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'''Virgil Walker''' is | '''Virgil Walker''' is a [[Christianity|Christian]] [[Podcasting|podcaster]] and writer/author in the [[Reformed Baptist]] tradition. He currently serves as Vice-President of Ministry Relations at [[G3 Ministries]]. He is also the co-host of the widely popular Just Thinking Podcast alongside [[Darrell B. Harrison]]. He has co-authored several books that have impacted American culture, including: [[Why Are you Afraid? (Book)|Why Are you Afraid?]]; [[Just Thinking: About Ethnicity (Book)|Just Thinking: About Ethnicity]]; and [[Just Thinking: About the State (Book)|Just Thinking: About the State]], which explore topics such as race, social justice, and government through a biblical lens. Walker also holds an [[Masters of Business Administration|MBA]] from [[Southern Nazarene University]] and a [[Master of Theological Studies|MTS]] from [[Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary]]. Virgil and his wife, Tomeka, have three adult children. | ||
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Virgil Walker
| Birth Name | Virgil L. Walker |
|---|---|
| Birth Date | November 29, 1969 |
| Occupation | Pastor, author |
| Hometown | Utica, New York |
| Residency | Douglasville, Georgia |
| Affiliations | Pray's Mill Baptist Church, G3 Ministries |
| Spouse(s) | Tomeka "Tee Diane" Walker |
| Children | 3 |
| Website | G3min.org |
Virgil Walker is a Christian podcaster and writer/author in the Reformed Baptist tradition. He currently serves as Vice-President of Ministry Relations at G3 Ministries. He is also the co-host of the widely popular Just Thinking Podcast alongside Darrell B. Harrison. He has co-authored several books that have impacted American culture, including: Why Are you Afraid?; Just Thinking: About Ethnicity; and Just Thinking: About the State, which explore topics such as race, social justice, and government through a biblical lens. Walker also holds an MBA from Southern Nazarene University and a MTS from Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. Virgil and his wife, Tomeka, have three adult children.
