Jeanne Ballard

Dr. Jeanne Ballard draws from 40 years of ministry experience in para-church, missions, Christian school, and local church ministry to teach and mentor students preparing for ministry. In 2008 her husband transitioned from the role of senior pastor to found APTministries, an organization developed to train pastors in Africa. Dr. Ballard is the Director of Women’s Ministry for APT and has trained women in Chad, Liberia, and Sierra Leone. She has also taught in Russia, Fiji, France, and the inner city of St. Louis. She served as a Bible teacher and Christian school administrator in Texas and Arizona. Currently, she assists DMin students with various aspects of their program as DMin Studies administrator. Though she has experience with most aspects of Christian education, her particular passion is discipling through relationships. The focus of her DMin dissertation is intergenerational discipling. She looks forward to learning more about discipling the next generation when her first grandchild is born this winter. Chuck and Jeanne have enjoyed 32 years of marriage and ministry together. They have been blessed with a son, a daughter, their spouses, and three grand-dogs.

Jeanne Ballard’s Contributions

Dr. Bock, Dr. Edwards, Dr. Glahn, and a woman recording The Table podcast

How Can Women and Men Better Minister Together? – Classic

In this classic episode, Drs. Darrell Bock, Sue Edwards, Sandra Glahn, Jeanne Ballard and Michelle Woody…
April 14, 2020
Dr. Bock, Dr. Edwards, Dr. Glahn, and a woman recording The Table podcast

How Can Women and Men Better Minister Together? Classic

In this classic episode, Drs. Darrell Bock, Sue Edwards, Sandra Glahn, Jeanne Ballard and Michelle Woody…
September 3, 2019
Dr. Bock, Dr. Edwards, Dr. Glahn, and a woman recording The Table podcast

How Can Women and Men Better Minister Together?

In this episode, Drs. Darrell Bock, Sue Edwards, Sandra Glahn, Jeanne Ballard and Michelle Woody discuss…
March 28, 2017

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