Jack Miller

Miller navigates diverse domains of entrepreneurship and education, underscoring foundational American principles through his literary works. His book "Simply Success" guides aspiring entrepreneurs with practical insights on building a business, reflecting his own journey with Quill Corporation. This path led to establishing the Jack Miller Center in 2004, promoting education on America’s founding principles, which he further elucidates in "Born to be Free". His children's book, "The Vision", co-authored with his grandson, aims to make the Declaration of Independence accessible to young readers. These works collectively advocate for an informed understanding of freedom and the American Dream.\n\nMeanwhile, C. John “Jack” Miller considers Christian discipleship and ministry through a lens of grace-centered leadership. His book "Outgrowing the Ingrown Church" offers strategies for church growth and renewal, emphasizing evangelism and community outreach. As a pastor and missionary, Miller's teachings extend beyond traditional congregational settings, highlighted in "The Heart of a Servant Leader", a posthumous collection of his letters. His approach to practical theology is reflected in initiatives like World Harvest Mission, underlining his influence on global missionary work. Readers and leaders in faith communities find his perspectives on spiritual formation and servant leadership particularly transformative.