Pete Deison
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Pete Deison

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El doctor Pete Deison es pastor, maestro, y presidente de la fundación Park Cities de la iglesia presbiteriana. Ha servido como pastor en la iglesia presbiteriana en Estados Unidos desde 1978 y formó parte del equipo nacional como dirigente del ministerio de campus CRU. Ahora sirve como pastor asociado de la Iglesia Presbiteriana Park Cities de Dallas, Texas, donde ha dirigido el ministerio de hombres, los ministerios en los lugares de trabajo, evangelización y capacitación del equipo y donde actualmente imparte una clase de escuela dominical para adultos con gran número de asistentes. Es conferencista destacado en el Instituto Kanakuk y autor de The Priority of Knowing God. Pete tiene dos hijas casadas, ocho nietos extrordinarios, es un ávido pescador, y le encanta viajar. Dr. Pete Deison is a pastor, teacher, and president of Park Cities Presbyterian Church Foundation. He has served as a pastor in the Presbyterian Church of America since 1978 and was on the National Team directing the campus ministry of CRU. He now serves as associate pastor of Park Cities Presbyterian Church in Dallas, Texas where he has directed the men's ministry, workplace ministries, evangelism, and officer training, and where he currently teaches a large adult Sunday School class. He is a featured speaker at the Kanakuk Institute and the author of The Priority of Knowing God. Pete has two married daughters, eight awesome grandchildren, is an avid fisherman, and loves to travel.
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