Carrie Starr
Director of Seminary Advancement
Throughout her career, Carrie Starr has served as the Eastern Regional Director of Campus Ambassadors Christian Fellowship and as the Hostelton Chair of Ethics and Free Enterprise at Roberts Wesleyan College. Currently, Carrie is pursuing a Doctor of Ministry degree at Northeastern Seminary while serving as Director of Seminary Advancement.
She is the author of Secret Shame: Finding Freedom Through Telling the Truth, and co-author of two books with her husband Erv entitled Cheap Love: Living and Loving on Less, and Marriage Adventures: The Secret to an Extraordinary Life together. They have three children and live in a 200-year-old barn.
David Carr
Assistant Professor of Biblical Studies
Dr. David Carr is a candidate for ordained ministry in the United Methodist Church, and a John Wesley Fellow. He has recently contributed works to the Catholic Biblical Quarterly and Practical Matters Journal and has presented a number of papers at academic gatherings. His areas of special interest include identity and selfhood in early Christianity, theories of self and subjectivity, practices and models of biblical interpretation, and relationships between biblical theology and social justice. Dr. Carr participates in the Society of Biblical Literature, the Wesleyan Theological Society, the Wesleyan Philosophical Society, and a Foundation for Theological Education.