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Rev. Dr. Eddie Chu 朱裕文 is a Visiting Professor at Hong Kong Christian College and Invited Lecturer at Ender Seminary's Chinese Theology Studies Department. He holds a Doctor of Ministry from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, a Master of Theology from Princeton Theological Seminary, and a Master of Christian Studies from Regent College. Currently, he advises the Vancouver Mennonite Brethren Fellowship and serves as a consultant pastor for the Calgary Chinese Pentecostal Church. His teaching focuses on New Testament Theology (e.g., Hebrews and Revelation) and pastoral disciplines including homiletics, congregational care, and conflict resolution. His research emphasizes worship theology, spiritual formation, and missional church practices. Publications explore historical worship practices and contemporary applications, with recent works analyzing 19th-century evangelical movements' influence on modern worship. No specific grants or awards are listed, though his pastoral and academic roles reflect significant contributions to theological education and church leadership.

• New Testament Studies
• Pastoral Theology
• Homiletics
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Timothy Pettipiece is an Associate Professor in the Department of Religion at Carleton University, part of the College of Humanities. He holds an Hon. BA in Classical Languages from the University of Guelph (2000), an MA in Religion and Culture from Wilfrid Laurier University (2002), and a PhD in Religious Studies from Université Laval (2006). His research focuses on interdisciplinary approaches to religious cultures of Late Antiquity, particularly Gnostic and Manichaean studies, and the reception of ancient religious ideas in modern media. His teaching interests include Classics and Religion, with a specialization in Manichaean literature and the intersection of late ancient religious texts with contemporary cultural narratives. Key research areas are Coptic Manichaean homilies, Syriac Christianities in Mesopotamia, and gender roles in early religious communities. Dr. Pettipiece’s publications emphasize textual analysis of apocryphal traditions, redaction criticism in Manichaean and early Christian texts, and comparative religious studies. Recent work explores intersections between Manichaean theology and global religious movements, as well as modern reinterpretations of ancient mythologies in popular culture. He currently serves as an academic leader in Carleton’s Religion program, contributing to both undergraduate and graduate curriculum development. His office is located in 2A51 Paterson Hall, and he maintains active engagement with international scholarly networks through conferences and collaborative research projects.

• Classics and Religion
• Gnostic and Manichaean Studies
• Late Antiquity
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Dr. Jonathan Loopstra is a Professor of History at Redeemer University , specializing in Church History, Biblical Languages, and Middle Eastern History. He has previously held positions at the University of Northwestern-St. Paul, Capital University, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, Reformed Theological Seminary, and The American University of Iraq-Sulaimania. His academic credentials include a Ph.D. in Early Christian Studies from The Catholic University of America, an MSt in Syriac Studies from Oxford University, and an MA in Christian Thought from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. His research focuses on the Bible’s reception across centuries, particularly in multicultural and multilingual contexts of the late Antique and Medieval Middle East. He explores Syriac Christian literature, the history of preaching, cross-cultural relations, and pedagogical practices in antiquity. Research fellowship, Institute for Advanced Study at Princeton Research fellowship, Hill Monastic Manuscript Library Dr. Loopstra’s publications analyze Syriac manuscripts, biblical translation traditions, and theological handbooks. His work bridges biblical lexicography, patristics, and manuscript preservation, with a forthcoming commentary on Gregory of Nazianzus and studies on Syriac teaching manuals. He teaches courses spanning Classical History, Church History, Islamic Encounters, Medieval Europe, and Christian Political Thought, emphasizing historical theory and cross-cultural understanding from ancient Sumer to the Gulf War.

• Church History
• Biblical Languages
• Islam
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Stephen D. Elliott is Professor of Pastoral Ministry & Church Planting and Program Director at Kingswood University. With over 22 years of experience planting and pastoring a dynamic church in Ottawa that grew to 1,300 members, he integrates practical ministry insights with academic rigor. His research focuses on church health, leadership development, and discipleship frameworks. Education includes a D.Min. in Leadership and Preaching from Asbury Theological Seminary (2007) and a B.A. in Religion from Kingswood University (1983). Elliott teaches courses including Church Health, Growth & Leadership; Homiletics; and Principles and Practices of Discipleship. Research interests center on revitalizing church practices through biblically grounded leadership models and community-focused ministries. His publications analyze traits of thriving congregations and the role of spiritual dynamics in church growth.

• Church Planting
• Church Leadership
• Discipleship
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Ric Strangway holds the position of Associate Professor at Ambrose University, serving as Pastoral Theology Coordinator, Field Education Chair, and Continuing Education Chair. He brings over 30 years of pastoral experience with the Alliance in Canada to his academic roles, focusing on forming Christian leaders and pastors. His work bridges theological education with practical ministry, emphasizing redemptive action in the church. Education: DMin (Northern Seminary) DMin (Asbury Seminary) MDiv (Canadian Theological Seminary) BTh (Canadian Bible College) Ric’s research explores the nature of biblical preaching as a participatory act with the Living Word and examines factors contributing to the flourishing of young church leaders. He teaches courses such as PST 307 (Evangelism and Discipleship in the Church) and PST 301 (Homiletics), reflecting his commitment to equipping ministers through practical theology.

• Preaching
• Pastoral Theology
• Church Leadership
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Rev. Dr. Lyndon Jost is an Adjunct Professor in Religion and Theology at Redeemer University , with a focus on biblical and theological studies education. He also serves as a sessional teaching fellow at Ryle Seminary in Ottawa and holds roles as Associate Pastor at Christ Church Toronto (PCA) and Director of the Reformed House of Studies at Wycliffe College , University of Toronto. PhD in Theological Studies (2022), Wycliffe College, University of Toronto MDiv (Hons) (2016), Wycliffe College, University of Toronto BA (Hons) in Religious Studies (2012) with minors in Psychology and English, Carleton University Dr. Jost's research spans Biblical Theology, Theological Interpretation, and Reformed Dogmatics , with particular emphasis on Spiritual Formation, Ecclesiology, and Mission in a post-Christian context . His work explores intersections between theology, gender, and scriptural hermeneutics. Though his publications (e.g., Understanding Ourselves Through the Lens of Scripture ) reflect these themes, detailed trends in his writing center on reconciling scriptural authority with contemporary cultural challenges. Scientific Awards and Certifications : Philosophy of Religion Prize (2022), Wycliffe College Donald Cameron Memorial Award (2016), Toronto School of Theology Helliwell Scholarship (2012-2014), Wycliffe College Robert E. Osborne Scholarship (2010), Carleton University Michael Oliver Scholarship (2009), Carleton University Dr. Jost's academic career includes teaching Foundations of Mission and Ministry I (REL-253) and Spiritual Formation for Ministry (REL-255) . He has served in pastoral roles for over a decade, including seven years at Grace Toronto Church, and works with children and youth in diverse settings. He resides in Toronto with his wife, Lami, and four children.

• Biblical Theology
• Theological Interpretation
• Theology of Gender
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Kent Anderson serves as Dean of Northwest Baptist Seminary and Associate Professor of Homiletics at ACTS Seminaries (Trinity Western University). With 11 years at ACTS and 11 years of pastoral experience in Western Canada, he has taught globally and preached in over 100 churches. He holds degrees including a PhD (Southwestern) and is married with three teenage children. Educations: BRE M.Min. (Master of Ministry) M.Div. (Master of Divinity) from Northwest Baptist Seminary PhD from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary His research focuses on Christian theology in postmodern culture, homiletics, spiritual formation, leadership, and pulpit history. Anderson founded the Evangelical Homiletics Society and serves on WINGS Fellowship Ministries' board, operating shelters for abused women in BC. He maintains www.preaching.org as an online resource. Key Contributions: International speaker and teacher on preaching and leadership Author of three seminal works on preaching methodologies Active in fostering community support through WINGS ministries His advising and grants section reflects extensive pastoral and academic mentorship, though specific grant details are not documented here. Anderson's work bridges theological scholarship with practical ministry, emphasizing ethical preaching and cultural relevance.

• Christian theology
• postmodern culture
• Homiletics
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Ian Cameron is an Adjunct Research Professor in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences at Carleton University, affiliated with the Department of Greek and Roman Studies and the College of the Humanities. He has been a long-standing member of the academic community at Carleton since 1967, contributing significantly to the English department and the development of interdisciplinary programs. His educational background includes a B.A. (Hons) and Ph.D. from the University of Toronto, complemented by advanced study at Harvard Divinity School through a Rockefeller Foundation fellowship. Dr. Cameron's research centers on Shakespeare, seventeenth-century English prose, and the interplay between religion, politics, and literature. He has also explored visual arts, particularly the works of Titian, Rubens, and Van Dyck, in relation to literary and political contexts. His scholarly focus extends to rhetoric and propaganda, especially in the context of the English Civil War. The available publications and papers reflect a consistent engagement with early modern English literature and political discourse, particularly in the areas of exploration narratives, medieval romances, parliamentary sermons, and ideological writing. Though specific titles and dates are limited, the thematic continuity underscores a deep commitment to understanding the cultural and intellectual dynamics of early modern Britain. Book on business communications Co-authored book on George Johnston Ongoing book on Shakespeare Biography of four Puritan preachers Essay collection: Where the Thinking Stops He has supervised multiple M.A. theses and research essays in British literature and has taught a wide range of courses, including European Literature (HUMS 3200) as recently as 2019/2020. He has also served as chair of the English department and was instrumental in founding the College of the Humanities. His affiliations include the Centre for Jewish Studies, the Carleton Centre for the Study of Islam, and involvement in Digital Humanities and Medieval & Early Modern Studies initiatives. Dr. Cameron maintains an active research agenda and continues to contribute to interdisciplinary scholarship at Carleton University.

• Shakespeare
• Seventeenth-century English prose
• Rhetoric and Propaganda
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Dr. Sheila Klassen-Wiebe is an Associate Professor of New Testament in the Department of Biblical and Theological Studies at Canadian Mennonite University. She has taught at CMU and its predecessor institutions since 1993, offering courses at both undergraduate and graduate levels including Synoptic Gospels, Biblical Greek, Luke-Acts, and Biblical Perspectives on Peace and Justice. Education includes: PhD in Biblical Studies, Union Theological Seminary (2001) MDiv, Associated Mennonite Biblical Seminaries (1988) BA in History, University of Manitoba (1984) BTh, Canadian Mennonite Bible College (1983) Her research focuses on Jesus and the Gospels, particularly exploring the historical Jesus and contemporary discipleship. Current work includes a commentary on the Epistle of James for the Believers Church Bible Commentary series. Her scholarship bridges textual analysis with practical theology, examining themes of community identity and ethical living. Klassen-Wiebe's publications demonstrate consistent engagement with New Testament interpretation, especially Johannine literature and the Epistle of James. Recent works explore ecclesiology, hermeneutics, and the application of biblical texts to modern faith communities. Beyond academia, she actively contributes to Charleswood Mennonite Church through preaching and adult education, and leads Bible studies in diverse contexts including correctional facilities.

• New Testament Studies
• Gospel of Luke
• Gospel of John
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Stephen Reasor is a Professor in the Department of Religious Studies at Burman University. He served as department chair from 2017-2023 and has 14 years of experience as a pastor, youth pastor, and chaplain in the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Canada. Education: PhD, Faulkner University (2019) MPhil, Faulkner University (2017) DMin, Andrews University (2012) MDiv, Andrews University (2005) BA, Canadian University College (2001) Research focuses on Koine Greek pedagogy and best practices for teaching biblical languages. He developed the Koine Immersion Series textbooks and co-founded the Symphonia Conference integrating music and scripture.

• New Testament Studies
• Theological Anthropology
• Youth Ministry
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The Rev. Jeff Crittenden, DMin, PhD is an Assistant Professor of Homiletics at Huron University and Vancouver School of Theology (VST). He also serves as a Preaching Minister at Metropolitan United Church in London and is the founder and director of the Centre for Practical Theology (CPT) . His work bridges academic theology with community engagement and practical ministry. BA (Laurentian) BTh (McGill) MDiv (McGill) MTh (Alberta) DMin (Chicago) PhD (St. Mary’s, UK) Jeff’s research focuses on transformative preaching, communication strategies within faith communities, and the intersection of leisure studies with theological practices. He emphasizes congregational development and stewardship through practical theological frameworks. He actively promotes undergraduate research at Huron University through initiatives like HuronResearch.ca , which archives student and faculty projects. His roles include academic advising, teaching, and fostering community partnerships.

• Homiletics
• Communication Theory
• Leisure Studies
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Dr. Baiyu Andrew Song is a part-time Adjunct Professor in History at Redeemer University, with additional appointments at Carey Theological College (Vancouver, BC) and Providence University College (Winnipeg, MB). He holds advanced degrees in theological studies from Toronto Baptist Seminary (BA, MA) and The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary (PhD, 2023). His academic work focuses on Global Christianity , Ecclesiastical History , and the History of the long eighteenth century . Senior Fellow at the Andrew Fuller Centre for Baptist Studies Fellow of the Royal Asiatic Society Associate Fellow of the Royal Historical Society Regional President of Evangelical Theological Society Ontario and Quebec Co-Chair of the British Nonconformity in the Long Eighteenth Century working group (American Society of Church History) His research examines Baptist intellectual traditions, Chinese Christian history, and intersections between theology and education. Recent publications address topics like Baptist liturgical practices , Isaac Watts hymnody , and Baptist responses to Socinianism . He serves as Associate Editor of the Journal of Andrew Fuller Studies and co-edits historical theological texts. Scientific awards include: Senior Fellow, Andrew Fuller Centre for Baptist Studies Fellow, Royal Asiatic Society Associate Fellow, Royal Historical Society Regional Leadership, Evangelical Theological Society

• Global Christianity
• Ecclesiastical History
• History of the long eighteenth century
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