Dr. Jason Darden is an assistant professor of New Testament and director for the Center of Ministry at Harding. He graduated from Harding in 2005 with a degree in kinesiology and church missions. He also holds a Master of Theology from Fuller Theological Seminary and a Doctor of Ministry from Vanderbilt Divinity School. He serves as a chaplain (Lieutenant Colonel) in the United States Army Reserve and as preacher and elder for the Searcy Church of Christ in Searcy, Arkansas. He and his wife of 22 years, Mary, have two daughters. He enjoys both playing and watching sports, traveling, creating music and most of all spending time with his girls.
Alicia Williamson spent 14 years, alongside her husband Carl, working as a domestic church planter in central New Jersey. They, along with their two daughters, Zoe and Elle, were part of a church planting team that planted two churches and taught and equipped a number of new Christians. She currently serves as instructor in Harding’s College of Bible and Ministry and as director of the Center for Family Ministries. She holds a master’s degree in systematic theology and a master’s in Christian ministry from Harding School of Theology. She is in the final stages of completing a Doctor of Philosophy in practical theology from Regent School of Divinity. Her dissertation focuses on the spiritual formation of emerging adults. She has a deep love for guiding college students to become disciple makers and lifelong Jesus followers.
Originally from Paris, Tennessee, Jason Hart graduated from Freed-Hardeman University in 1998 with a bachelor’s degree in art and Bible. For more than 25 years, he has shared his love for Scripture and creativity through preaching and youth ministry in Arkansas, Kentucky and Tennessee. He and his wife, Jennifer, love serving side by side and continually exploring fresh, imaginative ways to help people of all ages experience and live out God’s story. Together with their three children, Daniel, Micah and Jaycee, they hope to lead others into a deeper, Christ-centered faith.
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