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Who are you?

Congratulations on becoming a Preaching Fellow in the Iowa Preachers Project! We're looking forward to all of getting to know each other over the program year. To get things started, please complete the survey below. Asterisks indicate required fields.

First, the official housekeeping stuff

Needed for airline reservations

Birth date
Month
Day
Year

Needed for airline reservations

Preferred email address
Personal email
Work email
Preferred phone
Cell phone
Work phone

What is your emergency contact's relationship to you?

Unisex t-shirt size
S
M
L
XL
2X
3X

Please tell us the airport/s out of which you'd fly when we make air travel arrangements for you (for events where you're not within driving distance).

If you have a frequent flyer membership, please list the airline/s and membership number/s.

Please upload a jpeg of a a headshot of you that we can use in telling others about the good stuff God is doing in the Project. (Your upload indicates your permission to use the photo.)

Photo release
Yes
No

Do you give the Iowa Preachers Project to use photos of you taken at events in its various recruitment and marketing materials ?

Now, the fun stuff

What's something interesting or unique about you that has nothing at all to do with preaching?

What song do you think everyone should have on their personal playlist?

If you could travel anywhere in the world (and cost weren't a question), where would you go?

What theological book has been influential for you should everybody read?

What's your favorite non-theological book (acknowledging, of course, that everything is theological!)?

What Bible story, passage, or book would you never want to preach on?

What's your favorite Bible verse? Why?

Who I am as a preacher
I'm no St. Paul, but I'm catching up
I'm close to being able to bring in the parousia
I'm new at this, but I'm eager to learn
I rely on a homiletical cookbook, but I have the basics down
I easily improvise a meal of meat and potatoes sermon on a weekly basis

Choose one option to describe what kind of preacher you've become

If you had a pet parrot, what word or phrase would you teach it to say (keeping in mind they can live 100 years and may annoy your successor as owner)?

If you had 10,000 ping pong balls, what would you do with them?

Please complete this sentence: "When I think of prunes, I..."

Let us know what other comments or information you think it's important for us to know.

The Iowa Preachers Project at Grand View University gratefully partners with Mockingbird  Ministries and is the recipient of generous funding from the Compelling Preaching Initiative of Lilly Endowment Inc.

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