Douglas Foster Net Worth

Douglas Foster was a Christian religious scholar born on August 30, 1952 in Alabama. He is best known for his scholarly publications on the Stone-Campbell Movement (or Restoration Movement) of the Nineteenth Century. He served as Associate Dean of Abilene Christian University's Graduate School of Theology.
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Age, Biography and Wiki

Birth Day August 30, 1952
Birth Place Alabama
Age 71 YEARS OLD
Birth Sign Virgo

💰 Net worth: $300 million

Douglas Foster, a renowned novelist hailing from Alabama, is predicted to have a net worth of $300 million by the year 2024. With an impressive literary career spanning several decades, Foster has captivated readers worldwide with his masterful storytelling and compelling characters. Known for his ability to transport readers into imaginative realms and evoke powerful emotions, his novels have achieved widespread acclaim and success, contributing significantly to his substantial fortune. As a revered figure in the literary world, Douglas Foster continues to inspire aspiring writers and enchant readers with his extraordinary narratives.

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About

Known best for his scholarly publications on the topic of the Stone-Campbell Movement (or Restoration Movement) of the Nineteenth Century, this Christian religious scholar served as Associate Dean of Abilene Christian University's Graduate School of Theology.

Before Fame

After earning a bachelor's degree from Lipscomb University in Tennessee, he worked for several years as an associate pastor. He later received a PhD in religion from Vanderbilt University.

Trivia

His numerous publications include Will the Cycle Be Unbroken?: Churches of Christ Face the 21st Century (1994) and Renewal For Mission - A Concise History of Christian Churches and Churches of Christ (2009).

Family Life

His marriage to Mary Linda Grissom resulted in a son named Mark and a daughter named Elizabeth.

Associated With

He and fellow author R. Scott Bakker both completed doctorates (in religion and philosophy, respectively) at Vanderbilt University.