Office of Communications


January 12, 2009
 

Contact: Amy Batheja

Communications Specialist

Office: (817) 531-7521

abatheja@txwes.edu

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

 

WILLSON LECTURE SERIES PRESENTS JOSH McDOWELL

Texas Wesleyan University will host author Josh McDowell for the annual Willson Lecture Series on Tuesday, Jan. 27. During his 47 years of ministry, McDowell has authored or co-authored 108 books, including More Than a Carpenter, which has been translated into more than 85 languages, and New Evidence That Demands a Verdict, which has been recognized by World Magazine as one of the century’s most influential books. He has been chosen for the Gold Medallion Book Award four times.

McDowell will give a lecture at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 27, in Martin Hall. The lecture is free and open to the public. Earlier in the day, a luncheon will be held for Texas Wesleyan religion faculty, religion majors, and area pastors.

The annual Willson Lecture Series is made possible by a gift from the late Mavis Terry Willson and the late J.M. Willson of Floydada, Texas. In 1946, the Willsons provided an endowment to bring outstanding speakers to campus. Through the years, these speakers have delivered messages that have challenged and inspired thousands of Texas Wesleyan students, faculty and staff.

Martin Hall is located in the Ann Waggoner Fine Arts Building at 1309 Wesleyan St., Fort Worth. Click here for a Google map.

For more information about the Willson Lecture Series, contact Dr. Gladys Childs, Chaplain, at (817) 531-4461 or gchilds@txwes.edu.

On the Web:

     Josh McDowell's web site

     Texas Wesleyan Chaplain's Office