Transformation
of the Church
~ A Database of Historical and Current Data on the
Strategic Partnerships &
The Association of Theological
Schools
www.ats.edu
ATS Executive
Committee
The
Executive Committee oversees the work of the Association, other than the work of
accreditation, and acts on behalf of the membership between the Biennial
Meetings of the Association. Members of the Executive Committee are elected to
six-year terms. The officers of the Association also serve on the Executive
Committee.
PETER STEINFELS, Journalist, The New York Times,
LELAND V. ELIASON, Chair, Executive Vice
President/Provost,
DORCAS GORDON, Vice Chair, Principal,
ALBERT AYMER, Dean, Hood Theological Seminary,
Sent via e-mail:
Loretta A. Groff, ATS
Educational Technology Specialist
Regent
University School of Divinity Faculty [1997]
Pat Robertson, President Regent University [CNP]
Vinson Synan - Dean of Regent School of
Divinity – ATS
member
Previously found: http://www.regent.edu/acad/schdiv/faculty/index.html
RESIDENT
FACULTY
Members and their credentials are
listed below.
See:
Background information on
the Association of Theological
Schools
Identified as ATS member
below.
“This directory reflects the status of faculty members as of
September 1, 1997. The date in parenthesis indicates the first year of
employment at Regent University.”
[partial listing]
Holman, Charles
L. (1982), Ph.D., University of Nottingham,
England; B.D. and Th.M., Fuller Theological Seminary- ATS member; B.A.,
Westmont College. Review his list of publications or visit his personal web
site.
Sivigny, Robert
J. (1983) M.L.S., Simmons College; M.Div.,
Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary- ATS member; B.A.,
Barrington College.
Story, J. Lyle (1984) Ph.D., Fuller Theological Seminary-
ATS member; M.Div., Fuller Theological Seminary; B.A., Sterling
College. Review his list of publications.
Synan, Vinson (1994) Ph.D., University of Georgia. M.A., University of
Georgia; B.A., University of Richmond.
VISITING
PROFESSORS
David Barrett, Research Professor of Global Evangelization. B.A. and
M.A., Cambridge University, England; Ph.D., Union Theological Seminary-
ATS member and Columbia University, NYC- ATS
member. He is one of missiology’s most
often quoted statistician and author/compiler of the World Christian
Encyclopedia.
[See Missions Mobilization,
Global Evangelism Movement/GEM–– David Barrett]
Reinhard Bonnke, Visiting Professor of Global Evangelization.
Honorary Ph.D., Regent University- ATS
member, Virginia Beach, VA; Bible College
of Wales, Swansea, United Kingdom. World-renown evangelist, author, and founder
of Christ For All Nations, Frankfurt, Germany, with offices in the United
Kingdom, United States, Norway, South Africa, Nigeria and Kenya and has
developed many evangelistic outreach tools for worldwide
distribution.
Ithiel Clemmons, Visiting Professor of Christian Leadership. Ph.D., Union
Theological Seminary-- ATS
member and Columbia University, NYC-
ATS member; D.Min., New York Theological Seminary- ATS member. Bishop
and member of the General Board of the Churches of God in Christ; Associate
Editor of Spirit-filled Life Study Bible [See Modern Bible Versions];
Chairperson for the Pentecostal and Charismatic Churches of North America
(PCCNA).
Jim Egli, Visiting Professor in Cell Church Studies.
B.A., Goshen College, M.A., Lincoln Christian University. He is vice-president
of consulting for Touch Outreach Ministries. He has published several monographs
on the cell church movement.
Tim Elmore, Visiting Professor of Leadership Development. B.A.,
Oral Roberts University- ATS
member; M.Div., Azusa Pacific
University; D.Min. Candidate, Azusa Pacific University ––APU's Haggard Graduate School of Theology - ATS
member. Director of leadership
development at the EQUIP Foundation, founded by John Maxwell
[CNP]
in 1996. He served as a pastor for 15 years
and is a notable author, speaker, illustrator, and visionary leader.
Carl George, Visiting Professor of Christian Leadership and Church
Revitalization. Founder of the Fuller Leadership Institute [Fuller Theological Seminary]- ATS
member and expert in trends and issues
related to church growth and leadership development.
Jack Hayford, Visiting Professor for Christian Leadership and Church
Revitalization. D. Litt., California Graduate School of Theology [not found]. He is also senior pastor of Church on the Way, the
First Foursquare Church of Van Nuys, Calif. He is general editor of
the Spirit-Filled Life Study Bible, author, composer and one of
America’s leading pastors of pastors.
Paul Taek-Yong
Kim, Visiting Professor of Church Growth
Studies. B.Div., Presbyterian General Assembly Theological Seminary; M.A.,
Korean University; Th.M., Columbia Bible and Theological Seminary- ATS member; Th.D.,
Central Biblical Theological Seminary; D.Min., Howard University. He is the
current president of Washington Theological Seminary and is regarded as one of
the premier writers on the Korean Church in
America.
Young Hoon Lee, Visiting Professor in Church History. Th. B., Th. M.,
Yonsei University; M.A. , Ph.D., Temple University. He is the senior director
of the International Theological Institute - ATS member
and director of International Relations for
Soon-Shin University in Seoul, Korea. He also serves as Chairman of the
Theological Committee of the Korean National Council of
Churches….
Ralph Neighbour,
Jr., Visiting Professor for Cell
Church Ministry. D.Min., Luther Rice Seminary. Founder and President
of In-Touch Ministries [Charles Stanley], a ministry that has experienced
great success in cultivation of vibrant and growing churches through
methodical cell multiplication. He is also Senior Associate Pastor of
Faith Community Church, Singapore….
Ralph Winter, Visiting Professor of Global Evangelization. B.D.,
Princeton Theological Seminary - ATS member, M.A.
Teachers College, Columbia University [designs curriculum for GOALS 2000], Ph.D. Cornell University. Dr. Winter is the president and
founder of William Carey International University and the founder of the U.S.
Center for World Missions. [emphasis
added]
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