Bob Loggans

Bob Loggans is an Associate Professor in the College of Bible and Church Ministries at Maranatha Baptist University, where he has served since 1993, following an earlier tenure from 1981–1982. He is also an alumnus of the university and remains deeply involved in campus life through teaching, mentoring, and spiritual leadership.

His academic background includes a DMin from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, an MA in Biblical Studies, and a BA in Bible and Pastoral Studies, all from Maranatha Baptist University. His educational journey reflects a lifelong commitment to biblical scholarship and ministry preparation.

Dr. Loggans' research and teaching interests center on equipping men for pastoral ministry, evangelism, and church leadership. He is passionate about mentoring future ministers and instilling a commitment to Christian service, drawing from decades of experience as a pastor, evangelist, and educator. His work emphasizes practical theological training and discipleship.

Though no formal publications are listed, his ministry outreach extends through preaching, radio, and television broadcasts, influencing both academic and local communities.

• President, Wisconsin Association of Christian Schools
• President, New Testament Association of Independent Baptist Churches
• Executive Committee, Baptist World Mission
• Board Member, Camp Joy (Whitewater, WI)
• Executive Committee, Maranatha Baptist University Board of Trustees
• Former President, Wisconsin Fellowship of Baptist Churches

Dr. Loggans has served in significant administrative roles, including Executive Vice-President and interim president of Maranatha Baptist University. He currently serves as the senior pastor of Calvary Baptist Church in Watertown, Wisconsin, where he leads a weekly television program "At Calvary" and a daily radio program "Moments at Calvary." He and his wife Pamela lead a weekly campus Bible study and are active at university events. His dedication to student discipleship is evident in his deep emotional connection to the student body.

He is involved in community initiatives such as the Run from the Cops 5K and Watertown Educational Foundations 5K, and regularly prays at local government meetings. His personal interests include reading, hunting, fishing, running, and spending time with his family.