Jason Ferris was installed as the 18th minister of Old Pine in 2011. Raised on a farm in Mississippi, he studied English at Davidson College, where he was awarded the Patricia Cornwell Scholarship for Creative Writing. After working as a documentary filmmaker in New York, Jason graduated from Union Theological Seminary (NYC), where he received the Maxwell Award for promise of excellence in future ministry.
Jason is currently pursuing a Doctor of Ministry degree at Houston Christian University, focusing on storytelling and the imagination. In addition to his primary vocation as a preacher, Jason loves teaching; some of his lectures can be viewed here. An essay on church architecture can be read here. A local article about his signboard quotes can be read here. A sermon preached at the Montreat Summer Worship Series can be viewed here.
Jason will be on sabbatical from June 8-Sept. 8, 2026. He received a generous sabbatical grant from the Lilly Foundation that will allow him to travel to China, Japan, Korea, England and Scotland with his family. Through his travels, he will reflect on the theme of “Home.”










