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Shaun LePage: Are you prepared for the challenges of ministry?
Are you “prepared” for ministry? Calvary University’s mission is to “prepare Christians to live and serve in the church and the world according to the biblical worldview.” Shaun LePage, Chairman of the Ministry Studies Department at CU, explains in this conversation...
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Dr. Mike Dodds
Th.M.,D.Min.
Director of the CU Press, Professor of Minsitry Studies

Tim Hange
M.Ed.
TESOL Coordinator, Assistant Professor of English

Shaun LePage
Th.M.
Department Chair of Ministry Studies, Assistant Professor of Ministry Studies

Dr. Joshua Paxton
M.Div., Ed.D.
Director of the Burnham Center for Global Engagement; Associate Professor of Intercultural Studies

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Shaun LePage: Are you prepared for the challenges of ministry?
Are you “prepared” for ministry? Calvary University’s mission is to “prepare Christians to live and serve in the church and the world according to the biblical worldview.” Shaun LePage, Chairman of the Ministry Studies Department at CU, explains in this conversation...
Dr. Joshua Paxton: Why you should care about Intercultural Eduction
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