Our program will prepare you to make a global impact as you pursue your vocational calling. Interactive and practical training will equip you with the intercultural skills necessary to succeed in ministry or the marketplace.
Study the nuances of working and communicating cross-culturally, as well as foreign languages and best practices in modern missions. Our flexible program also allows you to choose from among a variety of elective courses.
Refine your Christian worldview as you discover a path that integrates service and ministry.
Majors: Pursue a career in international missions or in the marketplace with an emphasis on global interaction.
Minors: Gain a foundational understanding of the importance of cross-cultural relationships and connections.
Concentrations: Enhance your vocational calling by acquiring valuable intercultural relations skills.
Director’s Note: Professor Jane Williams
I love serving as Evangel’s Intercultural Studies and Global Cultures & Compassion Director. I have served with my husband Jason Williams as AGWM global
workers in Northern Asia and Philippines for 20 years. My journey of faith is a true testament of God’s redemptive love. I grew up in Sao Paulo, Brazil until the age of thirteen attending Catholic schools but coming home to a Buddhist family. Even while I was lost, God was already preparing me to be His vessel in a global setting. In 1988, my family moved to Los Angeles, and I was invited to a small Pentecostal church in CA. I was the first person in my entire family to become a Christian. At the age of 16, I was filled with the Holy Spirit, and my passion for Christ and burden for the lost grew. When I was a sophomore at UCLA studying Biology, I heard God call me to full-time missions, and I surrendered my life to His Call. I received my Masters of Education at UCLA in 1999 and also my Masters of Divinity at Fuller Theological Seminary in 2002 while serving as a youth pastor. In August of 2002, I went to the mission field as a single woman sent by the Southern California District. While serving on the field, I met my husband Jason who was sent from the Alabama District; we taught at the same university reaching university students and served on the same team in Northern Asia. Now, we have been married for 16 years and have two amazing children Isaac (12) and Elizabeth (11). And I am currently pursuing my PhD in Intercultural Education at Biola University. We have spent the last twenty years reaching, teaching, equipping and training students and workers from all over world. We were 8 years in Northern Asia teaching and reaching students on the university campus, helping to start a BAM, and doing orphanage outreach. Then we spent the following 7 years in the Philippines teaching and training students and ministers from more than 25 nations at Asia Pacific Theological Seminary. In 2017, my husband Jason and I went to Southeastern University as MIRs and taught and mentored university students and student leaders leading trips for three years. I am passionate about raising up the next generation of student leaders and future global workers who will take the torch of the Gospel to the ends of the earth. Please pray with me that the Lord would light a fire in the hearts of the students at Evangel University.
Fine Arts Scholarship
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Faculty
Department Chair
Mark Jenkins, Ph.D.
Department Chair; Professor of Old Testament, Biblical Hebrew, and Archaeology
Full-time Faculty
William Griffin, Ph.D.
Professor of Old Testament and Hebrew
Gary Martindale, Ph.D.
Professor of Biblical Studies
Chris McGough, M.A.
Associate Professor of Youth Ministries
Dr. Vince Medina, Ph.D.
Professor of Old Testament
Martin Mittelstadt, Ph.D.
Professor of New Testament
Meghan Musy, Ph.D.
Associate Professor, Director of Competency-Based Theological Education
Darin Poe, Ph.D.
Director, AG Ministry Leaders of Tomorrow Project
Danny Sebastian, PhD
Provisional Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Ethics
Jane Williams (PhD candidate/M.Div.)
Assistant Professor of Intercultural Studies, Director of Global Cultures & Compassion, Program Coordinator of Intercultural Studies
Adjunct Faculty
Robert A. Berg, Ph.D.
Professor Emeritus
Jim Bradford, Ph.D.
Adjunct Professor
Wendy Brown
Adjunct Professor
Mark Fabian, M.A.
Executive Director of Online & Graduate Student Services
Richard Hammer, LL.M
Adjunct Professor
Kent Hulbert
Adjunct Professor
Austin Jacobs
Adjunct Professor
Michael Jaffe, D.Min.
Professor Emeritus
Wave Nunnally, Ph.D.
Emeritus Faculty
Calvin Pincombe, D.Min.
Professor Emeritus
Steve Smallwood, D.Min.
Associate Professor for Church Ministries, Program Coordinator for Church Ministries (online)
Matthew Thomas
Adjunct Professor
Nik White
Adjunct Professor
Missionary in Residence
Lattis Campbell, DMIN
MIR - Global Connections
Joshua Lovelace, Ph.D.
Missionary in Residence