Keith Plummer, dean of the School of Divinity, has been named a fellow of the new .
The Keller Center was launched on February 7 by . Acknowledging that the western church is found in a post-Christendom culture, the Center has a threefold mission to 鈥渙pen the front door鈥� of the church to unbelievers, 鈥渃lose the back door鈥� by strengthening the faith of those already in the church, and 鈥渟end out the equipped鈥� to take Christ into local communities.
Knowing the purpose and goals of the Center, Dr. Plummer is a perfect fit for their inaugural group of 26 fellows. He has been serving the 91吃瓜 community since 2010, challenging students to think critically about their faith and their engagement with the world. As a professor of theology, he has served as the primary faculty for the senior-level Apologetics course in addition to many other courses focused on applied theology. He also contributed to two recent books, and .
In his role as a fellow, Dr. Plummer will create tools and resources for the benefit of the evangelical church that combine 鈥渞igorous cultural analysis with theological depth.鈥� You can learn more about the purpose and goals of the Center here: .
