Mike Tune is the son of missionary parents - his father currently leads an underground church in Vietnam. Mike grew up in Hong Kong, and in his High School years, Nashville, Tennessee. He graduated from Murray State University in Murray, KY with a Bachelors degree in Accounting and Finance and went on to complete a Masters degree in Religion at Harding University's Graduate School of Religion.
Mike and his wife Monica met in Murray, and married a year after his graduation while he was serving as the Pulpit Minister for the Harrisburg church of Christ in Illinois. They have three sons, all grown, and two grandchildren. Mike has served churches in Tennessee (Paris and Lebanon), Louisiana(Monroe), and now in Virginia (Falls Church). He founded the Gospel Advocate's AIM program and taught Bible teachers throughout the United States for six years in that ministry. He served one year as the author of the Gospel Advocate Companion Adult Bible study materials. His writings have appeared in every Church of Christ publication and he is the author of Going Home, an eight-lesson Bible correspondence course. He is also president of Amazing Grace International, a non-profit corporation dedicated to using mainstream media to reach Bible students. Thus far, over 6000 students have taken their Bible courses. Mike serves as president of a French corporation dedicated to providing educational funding for poor students in Vietnam.
In June of 2007, Mike will complete his 8th year with the Falls Church congregation and will become our longest tenured minister in a nearly 60 year history. In August of 2007, he will complete his 33rd year of full-time ministry. His hobbies are reading and golf.
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Hi Mike,
I randomly stopped by the website and read your series of blogs on planning for your death. It had special meaning for me since my Mom (Terri Conner) has been so sick over the last few months. It's clear to me now that my Mom, brother, and I have a lot of work to do. But at least there's somewhere to start. Thank you!
Joshua Scott
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