Teaching Faculty

Rev. Graham Gibson specializes in Cross-Cultural (Missions) studies, with particular interest in reaching every culture within a multicultural Canada. A teacher at MCS since 1995, he teaches such courses as Introduction to Cross-Cultural Studies, Cultural Anthropology, the Life & Work of the Missionary, and the 4th year Culture Study internship practicum. He also teaches Canadian Culture & Evangelism.

His fieldwork amongst aboriginal peoples in Canada’s north and time spent teaching World Religions at the University of Toronto during his doctoral studies have helped to shape his perceptions of the need for new strategies in evangelizing peoples overseas and in North America, while his involvement in his local church Missions Committee and as Vice-Chair of the Intercultural Committee of MCS help to keep him current. He is also a 4th generation Pentecostal minister who is passionate about the need for Spirit-giftedness in the current global context.

Education:
B.R.E. and B.Th., Emmanuel Bible College
M.T.S, Ontario Theological Seminary
M.A., Wilfrid Laurier University

Contact info:
416-482-2224 ext:302,

Rev. Doug James has been on faculty at our Bible College for the last 18 years. He has taught a wide variety of courses and he is currently teaching Elementary and Intermediate Greek, the Pentateuch and the Synoptic Gospels. His wife Susan also works at Masters and serves as the Director of Student Development. They have two children, an 11 year old daughter (Rachel) and a 10 year old son (Rodney), and they currently live in Peterborough.

Doug graduated from the University of Waterloo with a degree in Chemical Engineering. He worked for several years in the oil industry before sensing God’s call to full time ministry. He attended Eastern Pentecostal Bible College and then went on for his MTS and MDiv at the Ontario Theological Seminary. Before coming to the Bible College, he served as youth and assistant pastor at Richmond Hill Pentecostal Church, and at one point during his stay at the College he had the privilege of serving as interim pastor at New Life Assembly in Omemee.

Education:
B.Sc., University of Waterloo
M.T.S and M.Div., Ontario Theological Seminary

Contact info:
416-482-2224 ext:303,

Rev. Paul Kohls was born and raised in Pembroke, Ontario. He is married to Lynn (nee Butler).  They have two sons: James and Ryan.  The Kohls family resides in the city of Peterborough.

Academically Paul Holds a BA in Biology, and Religion and Culture (Archaeology) from Wilfred Laurier University, an MTS in Old Testament from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, a MA in Education from Wheaton College, and a PhD in Educational Studies from Trinity International University, as well as, a Master Certificate in Organizational Leadership from Villanova University.
 
As professor and program supervisor of the Cross-Cultural Studies program at MCS his geographic area of focus has been on Africa.  Paul spent ten years in Kenya as the Principal of Pan Africa Christian College (now Pan Africa Christian University).  More recently, he spent two years in Ethiopia, on a sabbatical and leave of absence from MCS, as the Academic Dean of the Pentecostal Theological College in Addis Abba.  He first joined the faculty at Master’s in 1992.

Paul continues to travel extensively through out the world as an educational consultant.  As an MCS professor he has been involved academically and administratively with schools in Uganda, Ukraine, Cuba, Ethiopia, Kenya and the Middle East.  

Rev. Peter Neumann has been an adjunct teacher with MCS since 1998, and became a Teaching Faculty member in 2001, focusing in the area of systematic theology and philosophy.

In 1993 he married his wife Sharon, and now has two children; Nathanael (b.1997) and Mikayla (b.2000) who keep him very busy! From 1992 to 2001 he served as the Associate Pastor at Richmond Hill Pentecostal Church, just north of the city of Toronto.  From 2004-2006 he served as Pastor of Faith Development at The Bridge in Markham.

When he is not teaching, playing with his kids, or working on his studies, Peter enjoys golfing, softball, reading, digital photography and video editing.

Eldon Wright serves as coordinator of the new Youth Ministry program. After two years of review and revision, this exciting new program is ready to be implemented in September 2007. Eldon has over 20 years of experience in youth ministry and missions. He has been a youth pastor in three regions of Canada in Prince Albert, SK, Langley, BC and Portico (formerly Mississauga Gospel Temple) in Mississauga, ON. While youth pastor at MGT, he designed an effective youth discipleship program, which gained national exposure in the PAOC, and wrote the “Join the Revolution” curriculum for the Canadian Youth Network project “2000 ACTS”.

One of Eldon’s passions is youth ministry in missions and, while he continues to serve with the STM Network, has just recently stepped down as coordinator of the Lead Team. In 2001, he founded Global 180, a youth-missions organization, which dovetails nicely with the youth program at Masters. He will continue as its Executive Director as he teaches and gives leadership to our youth ministry department. Eldon is married to Jacqui and they own three children, Andrea, AJ & Jake.

Contact info:
416-482-2224,