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This article asserts that Gary L. McIntosh meets Wikipedia’s notability guidelines for academics and authors.
He has been a full professor at Talbot School of Theology (Biola University) since 1986, teaching courses in church growth, pastoral leadership, and ministry management.[1]
McIntosh has authored or coauthored over 30 books on church growth and pastoral leadership, several of which have received recognition from independent publications such as Outreach Magazine.[2]
His scholarly work is covered in secondary sources, including A Practical Encyclopedia of Evangelism and Church Growth (Regal Books, 1995) and a 2023 special issue of the Great Commission Research Journal.[3][4]
He has received major awards, including the Win Arn Lifetime Achievement Award (2016) and the Donald A. McGavran Award (1998, 2005).[5]
