About Edward J Robinson

Dr. Edward J. Robinson is a dedicated minister, scholar, and educator whose life's work bridges faith, history, and social justice. A native of Jacksonville, Texas, he has been preaching the gospel for over thirty-five years. He serves as the pulpit minister for the North Tenneha Church of Christ in Tyler, Texas. Since assuming this role in July 2018, Dr. Robinson has been recognized for his unwavering commitment to the doctrine of Christ and his passion for nurturing a spiritually vibrant congregation.

In addition to his pastoral duties, Dr. Robinson is an Associate Professor of History and Religion at Texas College. His academic journey includes a Ph.D. in American and African American History from Mississippi State University, a Master of Arts in Classical Greek from the University of Illinois, and both a Master of Divinity and a Master of Arts in Religious Education from Harding School of Theology. He began his higher education with a Bachelor of Arts in Bible and Religious Education from Southwestern Christian College.

Dr. Robinson is also an accomplished author, having written several influential books that explore the history and contributions of African American Churches of Christ and their leaders. His works include:

• Hard-Fighting Soldiers: A History of African American Churches of Christ
   
• To Save My Race from Abuse: The Life of Samuel Robert Cassius
   
• Show Us How You Do It: Marshall Keeble and the Rise of Black Churches of Christ in the United States, 1914–1968
   
• To Pave the Way for His People: A Life of Preston Taylor
   

Through his preaching, teaching, and writing, Dr. Robinson continues to inspire and educate others about the rich heritage of African American religious movements and the ongoing dialogue between race and the church.