I am a pastor, professor, artist, and writer. I have exhibited my artwork throughout the U.S. and abroad. You can find samples of my artwork here.
You can find some of my writings at Word and Way, Faithfully Magazine, and Patheos.
I have written multiple academic/sociology and ministry oriented books. The academic/sociology books are:
10 Commandments for Good Negroes: What It Means to be Black and Christian in America
Police on a Pedestal: Responsible Policing in a Culture of Worship
Healing Racial Divides: Finding Strength in Our Diversity
The ministry books are:
Machiavellian Ministry: What Faith-Filled Leaders Can Learn from a Faithless Politician
I have earned undergraduate, graduate, and post-graduate degrees in Biblical studies and organizational leadership, arts management and leadership, and theology. Most recently, I completed a Doctor of Ministry degree.
I currently serve full-time in higher education administration. I previously served as Assistant Professor and Director of Contextualized Learning for a seminary located in the midwest.
I also serve as consultant and coaching associate for community engagement and organizational effectiveness for nonprofit and for-profit organizations through Pinnacle Leadership Associates. I specialize in addressing, understanding and resolving racial challenges experienced within faith communities, human relations, improving police-citizen interactions, community engagement, and am proficient in multiple other areas.
You can view my media appearances at https://www.youtube.com/user/terrellcarter1.
In addition to learning about me through this website, you can follow me on Twitter or Instagram @tcarterstl.
