Kirk JordanKirk F. Jordan was born in 1965 in Greenville, Pennsylvania. He graduated from Fort Lewis College in Durango, Colorado, spent two years in Australia developing business, returned to the US and Boston, Massachusetts, to install equipment in a manufactring facility. From there, he traveled the country with BFGoodrich for a season and then headed to Ontario, Canada, to attend Pat Wolfe Handcrafted Log Building School and fulfill a call on his life. From there, he would travel to Missoula, Montana, to work with Custom Log Homes and then to Maupin, Oregon, with Oregon Log Homes. He would winter in Pennsylvania and set out in the spring for Alaska, where he would spend three months in the wilderness, north of the Arctic circle on the shores of Lake Chandlar building a handcrafted log cabin. He would work on the Kenai Peninsula, Juneau, and then return to Pennsylvania to get married, buy a house, and hang out his shingle: "Jordan Log Homes." For twenty years, he would build handcrafted log cabins and homes until God would call him to be a fisher of men. He would further his education at Dubuque Theological Seminary, Thiel College and Pittsburgh Theological Seminary. He pastored North Sandy Church, Utica, Pennsylvania, for approximately eight years, provides pulpit supply for a little church in Hoonah, Alaska, and prepares weekly sermons from the comfort of his country home in northwestern Pennsylvania. Read More Read Less