Neal Weaver

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Neal Weaver is a graduate of and since 1992 has been the president of Louisiana Baptist University (an unaccredited institution). During his service there, LBU has grown from 100 students to over 1,000 in over 40 states and 20 different countries.

1 Background
2 Books
3 Education
4 External links

[edit] Background

Between 1961 and 1986, Weaver pastored three churches. In the early 1980’s, he was the president of Christian Schools of Ohio. At that time, he was instrumental in the rewriting of Ohio’s state minimum standards for all Christian schools.

From the years 1984 to 1988, Weaver was president of the Gospel Music Network of Dallas, Texas. He was responsible for growing the network from only six stations operating in one state into 120 different stations throughout 20 states. In April, 2005, Regent Thompson from the Board of Regents of Oklahoma Colleges commended Weaver for his work on the BOROC brochure. [1]

While president of LBU, Weaver has spoken before the Korean Parliament two times and has also appeared on Korean national television. Weaver is also the Board Chairman of the Council for the Advancement of Christian Education. Their goal is to "advance the cause of Christian Colleges, Universities, and Seminaries around the world." [2]

[edit] Books

10 Principles of Success (Unknown Publisher)
Building a Dynamic Christian Institution (Unknown Publisher)
Our Biblical Baptist Heritage (Unknown Publisher)

[edit] Education

Bachelor of Arts - Eastern Baptist Institute (unaccredited school)
Master of Theology - Eastern Baptist Institute (unaccredited school)
Doctor of Theology – Eastern Baptist Institute (unaccredited school)
Doctor of Ministry – Baptist Christian University (renamed Louisiana Baptist University in 1993) (unaccredited school)
Doctor of Philosophy – Holy Trinity College and Seminary (unaccredited school)