David Johnson Rowe

Raised in New York City, David Johnson Rowe is a graduate of Colgate University, Andover Newton Seminary (M.Div.) and Eastern Baptist Seminary (D.Min.). David and his wife Alida Ward have served as co-pastors of Greenfield Hill Congregational Church in Fairfield, CT for more than two decades.

David is the author of a number of books, including 'Water into Wine', his first book of fiction. Previous books included a memoir on his life as a pastor, 'Church: One Pilgrim's Progress,' and the story of his many years with Habitat for Humanity International, as told in ‘My Habitat for Humanity: The (Mostly) Good Old Days.' David has also authored ‘Fieldstones of Faith’ (volumes I and II), collections of poetry based on scripture, ‘Faith At Work’, and ‘Two Worlds’.