Frank Page

Frank Page was born on August 23, 1952 in Robbins, North Carolina He is married to the former Dayle Gibson of Huntersville, North Carolina, and is the father of three daughters: Melissa, Laura and Allison.

Dr. Page holds the Ph.D. degree from Southwestern Baptist Seminary. This degree is in the field of Christian Ethics. While in the doctoral program, he taught in the department of Christian Ethics. Prior to that, he received the Master of Divinity degree, also from Southwestern Baptist Seminary. He also received the Bachelor of Science degree from Gardner-Webb College in Boiling Springs, North Carolina, with a major in Psychology and minors in Sociology and Greek.

Dr. Page has held various positions in the community and denominational service.
He has spoken widely in revivals, Bible conferences, Family Life Conferences, and Evangelism Training Conferences across the nation as well as overseas. He served as lead writer for the Advanced Level CWT manual. He has also written for "Church Administration" magazine, as well as other denominational periodicals. He has written a commentary on Jonah for the Broadman Press release, The New American Commentary. Also he wrote a book for the Stewardship Commission entitled, Biblical Portraits of Witnessing-Giving Living. He also wrote a commentary on Mark for the Sunday School Board's Bible Book Series Companion Commentary. His most recent book is a challenge to modern day Calvinism entitled, Trouble With The Tulip.

He has served in various churches across Texas, North Carolina and Georgia. He came to Taylors First Baptist Church in February of 2001. The church experienced significant growth in Sunday School and Worship attendance. New ministries begun in this area, as well as increasing mission involvement across the world, were part of his efforts as pastor.

Dr. Page was elected President of the Southern Baptist Convention at the annual meeting in Greensboro, North Carolina in June of 2006. With more than 42,000 churches, over 5,000 North American Missionaries, and more than 5,000 International Missionaries serving in over 150 countries around the world, the Southern Baptist Convention is the largest protestant Christian body in the world. Frank will serve as President of the Convention for the next year and will eligible for one additional year of service.

Dr. Page now serves as President of the Executive Committee of the Southern Baptist Convention.

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