Prof. Dr. Godfrey Harold - BTh(Hons), MTh (New Testament), B.A.(Hons.) (Communication Science), MRE. Th. D (N.T. Studies), PhD (Systematic Theology) PhD. Can. (UNISA)
Acting Principal

Godfrey is a pastor-theologian with 30 years of pastoral ministry experience within the Evangelical Church of South Africa, Baptist Association of South Africa, and for the past 13 years serves the Baptist Union of Southern Africa. During 2005-2006, he lectured at the University of Zululand. Godfrey holds a Diploma and Adv. Diploma in Theology from Durban Bible College and multiple degrees from the University of Zululand: BTh (Hons.) (Biblical Studies) and MTh (New Testament) and B.A.(Hons. Communication Science). In 2006 he completed his Th. D (N.T. Studies) and Master of Religious Education degrees at Trinity Graduate School of Apologetics and Theology (India) and in 2013, earned his second PhD in Systematic Theology from the University of Western Cape, focusing on An Evangelical Response to God and Suffering: A Critical Assessment of Gregory Boyd's Open Theism. He is presently undertaking his third PhD in Practical Theology at UNISA focusing on Compassionate Acts and the Missio Dei.
Godfrey also serves as the Managing Editor of the South African Baptist Journal of Theology and on the Editorial Board of Pharos Theological Journal.
Godfrey has published numerous theological articles in accredited peer-reviewed theological journals, chapters in books and in 2017 published a book entitled: The Apostolic and Prophetic Reformation: A Critical Study. He also presented numerous papers at both national and international theological conferences.

Dr Annelien Rabie-Boshoff - BSc (Ed), BSc (Hons), MSc, PhD, BA (Theol), LTh, MA (Practical Theology), PhD
Academic Dean / Lecturer

Annelien studied at the University of Pretoria and completed a 4-year B.Sc. (Ed) in 1981, and a BA (Hons) in Plant Physiology in 1982. She completed a M.Sc. and a Ph.D. in Plant Physiology at the University of the Orange Free State (Bloemfontein) in 1986 and 1993 respectively. She also taught Biology and Science at Nelspruit High School and Jan Viljoen High School in Randfontein, and worked as manager of two Plant Culture laboratories in the Northern Province and the Western Cape from where she moved on to complete the Licentiate in Theology in 2003 at the Seminary. She has a special interest in Creation and Evolution, Ecotheology, the Global Warming debate, Bioethics, and the relationship between Science & Religion. She completed a PhD in Dogmatics & Ethics with the Seminary in cooperation with the University of Pretoria and graduated in 2017. She occupies the position of Academic Dean at the Seminary.

Dr Kennedy C. Mulenga - Dip-World Missions, BTh, MA (Theol), PhD
Student Dean / Lecturer

Dr K.C. Mulenga graduated from the Christian Vocation Training Centre (Lusaka), the Cape Town Baptist Seminary (CTBS), and the University of Pretoria. He holds PhD in Practical theology from the University of Pretoria. He joined the CTBS Faculty as Director External Studies in September 2011. He also lectures at the Seminary in Biblical studies, Practical Theology (Pastoral Care and HIV/AIDS Research), Biblical Hermeneutics, and Church History. His ministry experience prior to joining CTBS spans a 14-year period including lecturer and Dean of Students at CVTC, pastor of Royal Family Church (Lusaka), and Executive Director of Grace Fellowship Africa (South Africa). Dr Mulenga is the author of the book titled, ‘Empowering Church-Based Communities for Home-Based: A Pastoral Response to HIV/AIDS in Zambia’, a chapter in ‘What’s faith got with it? A Global Multifaith Discussion in HIV Responses’, and a few journal articles in practical theology.

Dr Ronnie Davis - BA, MDiv, PhD New Testament, Greek
Lecturer

Ronnie Davis studied at the Howard Payne University where he was awarded his BA in Practical Theology in 1985. He then moved on to complete his Master of Divinity at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and achieved his doctorate in Biblical Studies, specialising in both Old Testament and New Testament Studies along with Greek and Hebrew. He started teaching at the Seminary in 2000 and has been appointed as a career missionary of the International Mission Board, serving full-time at the Seminary.

Rev Dr George Savage MSc (Psych), MPhil (App Theol), DTech (Education)
Administrator / Lecturer

He qualified Male Nurse with a General Nursing Certificate and was registered with the Nursing Council of England and Wales. Added to this he obtained a Certificate in Spinal Injuries (Stoke Mandeville Hospital, England) and a Certificate in Psychiatric Nursing (Groote Schuur Hospital). While working at the Valkenberg Hospital he was head of one of the Neuro Clinics and was Head of Psychological Services at Lentegeur Psychiatric Hospital (6 years). He has extensive managerial experience in the private Sector including a time in retail as a manager of a clothing store. Among the different positions he has held is as a member of the Parole Board, Department of Prisons; Associate Director: Head of department of Academic Development: The Cape Technikon. He has been practicing as a Clinical Psychologist for more than 25 years. His professional career includes being consulting editor for International Journal: Journal of Projective Psychology & Mental Health, the official publication of the Somatic Inkblot Society in India; associate editor for the International Journal: IFE PSYCHOLOGIA published by Ife Centre for Psychological Studies in Nigeria; life member of the Somatic Inkblot Society in Anchorage, Alaska and was a member of the Training Board for Intern Clinical Psychologists at the University of the Western Cape. Has presented more than 30 papers and workshops both nationally and inter-nationally at congresses and was an invited speaker on more than one occasion.