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C. John

C. John "Jack" Collins

Professor of Old Testament

Ministry

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Ministry Experience

Navigators, MIT campus, Cambridge, MA

  • Campus Evangelism and Discipleship (1974-78)

Crisis Pregnancy Center, Tacoma, WA

  • Founding Board Member (1983-85)

Faith Presbyterian Church, Tacoma, WA

  • Pastoral Internship (1983-84)

Great Britain

  • Preaching and teaching engagements (1986-89)

Faith Presbyterian Church, Spokane, WA

  • Church Planter (1989-92)

Teaching Experience

Covenant Theological Seminary, St. Louis, MO

  • Assistant Professor of Old Testament (1993-95)
  • Associate Professor of Old Testament (1995-2000)
  • Professor of Old Testament (2000-present; department chair since 2005)

Academic Qualifications

Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA

  • Bachelor of Science (BS) and Master of Science (MS) in computer science and systems engineering (1978)

Faith Evangelical Lutheran Seminary, Tacoma, WA

  • Master of Divinity (MDiv) (1985)
  • Thesis title: “Divorce and Remarriage in the Bible: A Problem in Hermeneutics”

University of Liverpool, Liverpool, England

  • School of Archaeology and Oriental Studies, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Hebrew language (1989)
  • Thesis supervisor: A. R. Millard
  • Thesis title: “Homonymous Verbs in Biblical Hebrew: An Investigation of the Role of Comparative Philology”

Additional Studies

  • Survey of linguistic method and theory, University of Washington, Seattle, WA (1983)
  • Summer courses, Institute of Holy Land Studies, Jerusalem, Israel (1985, 1988)

Presbytery and Denominational Service

  • Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) Ad Hoc Study Committee on Creation (1998-2000)
  • Missouri Presbytery (PCA) Ad Hoc Study Committee on the New Perspective on Paul, the Federal Vision, and New Thinking on the Sacraments (2004-06)
  • Program Director, Not a World Apart: Exploring the Intersection of Science and Faith (conference on ministry to people in the sciences)

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