CHRISTOPHER CARLTON MOORE

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1 Personal Information CHRISTOPHER CARLTON MOORE 7399 Center Rd. Bladenboro, NC Cell Phone: (919) Spouse: Amie Smith Moore Education: Campbell University (2002) Children: Clara Rose Moore, DOB: October 26, 2008 Olivia Bren Moore, DOB: August 19, 2011 Ordained: Minister March 14, 2010 Durham Memorial Baptist Church, Durham, NC Deacon November 11, 2012 Seventh and James Baptist Church, Waco, TX Education Baylor University (Waco, TX) Ph.D., Religion, 2016 o Major: Historical Studies o Inside Minor: Theology (9 hours graduate coursework) o Outside Minor: History (18 hours graduate coursework) o Dissertation: Apostle of the Confederacy: J. William Jones and the Question of Ecumenism and Denominational Identity in the Development of Lost Cause Mythology o Dissertation director: Dr. Douglas Weaver Duke University Divinity School (Durham, NC) Master of Theology, 2007 o Major: History o Minor: Theology o Thesis: The Christian Manliness of Thomas J. Jackson or Why Stonewall Hung Over My Piano Campbell University Divinity School (Buies Creek, NC) Master of Divinity (with languages), 2005 o Concentrations: History, Theology

2 Campbell University (Buies Creek, NC) Bachelor of Arts, 2001 o Major: Religion o Minor: Biology Teaching Experience Catawba Valley Community College (Hickory, NC) History and Religion Faculty (full-time) o Courses Taught HIS 131, American History I HIS 132, American History II REL 110, World Religions 2016-present University of Mary Hardin-Baylor (Belton, TX) Adjunct Instructor of Religion o Course Taught CSBS 1312, New Testament Survey Baylor University (Waco, TX) Part-time Lecturer o Course Taught REL 1350, Christian Heritage Graduate Assistant o Worked with Dr. Steve Sadler and Dr. Doug Weaver Responsibilities included grading and maintenance of Blackboard Guest Lecturer o REL 1350, Christian Heritage o THEO 7396, The Baptist Identity (Truett Seminary) Graduate Fellow for the Baptist Studies Center for Research (BSCR) o Responsibilities included maintenance of the BSCR website BSCR website: Sampson Community College (Clinton, NC) Adjunct Instructor of Religion o Courses Taught REL 110, World Religions REL 211, Introduction to Old Testament REL 212, Introduction to New Testament REL 221, Religion in America Campbell University (Buies Creek, NC) (in person); 2008-present (online) Adjunct Instructor of Religion o Courses Taught PHIL 121, Introduction to Philosophy REL 125, Introduction to Christianity REL 224, Christian Ethics

3 REL 251, World Religions REL 335, Baptist History Campbell University (Buies Creek, NC) Graduate Assistant o Worked with Dr. Steve Harmon Guest Lecturer o DIV 2400, Christian Ethics o DIV 1200, Old Testament Survey Research Interests Religion during the American Civil War and Reconstruction Religion and Memory in the American South Church-State Relations Baptist History Professional Organizations Southern Historical Association Baptist History and Heritage Society National Association of Baptist Professors of Religion Languages Koine Greek (reading proficiency; 15 hours of graduate coursework) Ancient Hebrew (reading proficiency; 6 hours of graduate coursework) Modern German (reading proficiency; 9 hours of graduate coursework) Modern French (reading proficiency; 6 hours of graduate coursework) Modern Spanish (reading proficiency; 6 hours of undergraduate coursework) Conference Presentations The Circumstances and Limits of Baptist Proto-Ecumenism During the American Civil War, Baptist History and Heritage Society, Waco, TX: May 23-25, For Queen and Congregation: Robert Browne's Hate-Love Relationship with the Established Church, Southwest Commission on Religious Studies, AAR/SBL, Irving, TX: March 11-13, Confederate Hagiography: J. William Jones s Vision for the Postwar South, National Association of Baptist Professors of Religion, Raleigh, NC: May 18-20, A Union Which Cannot Be Dissolved : Anti-Catholicism in the American Civil War and the German Wars of Unification, Southwest Commission on Religious Studies, AAR/SBL, Irving, TX: March 13-15, 2015.

4 European Exegesis: Goldwin Smith s Biblical Hermeneutic and Critique of American Slavery, Central Texas Colloquium on Religion, Austin, TX: February 21, Bringing Azusa to the Baptists: G. B. Cashwell and the Rise of Pentecostalism in the American South, Baptist History and Heritage Society, Sioux Falls, SD: June 4-6, Christ in the Confederacy: Lost Cause Religion in the Works of William W. Bennett and J. William Jones, Southwest Commission on Religious Studies, AAR/SBL, Irving, TX: March 7-9, Blood, Blood, Rivers of Blood: Horace Bushnell s Political Theory as Atonement Narrative, Central Texas Colloquium on Religion, Austin, TX: February 8, From Cover to Cover: The Challenge of Writing Religious History, International Association of Baptist Colleges and Universities (IABCU), Riverside, CA: June 2-4, Northern Fingers Have Played Our Pianos : Baptists and Reconciliation in Postwar North Carolina, , Baptist History and Heritage Society, Richmond, VA: May 20-22, Outliving the Gang: The Selective, Civil, and Religious Memory of Confederate Generals Jerome and Felix Robertson in Independence, Waco, and Beyond, Graduate Student History Symposium, Waco, TX: March 25, The Original Intent of David Barton: The Tension of the Sacred and the Secular in Barton s Church-State Rhetoric, Southwest Commission on Religious Studies, AAR/SBL, Irving, TX: March 8-10, From Golden State to Tobacco Road: G. B. Cashwell and the Quest for Unity in Early Pentecostalism, Central Texas Colloquium on Religion, Austin, TX: February 23, Publications Articles and Essays Outliving the Gang: The Selective, Civil, and Religious Memory of Confederate Generals Jerome and Felix Robertson in Independence, Waco, and Beyond. In Slavery, Civil War, and Freedom: Texas Baptists in the Civil War Era, Louisiana State University Press, Forthcoming. Confederate Hagiography: J. William Jones s Vision for the Postwar South. In Teresa Booker, ed., Keeping it Holy: Southerners, the South, and the Theme of Justice, University Press of Mississippi, Forthcoming. Stephen Chapin: In Terry Wolever, ed., A Noble Company, vol. 7, Particular Baptist Press, Henry Smalley: In Terry Wolever, ed., A Noble Company, vol. 6, Particular Baptist Press, 2015.

5 From Golden State to Tobacco Road: G. B. Cashwell and the Quest for Unity in Early Pentecostalism, Southern Historian, vol. XXXV, Spring Justus Hull: In Terry Wolever, ed., A Noble Company, vol. 5, Particular Baptist Press, Northern Fingers Have Played Our Pianos : Baptists and Reconciliation in Postwar North Carolina, Baptist History and Heritage Journal, vol. XLVIII, number 2, Summer Other Publications Aimee Semple McPherson, in Scott Hendrix, ed., The World's Greatest Religious Leaders: How Religious Figures Helped Shape World History, ABC-Clio, Forthcoming. Review of In Subjection: Church Discipline in the Early American South, , by Jessica Madison, in Baptist History and Heritage Journal, vol. L, number 3, Fall The Confederate flag honors a bad memory, Baptist News Global, July 1, 2015, With Julie Whidden Long, Walter B. Shurden, Sr. Bibliography, Baptist History and Heritage Journal, vol. L, number 1, Spring Commentary writer for The Biblical Recorder (Raleigh, NC), September 2010-December 2010 Wrote series of 13 commentaries (425 words each) on Smyth and Helwys Sunday School literature. Study Trips Duke University Divinity School (Fall 2006) o Location: Egypt o Topics of Study: Coptic Christianity and Monasticism Campbell University (Summer 2007) o Location: Germany o Topic of Study: The Protestant Reformation in Germany Baylor University (Spring 2012) o Location: England o Topic of Study: English Baptists Honors Peer reviewer for the Baptist History and Heritage Journal (2016) Nominated for the Outstanding Graduate Student Instructor Award, Baylor University ( ) Norman W. Cox Award, Baptist History and Heritage Society o best article published in the Baptist History and Heritage Journal in 2013 Baptist College and University (BCU) Scholar, Baylor University (2011-present)

6 Graduated with distinction from Campbell University Divinity School (2005) Ledford Scholarship, Campbell University Divinity School ( ) Graduated magna cum laude, Campbell University (2001) Donald B. Keyser Church History Award, Campbell University (2001) o highest average in Church History courses Presidential Scholarship, Campbell University ( ) Eagle Scout recipient (1997) Ministerial Service Seventh and James Baptist Church Waco, TX Deacon, Youth and Children s Council, and Substitute Sunday School Teacher Campbell University Buies Creek, NC Board of Ministers Durham Memorial Baptist Church Durham, NC Minister of Education, Children, and Senior Adults Westfield Baptist Church Dunn, NC Youth Sunday School Teacher Bible Study Leader Campbell University Buies Creek, NC Baptist Student Union Drama Team Leader References Dr. Doug Weaver, Professor and Chair of Undergraduate Studies, Department of Religion, Baylor University, One Bear Place #97284, Waco, TX 76798, (254) , Doug_Weaver@baylor.edu Dr. Glenn Jonas, Jr., Associate Dean, College of Arts & Sciences, Campbell University, P. O. Box 1029, Buies Creek, NC 27506, (910) , jonas@campbell.edu Dr. T. Michael Parrish, Linden G. Bowers Professor of American History, One Bear Place #97306, Waco, TX 76798, (254) , Michael_Parrish@baylor.edu Dr. William L. Pitts, Jr., Professor of Church History, Baylor University, One Bear Place #97284, Waco, TX 76798, (254) , William_Pitts@baylor.edu Dr. David R. Wilkinson, Executive Director & Publisher, Baptist News Global (formerly ABPnews/ Herald), (800) (ext. 3), (mobile), david@baptistnews.com

7 Rev. Ed Denton, Pastor, Durham Memorial Baptist Church, 5102 Kenwood Rd., Durham, NC 27712, (919) ,