Instructor
Dustin Finch’s love for Greek began in the Fall of 2008 at Williams Baptist College (Walnut Ridge, AR), where he was later honored with the Zondervan Biblical Languages Award for Greek in 2009 and for both Greek and Hebrew in 2010. He graduated with an M.Div from Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary (Elkhart, IN) and was honored with the Gertrude Roten Excellence in Greek Exegesis award in 2019. Since becoming Orthodox, his love for Greek has only grown as he has read the Greek text of icons, hymns, liturgical services, the Symbol of Faith, lives of the saints, and the Fathers. Moreover, he has been learning to pray in Greek—using the Psalms and the prayers of the Church. He lives in Jonesboro, AR with his wife, Angela, his sons, Owen (14) and Wilkes (10), and his dog, Maggie. He is a member of St. John Orthodox Church in Memphis, TN.
Mr. Dustin Finch teaches 8 courses this year.
This is a combined Middle School course for students who are already competent in Koine (New Testament) Greek grammar...
Upper-School Mythology introduces students to fascinating tales of other worldly creatures, gods, goddesses, monsters,...
This course is intended to be an introduction for adults to the Greek language, specifically Koine (New Testament...
This course is intended to be a continuation for adults in their study of the Greek language, specifically Koine (New...
New Testament Greek 2: Intermediate is designed for current Upper School students and builds directly off of the skills...
This course is a continuation of New Testament Greek 2 for Adults, focusing on reading and translating the New...
In this course, students will complete most of Greek for Children: Primer A published by Classical Academic Press. The...
In Greek 3, students will continue their study of the alphabet forms, sounds, grammar, and vocabulary of Koine Greek...