Rev. Glenn A. Barth - Biographical Sketch
Rev. Glenn A. Barth serves with Jarvis Ward as Team Leader for the Mission
America City/Community Ministries Division. Prior to serving in this role,
Rev. Barth was the Executive Pastor at Colonial Church of Edina, MN. As
a pastor, he has served churches in Ohio, Indiana and Minnesota.
Glenn's first exposure to city transformation movements came in Pittsburgh
in the late 1970's. He was especially effective as he worked with fellow
pastors in Muncie, Indiana in the 1990's in the areas of citywide prayer,
evangelism and social action. With
Mission America, he works with
pastors and laypersons throughout the nation in achieving the
Mission
America vision:
The whole church taking the whole gospel to the
whole nation and to the world.
His personal mission is
"to mobilize the church in cities and communities
for the transformation of lives and institutions under the Lordship of
Jesus Christ by identifying, connecting, resourcing and empowering church
leaders"
He has been a member of US Lausanne Committee and currently serves as
a member of the National Prayer Committee. He is a noted conference speaker
and has written articles, which have appeared in Leadership, Prayer Magazine
and the Mission Herald.
Glenn is a graduate of Denison University and Gordon-Conwell Theological
Seminary where he received the John Tate Memorial Award for Outstanding
Potential in the Pastorate, and was named Outstanding Student in Theological
Studies. Glenn has the distinction of being named one of the Outstanding
Young Men in America for three years in a row.
Glenn and his wife Kathy have two children and live in Eden Prairie, MN.