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Chris Momany

Chris Momany, 517-265-5161 x4211

Chaplain / Instructor, Philosophy & Religion

Office: Valade 133 - cmomany@adrian.edu

Degrees

  • Adrian College, B.A.
  • Princeton Theological Seminary, M.Div.
  • Drew University, D.Min.

Specialties

  • wesleyan and holiness theology
  • christian social ethics

Biography

    Chris Momany has been chaplain and director of church relations at Adrian College since 1996.He is an ordained United Methodist minister and has been the pastor of several churches.

    Pastor Chris is a graduate of Adrian College, Princeton Theological Seminary, and Drew University. His ministry combines scholarship with the love of Jesus. He has been published in the Wesleyan Theological Journal, The Asbury Theological Journal, the Circuit Rider magazine, the United Methodist Reporter and other venues. Chris also writes for the Daily Bible Study curriculum of the United Methodist Publishing House and for MinistryMatters, an online ministry resource. His book on the Wesleyan ethic of love and justice bears the title, Doing Good: A Grace-Filled Approach to Holiness. For several years, Chris has combined his research and teaching with a concern for human trafficking. Today, it is estimated that 27 million people are held as slaves throughout the world. Chris has been a national leader among college and church professionals in confronting this issue.

Documents

  • momany_CV.pdf