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Prof. Dr. Nancy A. Almodovar, PhD

PhD Theology & Apologetics (Trinity)

MA Apologetics (Trinity)

MA Christian Studies (Luther Rice)

ThM Church History, concentration Patristics (currently @ Gordon Conwell Seminary)

Adjunct Professor and Fellow (Park University)

Adjunct Professor Apologetics, NT Theology (Community Christian College)

Certificat d'Assuidite (Strasbourg), Dipl. Christian Apologetics (Strasbourg)

 

Dr. Almodovar also hosts the weekly #ApologeticsTogether Zoom class. 

Dr. Almodovar holds a PhD in Apologetics and two Masters, one in Apologetics and one in Christian Studies while currently working on a Post Graduate ThM in Church History.  She has been actively engaged in defending the faith for nearly 20 years and has attended Dr. John W. Montgomery’s International Academy of Apologetics and Evangelism in Strasbourg France and working towards becoming a Fellow of the Academy. Her style of apologetics is Biblical, Evidential and Practical.

Dr. Almodovar is a peer-reviewed author of many books including Nothing Else Matters: How the Resurrection of Jesus Changes Everything, The Accidental Lutheran, Creedal Apologetics, Reasons to Reason, A Modern 95, They Were Eyewitnesses and currently writing on Patristic Apologetics and a book for those converting from Baptist to Lutehranism titled: Lutheranism Simpliefied.  She has many published articles in the LWML Quarterly and LOGIA a Lutheran Theological Journal and is a frequent guest on Issues, Etc.

She is an adjunct professor of World Religions, Christian Worldviews, and NT Theology at various colleges and universities and offers a  FREE weekly Apologetics Course on Zoom (sign up on the homepage form).

She is happily married to Roberto and lives in Idaho with their two cats and chickens, loves baking, gardening and reading. In 2017, Dr. Almodovar and her husband converted to Lutheranism and she began blogging about that change.

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