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Philip Collins is Professor of Christian Ministries and Director of the Taylor University Center for Scripture Engagement at Taylor University, where he has taught full-time since 1999 after 16 years in ministry. A 1982 Taylor University graduate, he holds deep institutional roots in the department he now serves.
Education:
- PhD in Educational Psychology, Purdue University
- MA in Christian Education, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School
- BA in Bible Literature and Christian Education, Taylor University
Dr. Collins specializes in Scripture Engagement methodology, Christian ministry formation, and biblical pedagogy. His work centers on developing practical frameworks for integrating Scripture into daily life through the Center for Scripture Engagement, producing resources that bridge academic theology with accessible spiritual formation. He emphasizes experiential learning through practicums and community-based ministry applications.
Scientific Awards:
- Taylor University Teaching Excellence and Campus Leadership Award (2024)
- Who’s Who In America (2011)
- Taylor University Teaching Excellence and Campus Leadership Award (2009)
- Who’s Who Among America’s Teachers (2004, 2005)
He mentors ministry students through hands-on chapel bands, dorm leadership roles, and community service projects, preparing graduates for 99% career placement in churches, ministries, and educational institutions. As Director of the Center for Scripture Engagement, he oversees research initiatives, diagnostic surveys, and resource development including the Abide Bible project.
Outside academia, he pursues woodworking, sailing, gardening, and reading.
