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Association of
Chicago Theological Schools

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• Catholic Theological Union
• Chicago Theological Seminary
• Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary
• Institute of Pastoral Studies, Loyola University Chicago
• Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago
• McCormick Theological Seminary
• Meadville/Lombard Theological School
• Mundelein Seminary
• North Park Theological Seminary
• Northern Baptist Theological Seminary
• Seabury-Western Theological Seminary
• Trinity Evangelical Divinity School

ANNOUNCEMENTS
2006–2007

http://campus.northpark.edu/acts/catalog2006

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Table of Contents

• Association of Chicago Theological Schools
• ACTS Vision Statement
• ACTS Mission Statement
• The Member Seminaries
• Common Council of the Assn. of Chicago Theological Schools
  • Faculty Area Groups
• Clusters and Cooperative Activities
  • Northside Chicago Theological Institute
  • The Hyde Park Cluster of Theological Schools
  • ACTS Doctor of Ministry in Preaching Program
  • ACTS Travel Study Opportunities
  • ACTS Urban Clinical Pastoral Education Program
  • The Center for Ethics and Values
  • Chicago Center for Global Ministries
  • Hispanic Ministries Program
  • Language Program of the Hyde Park Cluster of Theological Schools
  • World Mission Institute
• Cooperating Institutions
  • Center for Advanced Study in Religion and Science
  • Seminary Consortium for Urban Pastoral Education
  • Spertus Institute of Jewish Studies
• The ACTS Library Council
• Academic Calendars for all ACTS Schools
• Information About Course Listings
  • Organization and Abbreviations Used
  • Explanation of Course Numbers
  • How To Cross-Register
• Outline of Courses
• 2006–2007 Term Starting Dates
• Joint List of Courses by Topic — The Master Course Catalog
• Special Areas of Interest Within Courses of Study
• Special Course Options
  • Evening/Weekend Courses
  • Intensive Courses
  • Online Courses
  • Travel Courses
• ACTS Personnel
  • Faculty and Executive Officers
  • Librarians
• Locations of ACTS Schools

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Association of Chicago Theological Schools

The Association of Chicago Theological Schools, known as ACTS, was formed in 1984 by twelve theological schools located in the Chicago area to provide means for cooperation among the member institutions in the areas of student cross-registration, library access and acquisitions, interchange among faculty members in the disciplines of theological education, and communications between the schools. Prior to 1984, these schools had many years of successful ecumenical cooperation, primarily through the Chicago Cluster of Theological Schools, the Chicago Theological Institute, and the Library Council. In addition to ACTS, various agreements between two or more institutions further cooperation on the basis of geographic proximity or an interest in specific programs.

The twelve schools that currently make up ACTS are accredited members of the Association of Theological Schools in the United States and Canada. Each is affiliated with or sponsored by a denomination, a diocese, a religious organization, or several religious orders. Each offers professional degree programs for ministry at the master’s and doctoral levels, and most also offer other academic degrees. All offer a variety of opportunities for continuing education for clergy and lay leaders, as well as conferences, lectures and other programs of interest to a wider public.

Together, the schools within ACTS offer a rich network of resources for theological education, making the association one of the outstanding centers of theological education in the world. Available to the approximately 2,500 students currently enrolled at its member schools are 400 faculty, about 900 courses offered annually, and library collections of 1.7 million volumes and nearly 5,000 currently received periodical subscriptions. Several schools have well-stocked theological bookstores. Some schools offer online courses. ACTS makes it possible for students and faculty to pursue their work, study, and reflection with people from many different cultural and theological traditions.

ACTS itself does not offer either courses or degrees. Application for enrollment must be made to one of the member institutions. An essential tool for cross-registration purposes, this catalog also includes information on the many resources for theological education available to students enrolled in the member schools of ACTS. Many of the schools draw on the vast resources of other institutions of higher education and have relationships with the numerous religious organizations and agencies in the Chicago area.

The current chair of ACTS is Cynthia M. Campbell of McCormick Theological Seminary. Dana Peterson of McCormick Theological Seminary is treasurer. Inquiries regarding ACTS should be directed to Cynthia M. Campbell, McCormick Theological Seminary, 5460 South University Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60615, phone: 773.947.6301.

ACTS Vision Statement

The Association of Chicago Theological Schools approaches its future with hope. We seek to develop a strong collaboration and urgency for the mission of ACTS. Our collaborative mission will manifest itself in many ways as we:

• Creatively serve new constituencies
• Invite new partners to join in the Association
• Support each other in ways that strengthen all member schools
• Provide public venues for the discussion of important issues
• Model dialogue and conversation as modes of theological inquiry and reflection
• Find new ways of deploying and utilizing faculty
• Learn to speak with a common voice
• Focus on major theological and institutional issues together
• Introduce programs and patterns to develop and form leaders and leadership
• Share new forms and modes of technology
• Work to develop collaborative curricula and academic life

We enter the next millennium with confidence and vision. We are assured of the necessity for the ACTS alliance and mission as an important strength for member institutions. We will pursue our service in the rich context of the Chicago metropolitan area with consequences that extend nationally and internationally. We proceed into the future with thanksgiving and a sense of the grace and guidance of God.

ACTS Mission Statement

The Association of Chicago Theological Schools is a collaborative effort by twelve theological schools in the Chicago metropolitan area whose aim is to enhance the educational activities at each of the schools through the sharing of resources and cooperative planning. Each of the twelve ACTS schools shares a common purpose of preparing men and women for ministry. Recognizing that by cooperating together the ACTS schools can provide more than the sum of their individual efforts, the ACTS schools are committed to seeking ways in which their cooperation benefits schools individually and collectively. By cooperating in joint planning and the sharing of resources, the schools of ACTS are able to live out certain values that are commonly held:

• Good stewardship of assets
• Ecumenical witness in the Church and world
• Theological discussion across traditions

Through the Common Council comprised of the presidents and academic deans, ACTS supports a number of activities and joint ventures that are reflective of its values. These activities and joint ventures include:

• Coordinated library collection development and cooperation
• Cross-registration among schools
• Joint education programs
• Facilitation of collegial discussions among faculties

In addition to the cooperative preparation of men and women for ministry, ACTS seeks to encourage critical thinking about the major issues that currently challenge the Church and the world.

The Member Seminaries

• Catholic Theological Union
• Chicago Theological Seminary
• Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary
• Institute of Pastoral Studies, Loyola University Chicago
• Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago
• McCormick Theological Seminary
• Meadville/Lombard Theological School
• Mundelein Seminary
• North Park Theological Seminary
• Northern Baptist Theological Seminary
• Seabury-Western Theological Seminary
• Trinity Evangelical Divinity School

Catholic Theological Union

A collaborative school serving 33 religious orders, founded to promote diverse theological and ministerial traditions within the Roman Catholic Church. Emphasis is on preparation for ministry with flexible academic patterns augmented by strong field education programs. Other special features: D.Min. concentrations in cross-cultural ministries, liturgy, or spirituality; fully individualized research or general academic M.A.; M.Div. concentrations in Bible, pastoral theology, world mission, or word and worship; World Mission Program designed to prepare American and international students to minister in other cultures; studies in African American and Hispanic ministry programs open to all serious students, men and women.

Degree Programs M.A.P.S. M.Div. M.A. in Theology D.Min. (5 years in ministry prerequisite)

Certificate Programs Biblical Spirituality Cross-Cultural Mission Health Care Mission Leadership Liturgical Studies Pastoral Studies Spiritual Formation

 

5401 South Cornell Avenue
Chicago, IL 60615-5698
773.324.8000
Fax: 773.324.8490
Web page: www.ctu.edu

President’s office: 773.753.5308
Academic Dean’s office: 773.753.5306
Registrar’s office: 773.753.5311

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Chicago Theological Seminary

An ecumenical seminary related to the United Church of Christ with a style fostering rigorous theological inquiry and development of students’ own intellectual and professional integrity in an atmosphere of diversity and freedom. The basic professional degree program is the three-year Master of Divinity, but the Master of Arts in Religious Studies may be awarded at the end of the second year as a terminal master’s degree. The post-M.Div. Doctor of Ministry is available for full- or part-time students with experience in ministry. Joint programs with pastoral care institutions and a dual-degree program with the School of Social Service Administration of the University of Chicago are available. The Ph.D. programs focus on Christian-Jewish relations and on theology, ethics and the human sciences.

Degree Programs
M.A. in Religious Studies
M.Div.
S.T.M.
D.Min.
Ph.D.

5757 South University Avenue
Chicago, IL 60637-9990
773.752.5757
Fax 773.752.5925
Web page: www.ctschicago.edu

President’s office: 773.322.0223
Academic Dean’s office: 773.322.0251
Registrar’s office: 773.322.0227

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Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary

Garrett-Evangelical is a graduate school of theology of the United Methodist Church. While the majority of the faculty and the students are affiliated with the school’s denominational heritage, the seminary is ecumenical. The curricula emphasize theory and practice; they include the institutional centers for the Church and the Black Experience, Hispanic ministries, Asian-American ministries, Wesleyan studies, ethics and values, and women in ministry. The basic programs lead to the Master of Arts, Master of Divinity, or Master of Theological Studies degrees. The advanced professional program leads to the Doctor of Ministry degree, while the Doctor of Philosophy degree focuses on teaching and research for theological seminaries, the church and universities.

Degree Programs

M.A. in	Christian Education
	Music Ministry
	Pastoral Care and Counseling
	Spiritual Formation and Evangelism

M.Div.
M.T.S.
D.Min (3 years in ministry prerequisite)
Ph.D.

2121 Sheridan Road
Evanston, IL 60201-2926
847.866.3900
Fax 847.866.3957
Web page: www.garrett.edu

President’s office: 847.866.3902
Dean’s office: 847.866.3903
Registrar’s office: 847.866.3905

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Institute of Pastoral Studies
Loyola University Chicago

The Institute of Pastoral Studies prepares professional ministers for service in the church and in the world. The Institute designs its programs, curriculum and formation to meet the needs of adult learners in initial preparation for ministry and also for those choosing to further develop their ministerial skills and competencies in response to the needs of the people of God.  To carry out its mission, the Institute of Pastoral Studies offers a curriculum of graduate courses leading to three degrees. The Institute also provides non-degree options including: sabbaticals; workshop and certificate programs; special students, as well as focused preparation for multicultural ministry through the Instituto Hispano.

Degree Programs
Master of Arts, pastoral counseling
Master of Divinity
Master of Arts, pastoral studies

Dual Degree Programs
Master of Divinity/Master of Social Work
Master of Divinity/Master of Arts, pastoral counseling
Master of Arts, pastoral studies/Master of Arts, pastoral counseling

Institute of Pastoral Studies
Loyola University Chicago
Lewis Towers
820 North Michigan Avenue
Chicago, IL&#nbsp;&#nbsp;60611
800.424.1238 or 312.915.7400
Fax: 312.915.7410
Web page:  http://www.luc.edu/ips/

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Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago

Affiliated with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, LSTC offers preparation for professional ministry in the church, advanced studies in ministry, academic study of theology. The M.Div. curriculum features a strong accent upon study of the traditions of the church and a comprehensive field education program, with special emphasis on cross-cultural ministry and global awareness. Opportunities offered for specialization in Hispanic ministries and in ministry and social work and for coordinated M.Div./Ph.D. degrees (with the University of Chicago).

Degree Programs
M.A.
M.Div.
Th.M./Ph.D.
D.Min (3 years in ministry prerequisite)

1100 East 55th Street
Chicago, IL 60615-5199
773.256.0700
Fax 773.256.0782
Web page: http://www.lstc.edu/

President's office: 773.256.0728
Dean's office: 773.256.0721
Registrar's office: 773.256.0717

To send e-mail to any faculty or staff member, use the person's first initial
and up to seven letters of the last name plus @lstc.edu

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McCormick Theological Seminary

McCormick is a theological center for the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.). It also welcomes many students from outside this denomination. Focusing its resources on education for the ministry, it emphasizes both preprofessional (M.A.T.S. and M.Div.) and professional (D.Min.) studies. Its programs in Hispanic ministries, African American ministries, and urban ministry, its dual-competency programs in social work and other fields, and its emphasis on internationalization add to its other offerings. Students are encouraged to plan, with advice, their own courses of study.

Degree Programs
Master of Divinity
Master of Arts in Theological Studies
Doctor of Ministry

5460 South University Avenue
Chicago, IL 60615
773.947.6300
Fax 773.288.2612
Web page: http://www.mccormick.edu

President’s office: 773.947.6302
Dean’s office: 773.947.6307
Registrar’s office: 773.947.6285

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Meadville Lombard Theological School

Meadville Lombard is an independent theological school affiliated with the University of Chicago and with the Unitarian Universalist Association. The mission of the school is to educate people for effective, morally responsible Unitarian Universalist ministries and to advance liberal religious scholarship for a diverse and multi-cultural world community. Meadville Lombard’s educational process includes teaching, research, critical reflection and institutional outreach, and dialogue with persons of non-Christian faiths. The school offers the M.Div., D.Min., and the M.A. in Religion degrees and is accredited by the Association of Theological Schools in the United States and Canada.

Degree Programs
M.Div.
D.Min.
M.A.

5701 South Woodlawn Avenue
Chicago, IL 60637-1602
773.256.3000
Fax 773.256.3007
Web page: http://www.meadville.edu

President’s office: 773.256.3000 ext. 224
Registrar’s office: 773.256.3000 ext. 234

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Mundelein Seminary
of the University of St. Mary of the Lake

With roots in a charter granted more than 140 years ago, Mundelein Seminary of the University of St. Mary of the Lake prepares candidates academically, formationally and spiritually for the Roman Catholic priesthood. As a canonically erected Pontifical Theological Faculty, Mundelein Seminary of the University of St. Mary of the Lake is empowered to confer the bachelor, licentiate and doctoral degrees in sacred theology. Although originally most of the students attending Mundelein Seminary came from the Archdiocese of Chicago, its alumni now include students from other dioceses in the state of Illinois and throughout the country.

Degree Programs
M.Div.
S.T.B.
S.T.L.
D.Min. (3 years in ministry prerequisite)
M.A. Liturgical Studies
M.A. Liturgy

1000 E. Maple
Mundelein, IL 60060-1174
847.566.6401
Fax 847.566.7330
Web page: http://www.vocations.org

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North Park Theological Seminary
of North Park University

North Park Theological Seminary, founded in 1891, is the graduate school of theology of the Evangelical Covenant Church. It is a professional school designed to educate people for ministry, whether as pastors, missionaries, church educators or trained laity. The seminary is a community of professors, students and staff gathered not only for the purpose of theological study but also for worship, fellowship and the deepening of the spiritual life. The seminary also includes in its purposes the continuing education of ministers. It sees itself as a servant of the Church of Jesus Christ, and particularly of the Evangelical Covenant Church.

Degree Programs:
Master of Divinity
Master of Arts in Christian Formation
Post-M.Div. Master of Arts in Christian Formation
Master of Arts in Theological Studies
Master of Arts in Christian Ministry
Doctor of Ministry in Preaching

Dual Degree Programs:
Master of Divinity/Master of Business Administration
Master of Divinity/Master of Management
Master of Divinity/Master of Management in Nonprofit Administration
Master of Arts in Christian Formation/Master of Management in Nonprofit Administration
Master of Arts in Theological Studies/Master of Business Administration
Master of Arts in Theological Studies/Master of Management
Master of Arts in Theological Studies/Master of Management in Nonprofit Administration
Master of Arts in Christian Ministry/Master of Business Administration
Master of Arts in Christian Ministry/Master of Management
Master of Arts in Christian Ministry/Master of Management in Nonprofit Administration

Certificates in: Adult Ministry, Camping and Retreat Ministry, Children and Family Ministry, Christian Formation- All Ages, Christian Spirituality, Faith and Health, Justice Ministry, Leadership and Administration, Youth Ministry, Spiritual Direction; and in Urban Ministry with the Seminary Consortium for Urban Pastoral Education (SCUPE); and in Community Development with North Park University.

3225 W. Foster Avenue
Chicago, IL 60625-4895
773.244.6210
Fax 773.244.6244
Web page: http://www.northpark.edu/sem; Email: semadmissions@northpark.edu

President’s office: 773.244.6214
Faculty Dean’s office: 773.244.6214
Seminary Admissions: 773.344.55530 or 800.964.0101
Seminary Registration: 773.244.6211
Records Office (transcripts): 773-244-5560

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Northern Baptist Theological Seminary

Northern Baptist Theological Seminary, founded in 1913, is a graduate seminary committed to the education of men and women for leadership in the churches. Our evangelical heritage commits us to the Lordship of Jesus Christ and the authority of Scripture for informing mission and ministry in the world. The seminary is a community of faith, theological inquiry, and worship and service, preparing persons for ordained ministries and other leadership roles in the church and relating Christian faith to life and vocation. The seminary is related to the American Baptist Churches, U.S.A., and welcomes students from all denominations and Christian traditions.

Degree Programs
M.A.
M.A. in Worship and Spirituality
M.A. in Youth Ministry
M.A. in Christian Ministries
M.Div.
D.Min. (3 years in ministry prerequisite)

660 East Butterfield Road
Lombard, IL 60148-5698
630.620.2100
Fax 630.620.2194
Web page: http://www.seminary.edu

President's office: 630.620.2101
Dean's office: 630.620.2103
Registrar's office: 630.620.2105

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Seabury-Western Theological Seminary

Seabury-Western Theological Seminary, one of 11 accredited seminaries of the Episcopal Church, is a largely residential seminary committed to providing excellence in academic preparation for congregational leadership. Worship, offered three times a day, is central to community life. The student body reflects the breadth of Anglican tradition, drawing students from 25 or more states each year. Located just across the street from Garrett-Evangelical Seminary, the two schools have joined forces to form the United Library, which provides an outstanding theological library of 340,000 volumes. Students studying at Seabury-Western experience the distinctive eclecticism that characterizes Anglicanism.

Degree Programs
M.Div.
M.T.S.
D.Min.

2122 Sheridan Road
Evanston, IL 60201-2938
847.328.9300
Fax 847.328.9624
Web page: http://www.seabury.edu

President's office: 847.328.9300, ext. 17
Associate Dean's office: 847.328.9300, ext. 25
Registrar's office: 847.328.9300, ext. 26

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Trinity Evangelical Divinity School
of Trinity International University

Trinity Evangelical Divinity School is maintained by the Evangelical Free Church of America to educate men and women for a worldwide Christian ministry as pastors, missionaries, teachers, and lay workers who are committed to God for a particular service for which they recognize a need for seminary studies. The divinity school welcomes the opportunity of assisting students from all denominations and independent nondenominational churches who are seeking preparation for fruitful Christian life and ministry.

Degree Programs
M.A. (12 areas)	D. Min. (3 years' experience prerequisite)
M.Div.	Ph.D. in Educational Studies (4 years' experience prerequisite)
Th.M.	Ph.D. in Intercultural Studies (4 years' experience prerequisite)
M.A.R.	Ph.D. in Theological Studies

2065 Half Day Road
Deerfield, IL 60015-1283
847.945.8800
Fax 847.317.8141
Web page: http://www.tiu.edu

President's office: 847.317.8001
Academic Dean's office: 847.317.8002
Director of Records: 847.317.8050

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Common Council of the Association of Chicago Theological Schools

Donald Senior, C.P.	Catholic Theological Union
Gary Riebe-Estrella, SVD	Catholic Theological Union
Susan Brooks Thistlethwaite	Chicago Theological Seminary
W. Dow Edgerton	Chicago Theological Seminary
Philip Amerson	Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary
Lallene Rector	Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary
Robert Ludwig	Institute of Pastoral Studies
James Kenneth Echols	Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago
Kathleen D. Billman	Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago
Cynthia M. Campbell	McCormick Theological Seminary
David Esterline	McCormick Theological Seminary
Lee C. Barker	Meadville Lombard Theological School
Susann Pangerl	Meadville Lombard Theological School
Dennis J. Lyle	Mundelein Seminary
Raymond Webb	Mundelein Seminary
John E. Phelan, Jr.	North Park Theological Seminary
Stephen R. Graham	North Park Theological Seminary
	Northern Baptist Theological Seminary
Eric Ohlman	Northern Baptist Theological Seminary
Gary R. Hall	Seabury-Western Theological Seminary
Ruth A. Meyers	Seabury-Western Theological Seminary
Gregory L. Waybright	Trinity Evangelical Divinity School
Tite Tiénou	Trinity Evangelical Divinity School

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Faculty Area Groups

(See ACTS Personnel section for biographical data.)

Old Testament

Akpunonu, Peter Damian (MS) Anderson, Cheryl B. (G-ETS) Averbeck, Richard E. (TEDS) Beitzel, Barry J. (TEDS) Bergant, C.S.A., Dianne (CTU) Bird, Phyllis (G-ETS) Blumhofer, Edith (NBTS-Affil) Bruckner, James (NPTS) Duncan, Julie A. (G-ETS) Hiebert, Theodore (MTS) Hoffmeier, James K. (TEDS) Hoppe, O.F.M., Leslie (CTU) Hubbard, Robert (NPTS) Klein, Ralph W. (LSTC) Knowles, Melody (MTS) Koptak, Paul (NPTS)

LaCocque, André (CTS-Emeritus) Leeb, Carolyn (LSTC-Vis) Magary, Dennis R. (TEDS) Mariottini, Claude (NBTS) McIlhone, James (MS) Menn, Esther (LSTC) Okoye, C.S.Sp., James (CTU) Sandoval, Timothy (CTS) Schaalman, Herman E. (CTU-Adj), (G-ETS-Adj.) Schoenstene, Robert (MS) Siwek, Daniel (MS) Stone, Ken (CTS) VanGemeren, Willem A. (TEDS) Yamada, Frank M. (S-WTS)

New Testament

Adam, A.K.M. (S-WTS) Akpunou, Peter Damian (MS) Bowe, R.S.C.J., Barbara (CTU) Brawley, Robert (MTS) Carson, Donald A. (TEDS) Cosgrove, Charles (NBTS) Elsbernd, Mary (IPS) Esterline, David (MTS) Harris, Dana (TEDS - Adj) Krentz, Edgar M. (LSTC-Emeritus) LaVerdiere, S.S.S., Eugene (CTU-Adj.) Lee, Jae Won (MTS) Lodge, John (MS) McIlhone, James (MS) O'Brien, Peter T. (TEDS-Vis) Osborne, Grant R. (TEDS)

Osiek, R.S.C.J., Carolyn (CTU) Pao, David W. (TEDS) Phelan Jr., John E. (NPTS) Pickett Jr., Raymond (LSTC- Austin Program) Reid, O.P., Barbara (CTU) Rhoads, David (LSTC) Rossing, Barbara (LSTC) Schnabel, Eckhard J. (TEDS) Senior, C.P., Donald (CTU) Siwek, Daniel S. (MS) Snodgrass, Klyne (NPTS) Tanzer, Sarah (MTS) Vena, Osvaldo D. (G-ETS) West, Audrey L. S. (LSTC) Yarbrough, Robert W. (TEDS) Yeo, Khiok-Khng (G-ETS)

Church History
Alexander, Scott C. (CTU) Anderson, Colt (MS) Anderson, Philip (NPTS) Barker, Paula Datsko (S-WTS) Blumhofer, Edith (NBTS-Affil) Campbell, Ted (G-ETS) Daniels III, David (MTS) Gooden, Rosemary (S-WTS) Graham, Stephen (NPTS) Hambrick-Stowe, Charles (NBTS) Hendel, Kurt (LSTC) Jürisson, Cynthia Kalantzis, George (G-ETS) Klauber, Martin (TEDS-Adj.)	Manetsch, Scott M. (TEDS) Meyer, Charles (MS-Emeritus) Murphy, Larry G. (G-ETS) O'Gorman, Robert T. (IPS) Pak, G. Sujin (G-ETS) Phillips, L. Edward (G-ETS) Sattler, Gary (NBTS-Affil) Sawyer, Kenneth (MTS) Speller, Julia (CTS) Stein, K. James (G-ETS) Sweeney, Douglas A. (TEDS) Woodbridge, John D. (TEDS) Zielinski, Martin (MS)

Theology

Alanis, Javier (LSTC) Baima, Thomas (MS) Barker, Paula Datsko (S-WTS) Barron, Robert (MS) Bedford, Nancy E. (G-ETS) Bevans, S.V.D., Stephen (CTU) Brennan, O.S.M., Walter (CTUAdj.) Caemmerer Jr., Richard R. (LSTCVis.) Campbell, Cynthia (MTS) Case-Winters, Anna (MTS) Cathey, Robert (MTS) Cole, Graham A. (TEDS) Coppedge, Allan (TEDS-Affil) de Gaal, Emery (MS) Feinberg, John S. (TEDS) Fields, Bruce L. (TEDS) Fisher, Neal F. (G-ETS) Fuller, Michael (MS) Griffiss, James (S-WTS-Vis) Hall, Gary (S-WTS) Hayes, O.F.M., Zachary (CTU) Hefner, Philip (LSTC-Emeritus) Hennessey, Lawrence (MS) Jackelen, Antje (LSTC) Jennings, Theodore (CTS) Joshua, Kazi (NPTS) Kunkel, Ronald (MS)

Laytham, D. Brent (NPTS) Long, D. Stephen (G-ETS) Ludwig, Robert (IPS) Martis, Douglas (MS) McCall, Thomas H. (TEDS) McDonnell, John (MS-Adj) Meyer, Charles (MS-Emeritus) Oakes, S.J., Edward (MS) Ott, Alice (TEDS-Adj) Pero Jr., Albert (LSTC) Rivera-Rodríguez, Luis (MTS) Rodríguez, José David (LSTC) Schaalman, Herman E. (G-ETSAdj) Schmidt, William (IPS) Schneider, Laurel C. (CTS) Schreiter, C.Pp.S., Robert (CTU) Seo, BoMyung (CTS) Sharp, Douglas (NBTS) Strozdas, Linda (CTU) Sutton, Norma (NPTS) Thandeka, Prof. (ML) Thistlethwaite, Susan (CTS) Thomas, Linda (LSTC) Vanhoozer, Kevin J. (TEDS) Westhelle, Vítor (LSTC) Wondra, Ellen (S-WTS) Yandell, Keith E. (TEDS-Affil) Young, Henry J. (G-ETS)

Ethics
Boyle, S.J., Patrick (MS) Cosgrove, Charles (NBTS) Cunningham, David (S-WTS) Elsbernd, Mary (IPS) Fitch, David (NBTS-Affil) Fletcher, David B. (TEDS-Vis) Fornasari, M.C.C.J., Archimedes (CTU) Kilner, John F. (TEDS) Livezey, Lois Gehr (MTS) Lyle, Dennis (MS) Mitchell, C. Ben (TEDS)	Nairn, O.F.M., Thomas (CTU) Nothwehr, O.S.F., Dawn (CTU) O'Connell, Timothy E. (IPS) Pawlikowski, O.S.M., John (CTU) Schiedermayer, David (TEDS-Vis) Terrell, JoAnne (CTS) Tholin, Richard (G-ETS) Vaux, Kenneth L. (G-ETS) Waters, Brent (G-ETS)

World Mission
Aasi, Ghulam-Hadier (LSTC-Vis) Barbour, Claude Marie (CTU) Cook, Richard R. (TEDS) Doidge, L.oB., Eleanor (CTU) Gilmour, Peter (IPS) Gittins, C.S.Sp., Anthony (CTU) Hiebert, Paul G. (TEDS) Kalu, Ogbu (MTS) Kaserow, M.M., John M. (CTU) Netland, Harold A. (TEDS) Nyquist, John W. (TEDS)	Ott, Craig L. (TEDS) Perry, O.F.M., Michael (CTU-Adj.) Plueddemann, James E. (TEDS) Priest, Robert J. (TEDS) Riebe-Estrella, S.V.D., Gary (CTU) Saadi, Abdul-Massih (LSTC-Vis) Schroeder, S.V.D., Roger (CTU) Thomsen, Mark (LSTC) Tiénou, Tite (TEDS) Vogelaar, Harold (LSTC) Westlind, Mark (NPTS)

Ministry: Its Nature and Practice

Andraos, Michel (CTU) Bumbaugh, David (ML) Cahill, O.P., Helen (CTU-Adj) Caldwell, Alva R. (G-ETS) Carlson, Richard (NPTS) Cavazos-Gonzalez, O.F.M., Gilberto (CTU) Cepero, Helen (NPTS) Cha, Peter T. (TEDS) Deasy, Jo Ann (NPTS) Dreibelbis, John (S-WTS) Edgerton, W. Dow (CTS) Esterline, David (MTS) Frohlich, Mary (CTU) Giblin, Paul R. (IPS) Gilmour, Peter (IPS) Haldeman, Scott (CTS) Han, Yunchun (MTS) Irizarri, Jose (MTS) Joshua, Kazi (NPTS) Judy, Dwight (G-ETS) Kapp, Deborah (MTS)

Kim, Don Sik (G-ETS) Kuhl, Roland (NBTS) Lachance, OFM, Paul (CTU-Adj) Ludwig, Robert (IPS) Mullen, Deborah (MTS) O'Connell, Timothy E. (IPS) O'Gorman, Robert T. (IPS) Pangerl, Susann (ML) Perry, Richard (LSTC) Price, Robert (NBTS) Quicke, Michael (NBTS) Reed, Jerold (NPTS) Reynolds, Michael D. (TEDS) Rothauge, Arlin (S-WTS) Teasdale, Wayne (CTU-Adj) Tolley, John (ML) Tribble Sr., Jeffery L. (G-ETS) Troxell, Barbara B. (G-ETS) Vogel, Christine (MTS) Waterman, Carla (NBTS)

Pastoral Care
Ashby Jr., Homer (MTS) Billman, Kathleen (LSTC) Bjorge, Keith J. (TEDS-Vis) Butler Jr., Lee (CTS) Chase-Ziolek, Mary (NPTS) Giblin, Paul R. (IPS) Greggo, Stephen P. (TEDS) Hogue, David A. (G-ETS) Hook, Jan P. (TEDS-Vis) McClone, Kevin (CTU-Adj)	McQuaid, Thomas (MS) Moore, Robert (CTS) Parent, Miriam Stark (TEDS) Poling, James N. (G-ETS) Rector, Lallene J. (G-ETS) Sattler, Gary (NBTS-Affil) Schmidt, William (IPS) Sevcik, S.M., Linda (MS) Shepard, Phillis (NPTS) Wachdorf, Paul (MS) Winters, Bartholomew (MS-Adj)

Supervised Ministry
Carlson, Richard (NPTS) Dreibelbis, John (S-WTS) Fowler, Mark A. (G-ETS) Kleingartner, Connie (LSTC) Lindstrom, Joanne (MTS) Mullen, Deborah (MTS)	O'Gorman, Robert T. (IPS) Schmidt, William (IPS) Sell, Phillip W. (TEDS) Swanstrom, Eugene R. (TEDS) Walker-Freeburg, Karen (NBTS) Webb, Raymond (MS)

Worship and Preaching

Anderson, E. Byron (G-ETS) Bangert, Mark (LSTC) Brooks, Gennifer B. (G-ETS) Butler, Alfloyd (NBTS-Affil) Crain, Martin R. (TEDS) Dally, John (S-WTS) Duck, Ruth C. (G-ETS) Eclov, Lee (TEDS-Vis) Farry, John (CTU-Adj.) Finster, Robert (S-WTS) Foley, Capuchin, Edward (CTU) Fragomeni, Richard (CTU) Holper, J. Fred (MTS) Horrigan, J. Philip (CTU-Adj.) Jensen, Richard (LSTC-Emeritus) Johnson, H. Wayne (TEDS-Vis) Koptak, Paul (NPTS)

Larsen, David L. (TEDS-Emeritus) Lutzer, Erwin (TEDS-Vis) Martis, Douglas (MS) McCarron, Richard (CTU) Meyers, Ruth (S-WTS) Niedenthal, Morris J. (LSTC-Emeritus) Norén, Carol (NPTS) Ostdiek, O.F.M., Gilbert (CTU) Perez, Arturo (CTU-Adj.) Quicke, Michael (NBTS) Roy, Steven C. (TEDS) Satterlee, Craig (LSTC) Scharf, Greg R. (TEDS) Spytek, Edward (G-ETS) Vogel, Dwight W. (G-ETS) Webber, Robert (NBTS) Weborg, C. John (NPTS)

Religious Education
Blount, Reginald (G-ETS) Bower, Thom (CTS) Bramer, Paul (NPTS) Caldwell, Elizabeth (MTS) Cannell, Linda M. (TEDS) Crain, Margaret Ann (G-ETS) Dally, John (S-WTS) Dekkere, Jim (NPTS) Downs, Perry G. (TEDS) Elmer, Duane H. (TEDS)	Elmer, Muriel I. (TEDS) Gilmour, Peter (IPS) Harlow, M. Susan (ML) Irizarry, Jose R. (LSTC) Olson, Ginny (NPTS) Senter III, Mark H. (TEDS) Seymour, Jack L. (G-ETS) Vogel, Linda J. (G-ETS) Walsh, Richard (CTU-Adj.)

Canon Law

Dolciamore, John (MS-Emeritus) Sell, Charles M. (TEDS-Emeritus) Sullivan, S.P., Therese (CTU-Adj.)

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