WELCOME
to adamgosnell.com, a hub for the work, ministry, and projects of Adam Gosnell
About Adam
Father Adam Gosnell is an Anglican priest and an executive operator. He serves as Priest-in-Charge of St. Nicholas Anglican Church, the Founder and President of JethroXP, and the Lead Developer of The Liturgy Generator. In the business world, he is Senior Advisor and Chief Information Officer at Vak-Pak.
He holds a Bachelor of Arts from Ouachita Baptist University and a Master of Divinity from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. He's here pictured with his lovely wife, Rebecca, and their children. They live in Greater Austin, Texas.
In his free time, Adam enjoys automation, having a magnificent beard, and is an avid indoorsman.
Work, Ministry, and Projects
Vak-Pak
Adam is the Chief Information Officer of Vak-Pak, a commercial water-filtration company out of Jacksonville, Florida. You can learn more about Vak-Pak here.
Fractional COO
Adam offers part-time operational support, particularly for startups and entrepreneurs. Message him on LinkedIn to learn more.
The Liturgy Generator
Adam is the Lead Developer of The Liturgy Generator, a free web-service that generates bulletins and slides for Sunday morning liturgies in Anglican Churches. Learn more here.
Speaker
Adam speaks regularly at conferences, seminars, and retreats. If you're looking for a speaker, message Adam on LinkedIn.
ACNA
Father Adam is ordained as a priest in the Anglican Church in North America (ACNA). You can learn more about the Anglican Church in North America here.
My People
Adam writes a (semi-regular) newsletter called “My People”.” It includes updates on his work and his family. You can see his newsletter archive here.
JethroXP
Father Adam is the Founder and President of JethroXP, a nonprofit that provides administrative support to charities. You can learn more about JethroXP here.
Saint Nicholas
Father Adam serves as the Priest-in-Charge of Saint Nicholas Anglican Church Plant in Elgin, Texas. You can learn more here.
Sermon Archive
Father Adam’s sermons are (semi-regularly) uploaded into a Youtube Archive. You can watch and listen to Father Adam’s sermons here.