Leader whose work-based Bible study became multi-faceted ministry stepping down
The man who launched a work-based Bible study that turned into a full-time ministry is retiring nearly 39 years after starting the outreach. Garry Kinder is the founder of Roaring Lambs, which originated in Dallas. It gradually expanded into an annual banquet, testimony workshops, a writers conference, and books aimed at equipping people to share their faith.
“What began as a nine-week trial Bible study blossomed into a full-time, multi-faceted ministry and passion of mine,” Kinder said in a release about his decision. “I have enjoyed teaching the Bible study for almost four decades and have made lifelong friends through my association (with) Roaring Lambs.”
Roaring Lambs’ Controller Anton Skell is replacing Kinder as Bible study leader. Anton and his wife, Donna—the executive director—recently took over the ministry’s day-to-day operations. The Skells have participated in the Bible study since its inception.
A recognized, 501-c-3 nonprofit, Roaring Lambs aims to equip, inspire, and challenge Christians to live their faith 24/7, whether at work, home, or play. At its 2018 annual banquet on Oct. 27th, the ministry will honor Hobby Lobby President Steve Green and his wife, Jackie.

