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Scott H. Moore
Scott H. Moore (PhD, Baylor University) serves as associate professor of philosophy and great texts at Baylor University in Waco, Texas. A postdoctoral research fellow at the Center for Philosophy of Religion and Department of Philosophy at the University of Notre Dame, Moore's areas of specialization include philosophy of religion, philosophical theology and hermeneutics, philosophy and literature, and Iris Murdoch. His articles have appeared in numerous scholarly journals, such as Logos, Communio, Fides et Historia, Pro Ecclesia, and Christian Scholar's Review, as well as in published titles, including Conflicting Allegiances (Brazos) and The End of Democracy? II (Spence).
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Ken M. Campbell
Ken M. Campbell retired as associate professor of biblical studies at Belhaven College in Belhaven, Mississippi. He earned the MA in 1967 at Aberdeen University, the BD in 1970 and ThM in 1971--both at Westminster Theological Seminary, and the PhD in 1975 at the University of Manchester (where his supervisor was F. F. Bruce). In addition to teaching, Campbell has served as pastor of several churches in England, New York, and Mississippi. His publications include The Credible Church (Bibal Press, 1999) and Our Awesome God (Christian Focus Publications, 1997). He has also written articles for journals such as Evangelical Quarterly, Scottish Journal of Theology, and Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society.
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Jeff Van Duzer
Jeff Van Duzer (JD, Yale Law School) is provost of Seattle Pacific University after previously serving twelve years as dean of the School of Business and Economics and professor of Business Ethics and Business Law. He practiced as a partner with the international law firm Davis Wright Tremaine for more than twenty years, concentrating in commercial finance and natural resources while serving on the firm’s executive committee and as the partner in charge in their largest office. Van Duzer is a frequent speaker on the theology of business and is the author of Why Business Matters to God, along with a number of articles in academic and popular journals. He lives with his wife, Margie, and has two grown sons.
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David Dark
David Dark (PhD, Vanderbilt University) teaches in the College of Theology at Belmont University and among the incarcerated communities of Nashville, Tennessee. He is the author of The Sacredness of Questioning Everything, Everyday Apocalypse, and The Gospel According to America. He also contributed to the book Radiohead and Philosophy and has published articles in Pitchfork, Paste, Oxford American, Books and Culture, and Christian Century. A frequent speaker, David has appeared on C-SPAN's Book-TV and in the award-winning documentary Marketing the Message. He lives with his singer-songwriter wife, Sarah Masen, and their three children in Nashville.
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Mark A. Yarhouse
Mark A. Yarhouse (PsyD, Wheaton College) is the Dr. Arthur P. Rech & Mrs. Jean May Rech Endowed Chair and professor of psychology at Wheaton College, where he directs the Sexual and Gender Identity (SGI) Institute. He is a licensed clinical psychologist and author or coauthor of several books, including Understanding Gender Dysphoria, Modern Psychopathologies, Understanding Sexual Identity, and Family Therapies.
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Krish Kandiah
Krish Kandiah (PhD, Kings College London) is the founder and director of Home for Good, a UK charity finding homes for foster children and young refugees. An international speaker, he teaches regularly at Regent College and Portland Seminary, and is the author of several books, including Paradoxology and Home for Good. Krish is the vice president of Tearfund, a Christian relief and development agency. He lives with his wife, Miriam, and their seven birth, adopted, and foster children.
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Lynne M. Baab
Lynne M. Baab is the author of numerous books and Bible studies. A Presbyterian minister, she completed a PhD in communication at the University of Washington in 2007 and moved with her husband to Dunedin, New Zealand, where she taught pastoral theology at the University of Otago for ten years. She returned to her home city, Seattle, in 2017 and still supervises graduate students for her university in New Zealand. Lynne is the author of several novels and ten Christian books, including A Renewed Spirituality, Sabbath Keeping, Fasting, and Friending. She has written three LifeGuide Bible Studies: Prayers of the Old Testament, Prayers of the New Testament, and Sabbath: The Gift of Rest.
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Belinda Bauman
Belinda Bauman is the founder of One Million Thumbprints, a movement of peacemakers advocating with women in the world’s worst conflict zones. Belinda is also the cofounder of and the visionary behind #SilenceIsNotSpiritual, a campaign calling churches to break the silence on violence against women. Belinda is a speaker and contributor to Newsweek's The Daily Beast, Red Tent Living, Huffington Post, and Christianity Today.
Belinda completed a masters in curriculum development at Covenant College, and a certificate in lay trauma counseling from the Seattle School of Theology. She and her husband, Stephan, and their two sons live in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Watch Belinda tell her story in this interview with Ed Stetzer at the 2018 Amplify National Evangelism Conference.
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Gregory W. Lee
Gregory W. Lee (PhD, Duke University) is assistant professor of theology at Wheaton College. His academic interests focus on the appropriation of early Christian writers for contemporary theological reflection. His forthcoming book, "Today When You Hear His Voice": Scripture, the Covenants, and the People of God, explores the dynamics of scriptural authority in Augustine, Calvin, and the epistle to the Hebrews. His next major project will focus on Augustine's understanding of ecclesial sin and its implications for church division and the church-world relationship. He and his wife live in the North Lawndale area of Chicago, where they attend Lawndale Christian Community Church.
