Andrew Rappaport
- Director
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Andrew Rappaport, founder and president of Striving for Eternity Ministries, established Spread the Fire, evangelism training and outreach events. He is the instructor for the Striving for Eternity Academy, an online school that teaches hermeneutics and systematic theology. Andrew is the author of the books What Do We Believe, a systematic theology of Christianity, and What Do They Believe, a systematic theology of the major western religions.
As an International conference speaker, he has written many internationally-used biblical studies. Andrew also offers seminars on biblical hermeneutics, systematic theology, an introduction to world religions and cults, and more.
Andrew was the English pastor of Chinese American Bible Church in Freehold, New Jersey. He served on the Solutions Pregnancy and Health Center Board of Directors, a pro-life crisis pregnancy center and stills serves on the Pastoral Board. He was very active with America's Keswick, a Christian live-in addiction recovery facility for many years.
Andrew grew up in a Jewish home and was saved at the age of 16. He received his Master of Theological Studies degree, Magna Cum Laude, from Calvary Baptist Theological Seminary and his Bachelor of Computer Science degree from Monmouth University.
As an International conference speaker, he has written many internationally-used biblical studies. Andrew also offers seminars on biblical hermeneutics, systematic theology, an introduction to world religions and cults, and more.
Andrew was the English pastor of Chinese American Bible Church in Freehold, New Jersey. He served on the Solutions Pregnancy and Health Center Board of Directors, a pro-life crisis pregnancy center and stills serves on the Pastoral Board. He was very active with America's Keswick, a Christian live-in addiction recovery facility for many years.
Andrew grew up in a Jewish home and was saved at the age of 16. He received his Master of Theological Studies degree, Magna Cum Laude, from Calvary Baptist Theological Seminary and his Bachelor of Computer Science degree from Monmouth University.
