Morris Proctor

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Morris Proctor is a Tennessee pastor who built a company on his personal experience with Logos Bible Software. After realizing that Logos cut his sermon preparation time in half, he established his company, Morris Proctor Seminars, which publishes training manuals and DVDs to help pastors conduct their own computer-based biblical research.

References[]

• Wagenfield, Quentin (May–June 2001), Your Church/ChtistianityToday.com: "The Immediate Bible: New software brings the Scripture to life in seconds", archived from the original on June 14, 2007

External links[]

• MP Seminars

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