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I don't know if this is what you are looking for or not. This was put together by Taketime who posts under a different name on this board - I'll let her claim her work if she wants

The Timeline of Events
(Note--some events have been grouped by together by topic rather than by date for the sake of clarity.)

Fall of 1966 - Summer of 1969 -- Gary Ezzo took several classes at Mohawk Valley Community College but did not get an AA degree
By late 1979 -- Gary Ezzo was considered to be one of the leaders/elders of His Vantage Point Church in Laconia, NH (This church came to be known as Lakes Region Bible Church.)
1980/1981 -- Gary became pastor of this church
1982 or 1983 -- Gary was asked to step down from leadership of this church [Documented in CRI article located at: "http://www.equip.org/free/DG233.htm"]


Gary then moved his family--his wife Anne Marie, and their two daughters, from New Hampshire to Southern California.

1983 – Gary entered Talbot School of Theology full time, to pursue a Master of Arts in Ministry degree in a program that gives credit for ministry experience in lieu of requiring a 4-year degree.
1984 – Gary and Anne Marie Ezzo started teaching parenting classes at Grace Community Church in Sun Valley CA. They were sought out by people who admired the behavior of their 2 teenaged daughters.
1984 -- The Bible & Common Sense Parenting tract copyrighted by Gary Ezzo which offers the unusual theological view that

"positive parental behavior creates a type of spiritual inertia. In other words, once the parents have instilled biblical patterns into their child, their training should carry him to the point where God's spirit will take control of the reins of his heart. Without sufficient spiritual inertia generated in the formative years (birth through twelve), the child will ultimately limit the influence of God in his life." This tract is still available from GFI.

1985 – Ezzo listed a degree he never earned, even specifying a major and a grade point average, on an employment application after being given a position at Grace Community Church.-- [Documented in "Unprepared to Teach Parenting", Christianity Today,