Mark R. McMinn, Ph.D., ABPP, is a licensed psychologist and Professor Emeritus at George Fox University. With over four decades of clinical experience, Mark currently maintains an active telehealth practice two days a week, working with a wide range of clients. His approach is grounded in integrative care, weaving together psychological insight, spiritual sensitivity, and a commitment to grace-filled therapeutic presence.
Mark is the author of numerous books on the integration of psychology, theology, and Christian spirituality. He is perhaps best known for Psychology, Theology, and Spirituality in Christian Counseling, now in its second edition and widely used in graduate training programs. His more recent books reflect his deepening interest in clinical practice, relational presence, and offering a voice of calm in a reactive world.
Mark lives on a small fruit farm in Oregon’s Willamette Valley with his wife, Dr. Lisa Graham McMinn, a sociologist and spiritual director. Mark and Lisa are currently writing a book on how Christians experience grace in everyday life, based on interviews with over 150 people across denominational lines.
