Jonathan Davis is the director of development at BJC, leading all of our fundraising and donor stewardship activities.
Ordained in the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship, Davis joined BJC in 2024 after serving as the associate vice president of communications and chief information officer at the Jesse C. Fletcher Seminary in San Antonio, Texas. He helped the seminary develop sustainable funding in partnership with churches and networks from more than ten denominational groups. He previously served in parish ministry for 20 years.
He is the author of multiple books, including Sea Change: Equipping Rural Churches for the Tides of Cultural Upheaval, which explores how postmodernity has impacted rural faith communities in North America, which includes the rise of Christian nationalism.
He earned a Doctor of Ministry degree from Logsdon Seminary at Hardin-Simmons University, and he earned a Master of Divinity degree from the Baptist Theological Seminary at Richmond. A graduate of Howard Payne University, he majored in Communications Studies.
Originally from Houston, Davis now resides in Georgetown, Texas, with his spouse, Audrey, and their three children. His family belongs to Peace of Christ Church in Round Rock, Texas, where Davis previously served as the interim pastor of worship and preaching.
