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Jerry Johnston
Jerome Richard Johnston, known as Jerry Johnston (born 1959), is a former evangelist and pastor in the Southern Baptist Convention once seen as a potential heir to the nationally-known Reverend Jerry Falwell. Johnston is now the vice president for innovation and strategic marketing at Houston Baptist University in Houston, Texas.
==Background==
Johnston was born in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, and moved with his family when he was in the third grade to Overland Park in suburban Johnson County, Kansas, which he considers his hometown. A rebellious boy, he contemplated suicide by taking valium but was converted to Jesus Christ in the summer of 1973 at the age of fourteen at a Baptist camp in Roach in Camden County in central Missouri. Within two months, he accepted the call to Christian ministry and was thereafter speaking some twenty-five times weekly to organizations while he was still in high school. He ultimately received a General Equivalency Diploma and was accepted on a scholarship to Jerry Falwell's then named Liberty Baptist College in Lynchburg, Virginia. While at Liberty, apparently quite briefly, Johnston as a particularly aggressive student was referred to as Falwell’s "associate evangelist."
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