Warren Gene Campbell

Warren Gene Campbell has a diverse work experience spanning over a decade. Warren Gene began their career as a Designated Pastor at First Presbyterian Church in Mt. Vernon, MO in 2002. In this role, they provided pastoral and leadership services to a transitioning congregation and also served as a substitute teacher.

In 2008, Campbell became the Senior Pastor at First United Presbyterian in Elmwood, IL, where they served until 2012. During their tenure, they carried out various responsibilities, including preaching and pastoral care.

In 2013, Campbell took on the role of Sabbatical Pastor at The Presbyterian Church of Pittsburg, KS. Here, they not only handled pastoral care and preaching but also acted as the Chief of Staff, overseeing office operations.

The year 2013 also saw Campbell serve as a Retired Pastor at the Presbyterian Church USA. Later, they joined Gold Mountain Communications as a Retired Sales Associate, working in telesales for Holiday Inn Club Vacations owned by Orange Lake Resorts.

In 2014, Campbell transitioned into Pulpit Supply and church responsibilities as a Retired Teaching Elder. Their primary role involved providing support and guidance in church-related activities.

Finally, in 2016, Campbell retired and was honorably retired from their role at The Covenant Order of Evangelical Presbyterians.

Throughout their career, Campbell has showcased their expertise in pastoral care, preaching, leadership, and administrative roles.

Warren Gene Campbell's education history includes a DPhil degree in Religion and Society/Communications from Oxford Graduate School (USA, Dayton, TN), obtained from 1989 to 1991. Warren Gene also holds a Masters of Religious Education degree in Christian Education in a Local Church from Grand Rapids Theological Seminary, completed in 1984. Additionally, Warren completed online courses in Biblical Exploration and Genesis from Dallas Theological Seminary in Dallas, TX, but the specific start and end years for this program are not provided.