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About

Glenn Archer

Biography
 

Glenn Roland Archer was born October 26, 1941 in Sistersville, West Virginia to the late Arthur Daniel and Sylvia Catherien Folger Archer.  He studied Bible and graduated from Lexington Baptist College in Lexington, Kentucky.  He was married to the former Judith Kaye Hisle on December 5, 1964.  Glenn was a Baptist Pastor for 50 years, serving church families in Indiana, West Virginia, Kentucky, and Missouri.  He previously served as Treasurer and Director of Baptist Faith Missions.  He taught English at Ohio Valley Christian School in Galipolis, Ohio during his pastoring days in West Virginia.  Glenn was a member of Richland Baptist Church in Livermore, Kentucky when he passed away on January 31, 2014.  The churches he served through the years are listed below.

Churches Pastored
 

Beacon Baptist Church, Shelbyville, Indiana

1963 - 1965

 

Emmanuel Baptist Church, Hurricane, West Virginia

1966 - 1979

 

New Haven Baptist Church, New Haven, West Virginia

​Approximately 1980 - 1987.  For a short period, Brother Archer pastored New Haven and Riverview at the same time.

 

Riverview Baptist Church, Point Pleasant, West Virginia

1980 - 1987

 

Richland Baptist Church, Livermore, Kentucky

1987 - 2005

 

Faith Baptist Church, Kirksville, Missouri

​2005 - 2013

2010 - present

2010 - present

A Note from Brother Archer...
 

In regards to the devotion and sermon materials on this site...

Years of study have gone into these.  Through the advice of my brother Elliott, most of it is original. Through the advice of Bro Sam Waldron, I have not completely abandoned Gill.  Gill's rigidity and his wordiness have been mostly scraped away.  Through necessity I have used other authors from time to time.  These studies have been of great service to my faith.  I am finally learning what the Scriptures mean when they say faith comes by hearing and hearing by the Word of God.  Largely the notes were written for my own benefit.  The sermon notes were written as a guide or pulpit use and are meant to aid those to whom I am preaching.

 

These notes are being made available to the public as a small contribution to the Kingdom of Christ...I hope the entire world sees what I have written.

 

I am yours in Christ,

Glenn

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