The Reverend George Conger

George Conger is a priest of the Episcopalian Diocese of Central Florida and co-founder of Anglican Ink. As an author and journalist, his work has been featured in publications such as The Times, Jerusalem Post, Washington Post, Christianity Today, The Telegraph, among others.

He has been interviewed on numerous radio programs across America, Canada and Australia. Additionally, he serves as a commentator for BBC, ABC National and Lutheran Public Radio stations.

Early Life and Education

Education is an integral part of life. It entails developing new knowledge, abilities and attitudes so that individuals can become productive members of their society.

Early childhood education refers to the care and instruction of young children outside their home environment. This pedagogical concept is founded on the idea that children learn better when teachers are actively involved in their development.

In America, the Head Start program was first implemented in the 1960s and quickly gained popularity, particularly among low-income families. Educators utilized this platform to foster children’s social and emotional development as they prepared them for school.

Direct instruction was the result, a fast-paced teaching method focused on specific topics that is directed by the teacher rather than parents.

Professional Career

Conger has an accomplished career in science, technology and policy that includes his role as Principal Deputy Under Secretary of Defense at the Department of Defense (DoD) and President of the Center for Climate and Security. Prior to that he was an aerospace engineer and defense analyst.

He holds a Doctorate in Aerospace and Astronautics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, as well as being named an “Distinguished Alumnus” by St. Bonaventure University. Additionally, he is an accomplished author, speaker, and co-founder of Anglican Ink; contributing regularly to religion publications and news sites worldwide. Most importantly, he loves spending time with his two daughters – making him an especially devoted family man!

Achievements and Honors

George Conger is an esteemed Episcopalian priest and long-standing champion for civil rights. As such, he stands as the most qualified candidate to become the next bishop of Central Florida’s Diocese.

He has also served as editor of Anglican Ink, a premier news and commentary website for the Church of England. The Daily Telegraph described him as “the most knowledgeable journalist covering today’s Anglican world”.

He has received multiple awards for his contributions to the community. As a long-time member of the Elks, he was honored with their Man of the Year award. Additionally, his passion for boxing and coaching remains unquenched. Survived by his wife Susan Conger; their two children Laura and Claudia;

Personal Life

Captain George Parker Conger served in the Civil War, serving with Company B of the First Vermont Cavalry. Commissioned a captain, he led his men to battles at Bull Run, Gettysburg and Culpepper Court House.

Today, Conger is an expert historian and curator of the St. Albans Raid – a momentous event which will mark its 150th anniversary next year. As someone born in the town involved in this battle, his connection to it runs deep;

In addition to collecting and exhibiting historical artifacts, he has also written an in-depth account of his family’s past. One day he hopes to publish it as a book; until then he encourages any relatives who possess information or artifacts to reach out to him.

Net Worth

Net worth is a measure of family wealth, calculated based on the value of its assets, not debts. A household is considered poor if its net worth falls below one-fourth of the federal poverty line when adjusted for family size and composition (Brandolini, Magri, and Smeeding 2010; Gibson-Davis et al. 2021).

Some Texas families have fallen into poverty, while others have achieved success. Bill Hayden (CompuAdd), John Moores (BMC Software), and Michael Dell (Dell Computer) are three technology titans whose fortunes have seen a tremendous upturn.