FacultyDAN GURTNER2005-Assistant Professor of NewTestament<strong>Bethel</strong> Se<strong>minary</strong> St. PaulWayne S. Hansen1992-Professor of Theology<strong>Bethel</strong> Se<strong>minary</strong> of the EastMARK G. HARDEN2002-Dean of Intercultural Relations,Lead Faculty for theMaster of Arts in CommunityMinistry Leadership<strong>Bethel</strong> Se<strong>minary</strong> St. PaulDAVID M. HOWARD JR.2000-Professor of Old TestamentDean, Center for Biblical andTheological Foundations<strong>Bethel</strong> Se<strong>minary</strong> St. PaulB.A., Grove City College;M.Div., Gordon-ConwellTheological Se<strong>minary</strong>; Th.M.,Trinity Evangelical DivinitySchool; Ph.D., <strong>University</strong> ofSt. Andrews; Post-doctoralresearch, Tyndale House,CambridgeGurtner came to <strong>Bethel</strong>Se<strong>minary</strong> after a year of postdoctoralresearch at TyndaleHouse in Cambridge, England.He has authored nearly50 articles and reviews in 15academic journals, in additionto “background” commentarieson seven New Testamentbooks. After his se<strong>minary</strong>studies, Gurtner served asa pastor for two years nearhis native Pittsburgh beforereturning to academics. Heis author of The Torn Veil:Matthew’s Exposition of theDeath of Jesus; Introduction toSyriac: Key to Exercises andEnglish-Syriac Vocabulary;and co-editor of Built uponthe Rock: Studies in the Gospelof Matthew. In addition toserving on the editorial boardfor the Bulletin for BiblicalResearch, Gurtner researchesand writes on the Septuagint,Second Temple Judaism, andhis primary area, the SynopticGospels, especially Matthew.B.S., Gorham State College;M.Div., Trinity EvangelicalDivinity School; S.T.M., Yale<strong>University</strong>; M.Phil., Drew <strong>University</strong>;Ph.D., Drew <strong>University</strong>Hansen came to Se<strong>minary</strong>of the East in 1992 fromThe King’s College, wherehe taught as an adjunctprofessor in Greek andChristian doctrine. Beforethat, he served as the foundingpastor of Beacon HillEvangelical Free Church inConnecticut for 18 years.He also served as interimpastor to several inner-cityBaptist churches during hisdoctoral studies. Hansen hasbeen a conference speaker inAustria and the U.S. as wellas a lecturer on theology inRussia and the Ukraine.B.G.S., Oakland <strong>University</strong>;M.A., Marygrove College;M.A., Northern Baptist TheologicalSe<strong>minary</strong>; Ph.D., MichiganState <strong>University</strong>Harden is a licensed andordained minister. His passionfor transformationalministry has led him tospecialize in several formsof Christian outreach ministrysuch as communityand project development,violence prevention, positiveyouth development, and otherintervention strategies forimproving conditions amongchildren, youth, and familiesin the urban church context.Harden has received serviceawards as a law enforcementofficer, an associate minister,and a community outreachleader. He has professionallyassisted over one hundredurban churches in developingyouth outreach programs;organized StreetwiseInc. in Detroit; and whileworking for W<strong>orld</strong> Visionas a Church MobilizationCoordinator, he organizedan urban-based communitycollaboration consisting ofchurches and mission agenciescalled Detroit Love, Inc..B.S., Geneva College; M.A.,Wheaton College; A.M.,<strong>University</strong> of Michigan; Ph.D.,<strong>University</strong> of MichiganHoward, the son of missionaryparents, lived in CostaRica and Colombia from1953 to 1967. He taught at<strong>Bethel</strong> Se<strong>minary</strong> from 1982to 1990 before joining theOld Testament faculty atTrinity Evangelical DivinitySchool for seven years. Hethen taught at New OrleansBaptist Theological Se<strong>minary</strong>for three years. Howard is amember of the EvangelicalTheological Society (ETS),the Society of Biblical Literature,and the Institute forBiblical Research. He servedas book review editor (OldTestament) of the Journal ofthe Evangelical TheologicalSociety from 1994 to 2003,and served as president ofthe ETS in 2003. He haspublished five books andnumerous journal articles,book chapters, and essays.Since 1998 he has taughtsemi-annually as visitingprofessor at the Emmanuel<strong>University</strong> of Oradea inOradea, Romania.144
JUSTIN IRVING2003-Assistant Professor ofMinistry Leadership<strong>Bethel</strong> Se<strong>minary</strong> St. PaulLORI K. JASS1995-<strong>University</strong> Registrar<strong>Bethel</strong> Se<strong>minary</strong> St. PaulRichard F. Kantzer1992-Professor of Theology<strong>Bethel</strong> Se<strong>minary</strong> of the EastDENISE MUIR KJESBO2000-Director and Lead Faculty,Children’s and FamilyMinistry<strong>Bethel</strong> Se<strong>minary</strong> St. PaulFacultyB.A., Northwestern College;M.Div., <strong>Bethel</strong> Se<strong>minary</strong>;Ph.D., Regent <strong>University</strong>Most recently an administrativeresearch assistant at<strong>Bethel</strong> Se<strong>minary</strong> and pastorof leadership developmentand outreach at ImmanuelBaptist Church in Minneapolis,Irving also serves as anadjunct instructor of Bibleat Northwestern College inSt. Paul. Irving’s most recentpublications are in the areasof self-sacrificial leadership,metanarrative and leadershipeffectiveness, team leadershipin the global context,and the relationship betweenservant leadership and theeffectiveness of teams. Irvinghas a passion for developingleaders to effectively servemissional churches andnonprofit organizations forthe glory of God.B.A., <strong>Bethel</strong> College; M.A.T.S.,<strong>Bethel</strong> Se<strong>minary</strong>; Ed.D., <strong>University</strong>of St. ThomasAfter serving <strong>Bethel</strong> Se<strong>minary</strong>for nearly 10 years asassociate academic deanand registrar, Jass becameuniversity registrar in 2005.Prior to <strong>Bethel</strong>, Jass servedin full-time church ministryas an administrator, andheld multiple roles in bothamateur and professionaltheatre arts ministries. Shehas also been involved in achurch planting ministry inLino Lakes, Minnesota. Jass’research interest focuses onthe role of organizationalculture in personal and communityformation. She alsoteaches creative arts at theundergraduate level.B.A., Trinity College; M.A.,Trinity Evangelical DivinitySchool; M.Div., Trinity EvangelicalDivinity School; M.A.,Yale <strong>University</strong>; M.Phil., Yale<strong>University</strong>; Ph.D. candidate,Yale <strong>University</strong>While a graduate student,Kantzer was active in thestudent-led movementsof the Yale Christian Fellowship(IVCF) and, withhis wife, Huaiching, wasinvolved in the Cornell ChineseBible Study. He servedin Connecticut as an activechurch lay member, then asassistant pastor in the WestHaven Evangelical FreeChurch and is licensed forChristian ministry by thatnational fellowship.B.A., <strong>Bethel</strong> College; M.Div.,North American Baptist Se<strong>minary</strong>;Ph.D., Trinity EvangelicalDivinity SchoolKjesbo joined <strong>Bethel</strong> afterserving 13 years as associateprofessor of educationalministries at North AmericanBaptist Se<strong>minary</strong> inSioux Falls, South Dakota.Her background includesadjunct teaching at NorthAmerican Baptist Collegein Edmonton, Alberta, andat Regent College in Vancouver,British Columbia.She is partnering with herhusband, Allen, in plantinga new church in Sioux Falls.Kjesbo has been involved inchildren’s and family ministryfrom small church plantsto large established churches.She has been a workshoppresenter for two curriculumpublishing companies, travelingthroughout the UnitedStates and Canada to trainand equip those serving inchildren’s and family ministry.Kjesbo is the co-authorof Women in the Church: ABiblical Theology of Womenin Ministry, and author ofnumerous magazine andjournal articles.145
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