Lisa Jo Fanelli-Greer is an accomplished academic who has earned numerous degrees and accolades in Theology Studies.
In Lisa Jo Fanelli-Greer’s life, theology is more than the center; it is the source of life.
As a Christian on a lifelong walk of faith with Jesus Christ, Lisa Jo Fanelli-Greer considers herself to be a permanent scholar of religion. On her personal journey, she maintains a steadfast commitment to embracing new learning and teaching opportunities every single day, with the Lord’s word as the primary resource. Fanelli-Greer has studied the Holy Bible extensively on an academic and professional level, throughout her theological studies. The Bible can never be visited too many times; in fact, she turns to scripture every single day, eager to embrace the power in revisiting the Lord’s word, again and again! Each day, the messages contained in His word enjoy a continued renewal of strength — just by being applied to the experiences of a new day. The Lord’s word always continues to endure and retain relevance in life. Sharing that experience with believers, both new and lifelong, is an honor to Fanelli-Greer.
Education in Theology
Lisa Jo Fanelli-Greer’s academic career is decorated by numerous degrees. She maintains her Master of Divinity (MDiv) from the Evangelical Seminary, as well as a Certificate in Spiritual Formation from Columbia Theological Seminary. A primary topic of focus in her published works, the author has emphasized expertise in Spiritual Formation specifically, throughout her career in the church. Fanelli-Greer is currently in pursuit of a Master of Theology (Th.M) at Gordon Conwell Theological Seminary.
Academic Awards & Accolades
In addition to her membership in such honor societies as the Golden Key Honor Society and the Society of Collegiate Journalists, Lisa Jo Fanelli-Greer has achieved numerous awards throughout her academic career. She graduated from Leechburg Area High School at the top of her class as Valedictorian. Fanelli-Greer was also honored with Departmental Honors when she graduated with Cum Laude distinction from Westminster College, as well as recognized by the National Endowment of the Humanities (NEH).