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Our Faculty

WSC faculty are pastor-scholars, committed to ministry in Reformed and Presbyterian denominations, with a zeal to actively engage the most critical areas of biblical scholarship. They are committed to the Bible as the inspired, infallible, and inerrant Word of God, and to the Reformed confessions and catechisms. Their teaching is an extension of this commitment, cultivating unity and vitality throughout the educational experience. Active research and writing, and participation in theological conferences, associations, and summits keep faculty close to the issues facing the church today.

Faculty Emeriti

S. M. Baugh

Professor Emeritus of New Testament

W. Robert Godfrey

President Emeritus, Professor Emeritus of Church History

Dennis E. Johnson

Professor Emeritus of Practical Theology

Hywel R. Jones

Professor Emeritus of Practical Theology

Robert B. Strimple

President Emeritus, Professor Emeritus of Systematic Theology

Visiting Professors, Adjunct Faculty, & Lecturers

2024–2025

Richard W. Bishop

Adjunct Professor of Church History
BA, Wheaton College; MAHT, Westminster Seminary California; PhD, University of Virginia

James H. Gilmore

Visiting Professor Of Apologetics
BS, Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania

Darryl G. Hart

Visiting Professor Of Church History
BA, Temple University; MAR Westminster Theological Seminary; MTS, Harvard University; MA, PhD, Johns Hopkins University

Zach Keele

Lecturer in Practical Theology
BA, Geneva College; MDiv, Westminster Seminary California

James R. Lund

Adjunct Professor of Theological Bibliography
BA, Northwestern College; MA, Westminster Seminary California; MLIS, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

Joshua E. Maloney

Lecturer In Graduate Theological Writing
BA, University of New Hampshire; MFA, University of Minnesota; MATS, Westminster Seminary California

Sung-Il Steve Park

Adjunct Professor Of Practical Theology
BA, University of British Columbia; MAR, Westminster Seminary California; MDiv & PhD, Westminster Theological Seminary