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CU to host Dr. Joel Carwile at Chapel and for revival By Adam Goodlett, CU student news writer Dr. Joel Carwile, senior pastor of the Valley View Baptist Church in Louisville, KY, will speak at Campbellsville University's Ransdell Chapel, 401 N. Hoskins Ave., Campbellsville, KY. Wednesday, September 23, at 10amET, Carwile will be will be speaking during the week of Campus Revival, nightly, Monday, September 21-Thursday, September 24, 2009 at 7:00pmET in the Ransdell Chapel. Chapel service is open to the public. Carwile has been known as a "straight forward revival style preacher" by those who have heard him speak. His church, Valley View Baptist Church, which has with over 4,500 members, continues to grow with multiple weekend worship services, a mid-week service, Life Group and care group classes meeting on and off-campus, multiple outreach and community ministries that reach thousands. Born in Athens, AL, Carwile made a commitment to Christ at age 8 and was baptized by the Shanghai Baptist Church. Called to preach at age 17 He was called to preach at age 17 while attending the Mount Pisgah Baptist Church in rural Limestone County. In 1989, at the age of 24, he accepted the call to preach and was licensed and ordained by the First Union Baptist Church of Athens, AL. Carwile began his ministry in 1989 as interim pastor of the New Grove Baptist Church in Blanche, TN. After a short tenure at New Grove, he was called to the First Union Baptist Church where he helped take the congregation grow from 19 in Sunday school and 26 in worship service his first Sunday to over 400 members. Carwile accepted the pastorate at Bethlehem Baptist Church where he served for over 13 years. In the summer of 2007, Valley View Baptist Church called Carwile to become their senior pastor. In his first two years, Carwile has seen Valley View grow by nearly 900 members. In January 2009, he celebrated his 20th year of ministry, Carwile is married to his wife of 17 years, Jo, and they have one child, Zeke. Carwile has earned a bachelor of science degree in religion from Liberty University, a master of ministry and doctor of ministry from Covington Theological Seminary, a master of theology degree from Campbellsville University and is pursuing either a doctor of philosophy or educational doctorate degree in organizational leadership. He has been granted an honorary doctor of divinity degree from Coral Ridge Baptist University. This story was posted on 2009-09-17 16:01:12
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