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The Dunphys—just Sally and Bob—packed bags and headed for Tulsa, Oklahoma. From August of ’82 to May of ’84, they lived with little—a one-room apartment and “nothing but Bible.”
To pass the time, Sally got a job with a Tulsa printer.
Dunphy’s class had 700 students; the school, Rhema Bible Training Center, enrolled 2,000.
Like everyone else, most of them younger, Dunphy had to pull a 3.0—about the best B available.
He graduated this year on May 18, traveled home to Virginia May 21 and established his own church May 26.
Today, at the Family Worship Center located in Washington’s former high school, Dunphy promises services “for all of God’s people: blacks, whites, any nationality. There are no barriers,” he added.
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