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| Robert Francis Gribble (1890-1970) was a Presbyterian pastor and educator in Texas. In 1914, he received a Bachelor of Divinity degree from the Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary. He was licensed and ordained by the Presbytery of Central Texas in 1915. From 1914-1918 he taught Hebrew at the Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary. The Seminary closed during the latter part of World War I; consequently, he worked at the YMCA headquarters in Dallas, Texas during 1918-1919. From 1919-1923, he was the pastor of First Presbyterian Church of Mercedes. In 1924, he achieved a Doctorate of Divinity from Austin College. During his tenure as professor at the Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary (1923-1960), Gribble served Bartlett’s First Presbyterian Church as well as Leander Presbyterian Church. He officially retired from the Seminary in late 1960. The complete Gribble papers can be accessed at the Archives at Austin Seminary. |  |
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