Family: Wife, Kelly; daughter Kaelyn. 
Employment: Vice President, Business Development & Marketing, CDF Capital
Church role: Elder, Echo Church
Life Path:

  • Born and raised on Cincinnati's westside

  • Graduated from Oak Hills High School in 1994

  • Graduated from Cincinnati Christian University in 1998 (B.S. in Biblical Studies)

  • Married Kelly in 1998

  • Student Minister at Madeira Church of Christ

  • Admissions Recruiter at Cincinnati Christian University

  • Graduated from Cincinnati Bible Seminary in 2002 (M.A. in Ministry)

  • Associate Minister at Christ's Church at Mason

  • Founded Echo Church in 2005

  • Daughter, Kaelyn, born in 2006

  • Marketing Director and VP of Advancement/Development at Cincinnati Christian University

  • Graduated from Xavier University in 2009 (M.A. in Theology)

  • Graduated from Gordon Conwell Theological in 2014 (Doctorate in Ministry: Gospel in Church and Culture)

  • Adjunct Professor at Cincinnati Christian University/Cincinnati Bible Seminary from 2008 to 2016

  • Passed Series 7, 63, 65, and SIE Securities Licenses

Interests: 

  • Sports: former collegiate soccer player, having coached a women's collegiate program and children's SAY teams

  • Reading: behavioral psychology, creativity, history, business, entrepreneurship

  • Running: twenty-nine time marathoner (including the Boston Marathon)

  • Photography: some samples on this site and on my Flickr page

  • Professional wrestling: It’s cotton candy to my soul

About this website:
I was an adult when the internet took shape but have always maintained a digital presence. In the early 2000’s I started to dabble in web construction/design. I’ve maintained this website since 2004. I originally used Blogger for online journaling, switching to Wordpress a few years in. I developed my coding skills over the years but advancements in web tools changed the game. Eventually, I switched all my sites over to Squarespace.

When I started the blog, I called it Beit Carr, as beit is the Hebrew word for "house." Since the pronunciation constantly confused people, I started using House of Carr as the moniker for my online identity.

This website is older than my adult child. Since I moved this blog from multiple platforms over there years, there are some broken image and hyperlinks. And because I’ve aged and/or matured, some of the content is drivel. But I keep it up here as a lesson to me and all of us: for better or worse, we change over time. I ask for grace if my writing or ideas could use editing today.