Conspectus

Dr. Clement Adjei-Brown is a researcher, an educator, and a theologian in Biblical Theology. He holds a PhD from the South African Theological Seminary (SATS). He teaches Systematic Theology, Hermeneutics, and Biblical Greek at various Seminaries in Ghana. He is the author of Charismatic Hermeneutics: An African Perspective and Reception Theory and African Charismatic Hermeneutics.

Paul Cookey: Theological College of Northern Nigeria

Dr. Modisa Mzondi earned two doctoral degrees (one in Theology, the other in Religious Studies) from the University of Johannesburg. He is a founder and director of Back to Basics-Kago Leswa, and is also a pastor of Let My People Go Ministries. He also serves as Senior Lecturer, Supervisor, and as the MDiv Program Coordinator at the South African Theological Seminary (SATS). He has a passion for ministering to children, youth, and families. Dr. Mzondi is also involved in leadership development and training. His research interests lie in Ubuntu, African theology, (African) womanism, and Pentecostalism.

Dr. Alistair Wilson is Lecturer in Mission and New Testament at Edinburgh Theological Seminary. He holds a PhD in New Testament from the University of Aberdeen. He is an ordained minister of the Free Church of Scotland. He previously taught at Highland Theological College, Scotland (1996–2005, 2015–2017) and Dumisani Theological Institute, South Africa (2005–2014, serving as Principal from 2006). He has also taught short courses in West Africa and is an Extraordinary Researcher with North- West University in South Africa.

Mr. Joseph Ola holds a Master’s degree in Biblical and Pastoral Theology from Liverpool HopeUniversity where he currently studies African Christianity. He is the author of a few books including Pandemic Joy and Biblical Wisdom for Young Adults. He founded and leads Alive Mentorship Group, an online mentoring platform for millennials with over 3,000 members. He blogs at www.josephkolawole.org and can be reached via [email protected].

Dr. Harvey Kwiyani is a missions theologian from Malawi. He teaches theology at Liverpool Hope University in Liverpool, England. He blogs at www.harvmins.com and can be reached via [email protected].

Prof. Charles Owiredu is a Langham Scholar. He holds a PhD from the University of Durham, England. He studied ancient languages including Hebrew, Greek, Ugaritic, Syriac, and Egyptian (Hieroglyphics). He teaches Biblical Languages in various universities in Ghana. He speaks three major Ghanaian languages fluently, some Modern Hebrew and some Modern Greek. He is a member of faculty, Daniel Institute, Central University, Ghana. He has published several books in the area of biblical studies. His main interests are in languages, anthropology, and biblical studies.

Dr. Miracle Ajah is an Associate Professor of Old Testament in the Department of Religious Studies, National Open University of Nigeria, Abuja, and a Research Fellow at the Department of Old and New Testament, Stellenbosch University (South Africa). He has served as Minister of the Presbyterian Church of Nigeria (PCN) since 1986 and as a former Rector of Hugh Goldie Lay/ Theological Training Institution, Arochukwu. Ajah obtained his Doctor of Theology (Old Testament) at Stellenbosch University, South Africa in 2006, MA (Biblical Studies) at Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary Texas, USA in 2001, BA (Religion) at University of Nigeria, Nsukka in 1995, and a Diploma in Theology at Trinity Union Theological College, Umuahia in 1986. In 2015, Ajah completed a proficiency course in Biblical Hebrew at Hebrew University, Jerusalem. He has taught Biblical Hebrew and Old Testament courses at different tertiary institutions since 2000, authored a Biblical Hebrew Grammar, which was published by African Christian Textbooks (ACTS). His research interests lie in Biblical Studies, Language and Translation Consultancy, and Basic Training for Christian Leaders and Pastors (BTCLP).