This keynote at Harding University in 2019 was about how the early church served the vulnerable and became a global church. It is a video of the lesson: 2019 Bible Lectureship Devoted To Fellowship – Speaker Harold Shank 10/1/2019 https://reflect-harding.cablecast.tv/internetchannel/show/2441?site=1
Please note the role of Dr. Nathan Shank in the Ron Bever collection at Oklahoma Christian https://drive.google.com/file/d/1U_38AvrIreQ_uM8rCljmoh1CPZFqGHGu/view?ts=691748fa
Nathan Shank is part of a program at Oklahoma Christian offering a degree inside the Mabel Bassett Prison near Oklahoma City. A story about the program and a video is at this link: https://www.oc.edu/news/delivering-hope-and-second-chances
See this Youtube link for a video of Harold Shank talking about the remarkable story of Nashville’s Central Church of Christ.
“Surving what we do to ourselves King David” by Harold Shank https://youtu.be/OLg3FIXsBs8?si=Bmu7va7rl_GkDKk1
When we moved to Memphis, I began volunteering for HopeWorks, a faith-based ministry dedicated to providing a second chance to men and women seeking to rebuild their lives through education, counseling, and spiritual growth. It was there, during my 17 years of service, that I was first paired with Belinda—a moment that changed my perspective […]
My friend Anthony and I were at the apartment of a man who had visited our inner-city church. He lived in a federal housing project with deferred maintenance, no grass, and a lot of broken glass. His living room furniture was old, dirty and torn. When he asked if we wanted coffee, we crowded into […]
Daniel Shank recently did a Ted Talk on AI romance. He teaches at Missouri University of Science and Technology. Daniel is our son. I thought you might want to see this presentation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1jpC3XxgCQk
Children, Deuteronomy & the Heart of God: Interview with Dr. Harold Shank Go to this link YouTube video
Listen to a podcast I did for the Christian Chronicle. https://christianchronicle.org/episode/episode-150-how-a-church-from-the-1920s-is-still-ahead-of-its-time-in-the-2020s-harold-shank/