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The College of Biblical Studies Welcomes Dr. John Mark Reynolds as Vice President of Advancement and Strategic Leadership

FAITH NEWS SERVICE – The College of Biblical Studies is pleased to announce that Dr. John Mark Reynolds has joined the college as vice president of advancement and strategic leadership.

Dr. Reynolds brings more than three decades of leadership in Christian higher education. He served as president of The Saint Constantine School and as provost of Houston Baptist University. At Biola University, he founded and directed the Torrey Honors Institute, which became a national model for classical Christian higher education.

“Dr. Reynolds brings the rare combination of strategic vision, institutional leadership and a relational approach to advancement,” said Dr. Bill Blocker, president of CBS. “He understands that strategy is how mission becomes priorities, programs and measurable progress. His experience will help CBS make wise decisions today while building the academic strength, relationships and financial sustainability needed for our next season of growth and impact.”

In his new role, Dr. Reynolds will spearhead the advancement of the college, strengthen its relationships with ministry partners, and contribute to expanding academic opportunities. He will assist in aligning the college’s mission, programs, and resources, while also developing the financial strength necessary to enhance its impact.

“Serving as a president and provost taught me that advancement and strategic leadership cannot be separated,” Dr. Reynolds said. “A sustainable future requires a clear vision and trusted relationships with people who believe in the mission. I look forward to helping CBS discern where God is leading, then inviting donors, educators and partners to help make that future possible.”

For 50 years, CBS has educated and equipped diverse Christian leaders to impact the world for Christ. Dr. Reynolds’ leadership will help provide the vision, relationships and resources needed to continue transforming lives for generations to come.

About the College of Biblical Studies
The College of Biblical Studies proudly celebrates 50 years of God’s faithfulness and transformative impact through educating and equipping diverse Christian leaders to impact the world for Christ. With campuses in Houston and Indianapolis, as well as online, CBS offers accredited, biblically grounded degree programs, including programs taught in Spanish. Since 1976, CBS has prepared more than 40,000 students to serve in ministry, the marketplace and their communities. Through CBS Global Campus, the college also offers vocational training that equips students to be as market-ready as they are ministry-advanced.

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The College of Biblical Studies Announces Head Coaches for Men’s and Ladies’ Basketball Teams

FAITH NEWS SERVICE – Houston – The College of Biblical Studies’ Athletic Department announces the appointment of Danny Evans as the Men’s Basketball Head Coach and Patricia Luckey as the Women’s Head Coach for their inaugural season in fall 2023.

Coach Patricia Luckey joins CBS as the head coach of the Lady Ambassadors and comes to CBS with more than 15 years of coaching experience. Coach Luckey played professional basketball with Priolo Sicily (Italian League) and Phoenix Mercury (WNBA). She has also played semi-professional basketball with San Antonio Breeze and Houston Jaguars 1999-2001. Coach Luckey grew up in San Marcos, Texas, where she won state championship and the 1992 MVP.

Other highlights include 1993 Texas Association of Basketball Coaches Player of the Year, High School All- American, all district honors for volleyball, and a basketball scholarship to the University of Houston. Coach Luckey also played in the 1993 Kodak All-American game and was inducted into the University of Houston’s Hall of Fame, alongside her uncle, Riley Odoms who also attended the University of Houston and went on to play in the NFL with the Denver Broncos.

Coach Luckey believes all young people deserve the opportunity to develop their unique individualized talents and strengthen weak areas in order to passionately pursue greatness.

Coach Danny Evans joins CBS as the head coach of the men’s team, the Ambassadors, with over 25 years of coaching experience including 18 years coaching high school basketball where his teams won two large school TAPPS State Championships, three State Finalist appearances, two Bi-District Championships, and eight District Championships.

His teams had a 236-71 record in eight seasons. Coach Evans spent 10 seasons as an assistant at Second Baptist High School. He is a 1984 graduate of The University of Texas.

Coach Evans believes athletics, coupled with CBS’s Christian values, offers student athletes potential for positive formation of life skills in other areas such as family, community, and work.

CBS Ambassadors and Lady Ambassadors first season take the court fall 2023. For more information visit https://www.cbshouston.edu.

About the College of Biblical Studies

The College of Biblical Studies is located in Houston, Indianapolis, and Fort Wayne. Leveraging its academic rigor and biblical worldview training, CBS offers an accredited college education on-campus and online, with several programs offered in the Spanish language. Students receive transformational education and training for service to families, ministries, businesses, and communities around the world. CBS has provided biblically based education to more than 37,000 students since 1976 and is ranked as one of the lowest tuitions in Texas.