Christian Education
Christian Education

Philip F. Humphries

Adjunct Professor in Christian Education

B.S., Virginia Tech, 1975; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1986; D.Min., 1997.

Dr. Humphries majored in public administration in college and worked for 7 years as a tax auditor before God called him into full-time ministry. After earning his Th.M. in Christian Education from Dallas Seminary, he has worked as an associate pastor of church education at a church in Virginia, and as director of small group development and later executive pastor at Scofield Bible Church in Dallas. He is currently pastoring a new church in Richardson whose focus is reaching the unchurched, the unsaved and those who desire significant life-change that comes only from a relationship with Jesus Christ. His wife, Kim, is an adjunct teacher in the counseling program at DTS.

  • CE205 - Small Group Process in
  • CE405 - Early Faith Foundations
  • CE410 - Children's Ministry in the Church
  • CE425 - Church Ministries with Adults
  • CE515 - Family Life Education
  • DM330 - Biblical Patterns for Contemporary Parenting
  • CE505-2 - Communication and Conflict Resolution
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  1. "Review of 'Senior Adult Ministry in the Twenty-first Century: Step-by-step Strategies for Reaching People over Fifty.'" Bibliotheca Sacra 160, no. 639 (2003). 381-384.
phumphries@dts.edu
Philip F. Humphries
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Academic Interests
  • Christian education in the areas of small groups
  • Family life
  • Christian home
  • Associate church ministries
Personal Interests
  • Time with my wife
  • Exercising
  • Travel