Name: Kenneth Vickery
Hometown: Ocklawaha, FL
Education: Brevard Community College, Cocoa, FL: Associate Degree (with honors, 1969); Florida Technological University (now University of Central Florida), Orlando, FL: Bachelor of Science in Physics (Magna Cum Laude, 1970); Bachelor of Arts in Science Education (Magna Cum Laude, 1971); Master of Education in Secondary Education (1972). Emory University, Candler School of Theology, Atlanta, GA: Master of Divinity (1980); Drew University, Madison, N.J.: Doctor of Ministry (1988).
Publications: 130 short stories of people's lives in a four-volume book: In Honor of People Like Us before releasing Let's Git Nakid now re-released as 2025 five days in paradise..
Hobbies: Videos, movies, reading, music, computers, growing plants
Music: Choral, gospel, a cappella, country
Books: many books about The Holy Bible, The Books of Enoch, Zealot, Jesus Wars, multiple books on Angels, A Brief History of Time, The Healing Experiments, How to Dowse a Water Well, 2038, Ancient Egypt 39,000 BCE, Beneath the Pyramids, Evidence of the Gods, Remnants of the Gods, The Ancient Giants Who Ruled America, Zacharia Sitchin Series, Edgar Cayce Series, Ruth Montgomery Series, Joshua Series.
Movies: Contact, Ancient Alien Series, Notting Hill, You've Got Mail, Sleepless in Seattle, The Proposal, Hunger Games, Pretty Woman
Languages: English, some German, some Greek, a little Spanish and a touch of French
My motto: Question everything – learn something new every day!
Hi. My name is Ken Vickery. I'm now retired. Over the years I have been an electronic technician (USAF & Kennedy Space Center), teacher (secondary math and physical sciences), and pastor (United Methodist). I spend much of my time thinking about time: the past, present and future. Questioning everything, I wonder about civilization's true roots, how much misinformation we have been fed either because we don't know any better or don't want to give credence to other possibilites. I observe the present wondering about humanity's actions and reactions and question why we humans don't seem to mature. I look to the future with great hope seeing changes taking place among some of our youth and reading about the birth of a new higher order of humans which will create a new society and world outlook. At this time, I don't think most humans see beyond the physical nor realize we are eternal beings passing through this physical journey for a brief while.
I am married to a wonderful lady who accepts me as me while not agreeing with all my thoughts and choices. We live a simple life appreciating each other and each day and enjoying this gift of
life. We sing in our church's choir -- she sings and I try. I teach Bible study twice a week encouraging my fellow students to look closely at the text, consider when it was written and
by whom and put what we read into the historical context of their society, beliefs and hopes.
I'm a realist and yet an optimist. As an acute observer, I'm easily amused by people, including myself, and the little things in life.