Board & Staff
Board of Directors
Bob Wilkin
Highland Village, TX
Brad Doskocil,
Chairman
Long Beach, CA
John Claeys
Tyler, TX
Walt Millet
Cleburne, TX
Scott Sayre
Chattanooga, TN
Staff
Bob Wilkin
Bob Wilkin (ThM, PhD, Dallas Theological Seminary) has served as an evangelist on the staff of Campus Crusade for Christ, a hospital chaplain, a pastor, and a college professor of Greek and Bible. He is the founder and Executive Director of Grace Evangelical Society (GES). GES is an educational Christian ministry whose aim is to promote clear proclamation of the free gift of everlasting life. Grace in Focus Magazine, the free bimonthly newsletter of GES, has a readership of over 10,000.
Bob is the author of ten books (dealing with assurance, eternal rewards, final judgment, inerrancy, the meaning of key Bible words, Lordship Salvation, and tough texts). He has also authored hundreds of magazine and journal article and nearly 1,000 podcasts. He regularly speaks across the U.S. and overseas as well. He and his wife Sharon live in Highland Village, Texas.
Ken Yates
Ken Yates (D. Min, Erskine; Ph.D., DTS) retired from the Army as a Lt. Col. He served for over 20 years as a chaplain. He has pastored churches in Texas and South Carolina since retiring from the chaplaincy.
Ken is the editor of the GES Journal, the head of our short-term missionary teaching trips overseas, and a regular contributor to our journal, magazine, blogs, and podcasts. He and his wife Pam have four grown daughters and three grandkids and they live in Columbia, SC.
Kathryn Wright
Kathryn has a master’s degree in Christian Studies from Luther Rice Seminary.
Kathryn coordinates our short-term missions trips, including doing some of the teaching herself, teaches women’s conferences and studies, and is a regular contributor to our magazine and blogs. She and her husband Dewey live in Columbia, SC.
Sam Marr
Sam grew up in Columbus, GA. He graduated from The University of North Georgia with a degree in Business Management and is currently attending the GES Seminary program.
Colin Jackson
Colin graduated from Texas A&M Law School with a J.D. and is the author of Thirteen Must Fall, a Christian science fiction novel. He also served in the Army as a Signal officer for four years.
Colin is currently living in Japan and continues to help with the website and data entry.
