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Harp Professor in Residence History

2007-08 Inaugural Professor in Residence

Dr. Gregory Robertson, associate professor of Christian theology, Anderson University School of Theology. (ThD, Wycliffe College, University of Toronto). Topics: “Person and Work of the Holy Spirit;” and “Learning to be the People of God: Theological Education in a Latin American Context.”

Click here for Dr. Robertson's First Lecture, "The Past Actions of the Holy Spirit"

Click here for Dr. Robertson's Second Lecture, "The Future Work of the Holy Spirit"

Click here for Dr. Robertson's Third Lecture, "The Present Work of the Holy Spirit"

2008-09 Professor in Residence

Dr. Robert K. Lang’at, Deputy Principal and lecturer at Kenya Highlands Bible College in Kericho, Kenya. Dr. Lang’at was also the Senior Pastor of Chepkutung Local Church, Kericho, Kenya. (Ph.D., Illif School of Theology and University of Denver). Topics: “Leadership and Working within Cultures not our Own;” and “A Biblical Theology of the Poor.”

Audio lectures may be ordered by e-mailing the Center for Christian Leadership.

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