Notable Faculty and Staff
- Robert L. Chapman, lexicographer
- Will Herberg, scholar of religion, and conservative columnist.
- Catherine Keller, scholar of process theology, and current professor of constructive theology
- George Kelsey, Baptist minister, professor of Christian Ethics, and teacher of Martin Luther King, Jr
- Leonard Sweet, professor of evangelism, and former dean and vice-president of Drew University
- Thomas Oden, theologian and founder of the school of Paleo-orthodoxy
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