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Served as the chair of the Intercultural Studies department at Emmaus Bible College in Iowa for 7 years, and planted a local Brethren assembly in Dubuque called [[Riverside Bible Church, Dubuque, IA]]. Pursued graduate studies 2001-2003 in International Relations at Salve Regina University, which is based in Newport, Rhode Island. Served as senior pastor of Plymouth Congregational Church, Spokane, Washinton. ==Family==
Planted Sunrise Floyd and Christine have "two sons, two excellent daughters-in-law, and six wonderful grandchildren", according to Christine's [https://www.amazon.com/Christine-Schneider/e/B001KI4D22/ref=dp_byline_cont_book_1 bio on Amazon]. Both of Floyd and Christine's children attended Emmaus Bible College in the 1990's. His son Erich currently serves as a full-time elder/pastor (preaching, teaching, counseling and leading music) at Red Bench Bible Church alongside several other elders including his father. Erich's wife Deb serves in the church as a Sunday School teacher and in women's ministries alongside her mother-in-law. His son Michael and his wife Julie have three children, and Julie actively maintains a family ministry blog entitled [https://sweeterthingsinmylife.blogspot.com/ The Sweeter Things in My Life]. Michael serves the Lord as a software engineer. ==Church Planting==<br />Floyd planted three Bible churches in 15 years in Austria and then spent some time in Russia. He also planted a local Brethren assembly in Dubuque, IA called Riverside Bible Church (which became ; Served as senior pastor of Plymouth Congregational Church in Spokane. His most recent plant is [http://www.redbenchspokane.com/ Red Bench Bible Church) while serving Red Bench Bible Church], formerly known as Sunrise Bible Church, in Spokane, Washington, where he currently serves. ==Collegiate ministry==<br />Served as the chair of the Intercultural Studies department at Emmaus Bible College in Iowa for 7 years. Then served as an Associate Associate Adjunct Professor of Intercultural Studies, Bible and Theology at Moody Bible Institute, Spokane Campus (WA), teaching Acts, Hermeneutics, Church Planting, Church and Its Doctrines, Christian Missions, Evangelism (Life on Life), Islamic Studies, Senior Seminar for Intercultural Studies, Theological Issues in Missiology, and World Religions. While at Moody, he also tutored for the Intercultural Studies Honor Program.
==Books written by Floyd==
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He earned his B.A. in Bible Education in 1973 at [[Western Bible Institute]] (now [https://www.ccu.edu Colorado Christian University]) in Morrison, Colorado, which is where he met "the love of his life": [[Christine M. Schneider]], whom he also married that same year.
Earned his M.Div from Western Conservative Baptist Seminary in 1977, then his Th.M. in Hebrew from the same school in 1978, and a B.S. in German Literature from Excelsior College in 1984, followed by planting three Bible churches in 15 years in Austria and then spent some time in Russia. They have "two sons, two excellent daughters Pursued graduate studies 2001-2003 in-lawInternational Relations at Salve Regina University, and six wonderful grandchildren"which is based in Newport, according to Christine's [https://www.amazon.com/Christine-Schneider/e/B001KI4D22/ref=dp_byline_cont_book_1 bio on Amazon]Rhode Island.
He served Moody from 2010-2018, while earning his Ph.D. in Systematic Theology and Apologetics from Liberty University in 2017. Presently (2018) volunteer teaching nine courses as a founding faculty member of a new bible college [https://www.greatnorthernu.org/ Great Northern University], founded in 2018, and Christine is serving the same college as head librarian.
For forty-five years, Floyd has taught almost every book in the Bible (some many times, in English and in German), systematic and historical theology, reformation history, a wide variety of missions classes, church planting, world religions, Islamic studies and evangelism. Loves to sail and travel and read and write. ==Books by Floyd==
* "Evangelism For the Fainthearted: What To Say When I Don't Know What To Say Next"; First printed pre-1985?; 1994: First U.S. Printing, Earl C. Publishing, Portland, OR; 1994 by Touch of Design; Updated in 2000 by Kregel Publications with a foreword by [[Luis Palau]]; Revised in 2018 for Keybobby Books; [https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0963021478/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_bibl_vppi_i3 Amazon]
* "Seeking God?"; Kindle & Paperback versions; [https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00K0LP928/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_bibl_vppi_i1 Amazon]; 2014
==Books written by Christine==
===Bible Studies===
* Kitchen Table Studies: Bible Studies for Women; 2016, Emmaus International;