Faculty
The current principal, is the Revd. Dr. Calvin Smith BA MEd PhD. He is assisted by a number of faculty, including:
- Research faculty
- Dr. Derek Tidball (Evangelical Theology and History in the Twentieth Century and Sociology of the NT)
- Dr. Emmanuel Sule (Hermeneutics, Systematic Theology)
- Dr. Stephen Vantassel (Dean of Students) (Systematic Theology, Philosophy of Religion, Society and Cultural Studies)
- Andy Cheung (Academic Dean) (Biblical Studies, Translation Studies)
- Patrick Egan (New Testament, Hermeneutics)
- Tim LIM Teck Ngern (Systematic Theology, Interdisciplinary Studies)
- Senior Tutors
- David Cowan (Theology and Politics)
- Revd Chris Lazenby (History of Hermeneutics, Philosophy of Religion)
- Dr Raymond Pfister (Biblical theology, Church History)
- Julian Spriggs (Bible Background)
- Jermo van Nes (NT Greek, NT Studies)
- Revd Dr Colin Warner (Hermeneutical Theory, Greek Texts)
- Associate Tutors
- Brian Brewer
- Donna Orr
- David Williams
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