Current Faculty
- William Atkinson, Vice-Principal Academic, Director of Research and Senior Lecturer in Pentecostal and Charismatic Studies
- Mark Beaumont, Senior Lecturer in Islam and Mission
- Conrad Gempf, Lecturer in New Testament
- Sam Hargreaves, Lecturer in Music and Worship
- Jean-Marc Heimerdinger, Lecturer in Hebrew and Judaism
- Richard Hubbard, Lecturer in Music
- Tony Lane, Professor of Historical Theology
- Graham McFarlane, BA Course Leader and Senior Lecturer in Systematic Theology
- Steve Motyer, Theology and Counselling Course Leader and Lecturer in New Testament and Hermeneutics
- Marvin Oxenham, Lecturer in Philosophy, Education and Applied Theology
- David Peacock, Senior Lecturer and Theology, Music & Worship Course Leader
- Janet Penny, MA in Integrative Psychotherapy Course Leader and Lecturer in Counselling
- Richard Pickles, Lecturer in Counselling
- Lyn Powell, Lecturer in Counselling
- Adrian Smith, Lecturer in Applied Theology and Academic Secretary
- Steve Walton, Professor of New Testament
- Robert Willoughby, Lecturer in New Testament
- Chris Jack, Lecturer in Applied Theology
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