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LINCOLN CHRISTIAN SEMINARY John Castelein, Ph.D. Professor of Contemporary Christian Theology Dr. John D. Castelein was born in France, raised in Belgium, and became an American citizen in 1984. He attended Johnson Bible College and graduated from Lincoln Christian College in 1970. He earned an M.A. in Theology and an M. Div. (major in theology) from Lincoln Christian Seminary in 1977. He received the Ph.D. in Theology in 1988 from the Divinity School of the University of Chicago. Dr. Castelein taught at LCC in the areas of theology and the IDS program from 1977 until 1992. He started teaching in the Seminary in the area of Contemporary Theology in 1992. Dr. Castelein has had ministries in Indiana, Illinois, and Genk, Belgium. He was the preacher at the historic Lincoln Christian Church from 2001-2006. He has contributed articles and book reviews in Christian Standard, Lookout, Leaven, Stone-Campbell Journal, Evangelical Dictionary of Theology (revised 2001), Restoration Herald, and Journal of Religion and Health, as well as lessons for The Standard Lesson Commentary. He has contributed essays to Essentials of Christian Faith, A Humble Defense, Taking Every Thought Captive, The Quest Study Bible, and Understanding Four Views on Baptism (edited by John H. Armstrong). He is married to the former Marie Cornett. The Casteleins enjoy traveling, movies, and exercising together. Dr. Castelein’s email address is jdcastel@lccs.edu. 16
Robert Douglas, Ph.D. Professor of Intercultural Studies 2. ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Robert C. Douglas joined the Lincoln Christian Seminary faculty in 1994. He brings a broad range of experience and training in missions and pastoral ministry. For ten years he served as a missionary to Muslims in Libya, Egypt, and Lebanon. While in Beirut, he founded and directed the Middle East Bible Training College. He later served as vice president for training of Mission Resource and Training Center. Prior to coming to the Seminary, he served for eight years as Executive Director of the Zwemer Institute of Muslim Studies, an organization dedicated to preparing church planters for work among Muslims. For six years, Dr. Douglas also led the Central Asia Study Center in Istanbul, Turkey, in an effort to provide final phase training for Christian workers going to Central Asia. For three years he resided in Chicago to direct the Seminary’s Chicago Center for Urban Mission. Other cities in his ministry experience include Cairo, Beirut, and Los Angeles. He now resides in Lincoln, directing the Seminary’s program in Intercultural Studies. Dr. Douglas is a graduate of Abilene Christian University, where he received a B.A. degree in Greek in 1957 and an M.A. in New Testament in 1957. He also holds an M.A. (1977) in Missiology from Fuller Theological Seminary. His Ph.D., awarded in 1980 by the University of Southern California, is in Religion (Social Ethics). Dr. Douglas has served as preaching minister for churches in Oklahoma, Texas, and California. He has taught at Fuller Seminary and Pepperdine University. He frequently travels overseas to assist in the further preparation of cross-cultural workers. Dr. Douglas and his wife June have two married children, Paul and Rebecca, and three grandsons. His email address is rdouglas@lccs.edu. 17
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