
PASTOR. AUTHOR. GRATEFUL FOR GOD’S TRANSFORMING GRACE.
Gene Jennings has been a pastor since 1987 having served churches in Texas, Georgia, and South Carolina. He has traveled as a missionary and speaker in many other states as well as around the world. Gene currently serves as a pastor at TrueNorth Church in North Augusta, SC. He is a graduate of USC-Aiken and Southwestern Seminary. He is married to Beth and has two adult children and five grandchildren.
BOOKS WRITTEN BY GENE
new release december 2023
SLOW TO SPEAK
Les Crumpler is an 81 year-old white widower who loses at checkers often and wonders if Y2K is going to drain his bank account. A former teammate of Jackie Robinson, Les makes a spontaneous visit to Banneker College, a historically black college in the low country of South Carolina, where he finds himself assisting the baseball team.
D’Ante Cook is a young black man and former gang member from Washington, D.C. whose only hope in life is to play pro baseball. Going from a small black college to the majors is almost unheard of, but it’s that or a life of crime.
In the midst of an unforgettable baseball season, Les and D’Ante are confronted by the sins of their past. Their futures become richer when they each turn from previous prejudices.
what people are saying

SLOW TO SPEAK
“Inspiring and uplifting, Slow to Speak brims with heart and hope. Top-notch writing and expertly crafted characters propel a compelling, captivating plot that masterfully blends past and present with hope for the future. It’s surprisingly poignant. Agile, nimble, and briskly paced, it grabbed me in chapter one and didn’t let go until the final page.”
— Pages & Paws
DISCOVERING GOD’S PLAN
“Author Gene Jennings lays out a simple map that helps us understand what God's plan is for our lives. The book is inspiring and explains clearly how to know what God wants for you.”
— Seth
THE GOD ROBBERS
“This book takes you on a cinematic ride as it reminds you how we are stewards of the resources God has given us, and by failing to manage them, we do in fact rob God.”
— Ava