Sarah Fallis

Sarah Fallis recently retired as assistant professor of mathematics at the Northwest Campus of Tarrant County College; she teaches 2 courses part time now since she retired. She holds a bachelor’s degree in mathematics and English from East Texas State University (now Texas A&M, Commerce), a master’s degree in mathematics and education from Texas Woman’s University, and has done graduate work in Bible and counseling at Abilene Christian University. Sarah has always put her family first, not reentering the classroom until 1983 when Paden was in second grade and Gary entered graduate school at ACU.

Sarah is married to Gary Fallis who served 15 years as instructor in the Brown Trail School of Preaching in Bedford, Texas and is now the coordinator of the Extension Studies Graduate Program for the Bear Valley Biblical Institute of Denver. In addition to her work as a mathematics professor, Sarah was Director of the Women’s Program at the school of preaching and taught regularly in that program. She has taught Bible classes for children, teenage girls and women and is currently teaching the Ladies’ Bible class at the Bridgewood congregation in Ft. Worth. Her work has included workshops and lectureships such as World Vision for Christ in San Antonio, Texas, Oklahoma Christian University Lectureship, Ft. Worth Lectures, North Texas Bible Teachers’ Workshop in Dallas, Texas and numerous ladies’ days and retreats, including The Mid-Atlantic Retreat and Cold Harbor Road Lectures in Virginia, the Connecticut Ladies’ Retreat, the European Christian Women’s Retreat in Spyer, Germany in 2007, and most recently at Polishing the Pulpit in Tennessee. Sarah travels with Gary each summer to Tanzania, East Africa and other mission areas, teaching and maturing the women. Gary and Sarah have two children—a daughter, Tonya, and a son, Paden.