[TDDance234]

Elmer's moving in the realm of fiction these days:

Heritage Builders Publishing has announced that it will publish "Grandpa Pitched for the Cubs," the first novel from best-selling author and Liberty University founder, Dr. Elmer Towns. The sports fiction novel will be available everywhere on May 15, 2015.

More here.

[ATrain]

Had him for Theology I and II. Glad to see he's still keeping busy.

[olldflame]

Is it just me, or are there similarities in that storyline to a certain baseball movie?

[SuperJon]

Elmer could always tell a story. This could be interesting.

[DB89]

One of my most memorable days at LU was when Dr. Steinhoff, without prompting, broke out in an amazing recitation of Thayer's Casey at the Bat during a philosophy class. He didn't have a single note in his hand and didn't miss a word. I had an awakening that day as to what the college experience was all about.

[Yoseph]

I remember asking him a question in class one day. He broke into some great 5 minute story about his experience pastoring his first church, then promised to give all of us a copy of a book he was planning to write about his early days pastoring. Afterwards I remember thinking what a great story that was, but it didn't have much to do with my question The man can tell stories, though!