CURRICULUM VITAE Rev. Mark A. Maddix, Ph.D. 4955 Del Monte Avenue, #4 San Diego, 92107 [email protected]

PERSONAL INFORMATION

Birthdate: March 3, 1965 Hometown: Olive Hill, Kentucky Anniversary: January 7, 1984 Spouse: Sherri L. Maddix (Registered Nurse) Children: Two adult children: Adrienne & Nathaniel

Myers Briggs Type: ENTJ (Extravert, Intuition, Thinking, Judging) StrengthsFinder: Learner, Strategic, Future, Includer, Input Conflict Resolution: Collaboration

Ordained Elder, , Philadelphia District, May 1991.

CURRENT EMPLOYMENT

Point Loma Nazarene University Dean, School of & Christian Ministries Professor of Practical Theology 3900 Lomaland Drive San Diego, California 92106

EDUCATION

Trinity Evangelical Divinity School Doctor of (PhD), Christian Education Deerfield, Illinois Spring 2001

Princeton Theological Seminary Master of Theology (Course work) Princeton, New Jersey Fall 1995

Asbury Theological Seminary Master of Divinity (Bible and Theology) Wilmore, Kentucky Spring 1991

Asbury College Bachelor of Arts (Bible and Christian Education) Wilmore, Kentucky Spring 1987

TEACHING EXPERIENCE Point Loma Nazarene University, San Diego, California 2016-Present Dean, School of Theology & Christian Ministries

Northwest Nazarene University, Nampa, Professor of Practical Theology & Christian Discipleship 2010-2016t Associate Professor of Practical Theology & Christian Discipleship 2002-2010 Dean, School of Theology & Christian Ministries 2006-2016 Director of Graduate & Continuing Studies 2005-2013 Director of Graduate Theological Online Education 2002-2006

Nazarene Bible College 1999-2002 Professor of Christian Education Colorado Springs, Colorado

ADJUNCT PROFESSOR

Nazarene Theological Seminary 2006-Present Adjunct Professor of Christian Education City, Missouri

Asbury Theological Seminary Adjunct Professor of Christian Discipleship 2005-Present Wilmore, Kentucky

Nazarene Theological College 2004-Present Adjunct Professor of Christian Education Brisbane, Australia

ADJUNCT TEACHING

Asbury Theological Seminary, Wilmore, Kentucky CD 610/CO 620 Moral Development Summer 2010, 2008, 2006 CD 610/COXL 620 Moral Development Summer 2013, 2011, 2009, 2007 CD 511XL The Pastor & Christian Discipleship Spring 2013, 2011, 2008 IS501XL Vocation of Ministry Summer 2008

Asia-Pacific Nazarene Theological Seminary, Manila, Philippines Online Education Faculty Development November 2007 Introduction to Youth Ministry Spring 1999

Nazarene Theological Seminary, Kansas City, Missouri CED 660 Family Ministry Summer 2006

Nazarene Theological College, Brisbane, Australia Summer 2015 Faith Formation in Congregations Summer 2008 Summer 2004

Seminario Theologico Nazareno Sudamericano, Quito, Ecuador Pastoral Leadership (Masters) Summer 2006 Congregational Education (Barinas, Venezuela) January 2005 Pastoral Theology (Barinas, Venezuela) Summer 2003

European Nazarene College, Busingen, Switzerland Faculty Assembly (Faculty Development), Budapest January 2015 Razgrad, Bulgaria; Introduction to Christian Education Spring 2009 Barcelona, Spain: Spiritual Formation Spring 2009 Principle of Christian Education Spring 2006 Online Education Seminar for Faculty Fall 2005

Nazarene Theological College, Manchester, England Principles of Christian Education Spring 2009

ISBL-Faculdade De Theologica, Londrina, Brazil Fall 2001 Online Education Seminar for Faculty Wesley Theology

South Asia Nazarene Seminary, Bangalore, India Summer 2012 Christian Education Seminar for Pastors

PASTORAL EXPERIENCE

Leadership Team for new Church plant, The Table Church of the Nazarene, Nampa, Idaho, 2013.

Interim Pastor, Twin Falls Church of the Nazarene, Twin Falls, Idaho, 2012.

Community Chapel United States Air Force, Religious Education Coordinator. Colorado Springs, Colorado, 2001-2002.

Ephrata Church of the Nazarene, Associate Pastor. Ephrata, Pennsylvania, 1995-1999.

College Church of the Nazarene, Minister of Students/Discipleship. Nampa, Idaho, 1992-1995.

Fairview Village Church of the Nazarene, Minister of Youth. Fairview Village, Pennsylvania, 1991-1992.

Lexington First Church of the Nazarene, Minister of Youth. Lexington, Kentucky, 1987-1991.

ACADEMIC PRESENTATIONS  Mark Maddix, Thomas J. Oord, Robert Millet, and J.B. Haws. Overcoming Hate Speech: Evangelicals and Mormons. World Parliament of Religions, Salt Lake City, October 2015.  Mark Maddix, James Estep, Octavio Esquedo, Mark Heinemann. The Cruciform Faculty. Society of Professors of Christian Education (SPCE), San Diego, October 2015.  Phyllis Ennist and Mark Maddix, Online Teaching! There must be more! Financial Officers’ and Technology Professionals’ Conference, San Antonio, TX, Nov. 2014.  Neuroscience and Neurotheology (Religious Experience): The Role of Christian Practice in Christian Formation. Society of Professors in Christian Education, Chicago, IL, October 2014.  Online Education: Promoting Real and Virtual Learning, Society of Professors in Christian Education (SPCE), Chicago, IL, October 2014.  Developing Online Learning Communities. ACCESS Conference, West Palm Beach, FL, March 2014.  Moral Exemplarity and Relational Atonement: Toward a Wesleyan Approach to Discipleship, Wesley Theological Society, Nampa, Idaho, March 2014.  Mark Maddix, Steve Lowe, Mary Lowe, and James Estep. Spiritual Formation in Distant Education, Society of Professor of Christian Education, Chicago, Illinois. October 2013  Mark A. Maddix and Mike Kipp. Ministerial Standing: A Holistic Process of Undergraduate Ministry Formation. Association of Youth Ministry Educators, Chicago, Illinois. October 2013  Developing Online Learning Communities, Technology in Theological Education Conference (Association of Theological Schools) Phoenix, Arizona. November 2012.  Changing Behavior and Renewing the Brain through Spiritual Formational Practices: A Case Study of University Students, North American Professors of Christian Education, Dallas, Texas. October 2012.  Best Practices of Online Education, North American Professors of Christian Education, Dallas, Texas. October 2012.  Panel Presentation at The Association of Theological Schools (ATS), Assets and Liabilities of Distant Education, Minneapolis, Minnesota, June 21, 2012.  Mark A. Maddix and Glena Andrews. Changing Behavior and Renewing the Brain through Spiritual Formational Practices: A Case Study of University Students, paper presented at Society of the Study of Psychology and Wesleyan Theology (SSPWT), Nashville, Tennessee, March 1, 2012.  Vice President and Program Director of the 2011 North American Professors of Christian Education (NAPCE) conference in Seattle, , October 20-22, 2011. The conference theme was The Role of Scripture in Christian Formation and Education.  Christian Nurture and Conversion: John Wesley and Horace Bushnell, paper presented at Wesley Theological Society Meeting, Southern Methodist University, March 2011.  Maddix, M. and Adrienne M. Meier. Listening to Voice: Revisioning Feminist Pedagogy for Christian Discipleship and Formation, paper presentation at the Society of the Study of Psychology and Wesleyan Theology (SSPWT), Southern Methodist University (March 2011).  Plenary Panel Presentation, Renewing the Church. NAPCE 2010 Conference, Louisville, Kentucky (October 2010).  Maddix, M. and Richard Thompson. (March 2010). The Role of Scripture in Christian Formation and Discipleship, paper presented at Wesley Theological Society Meetings, Azusa Pacific University  (March 2010). Unite the Pair so Long Disjoined: Justice and Empathy in Moral Development Theory, paper presented at Society of the Study of Psychology and Wesleyan Theology (SSPWT, March 2010), Azusa Pacific University  Kipp, Mike & Maddix, M. (October 2009). Ministry Formation of Undergraduate Students. North American Professors of Christian Education, Louisville, Kentucky.  Estep, J. & Maddix, M. (October 2009). Spiritual Formation in Online Higher Education Communities: Nurturing Spirituality in Online Christian Higher Education Programs. North American Professors of Christian Education, Louisville, Kentucky.  Wesley Theological Society, Duke Divinity School, Paper Response in Practical Theology, March 2008.  Nazarene Global Theology Conference, Amsterdam, Holland. Wesleyan Theology: A Practical Theology. April 2007.  Wesley Conference NNU, Extreme Makeover: Teaching and Leadership Edition. February 2007.  North America Professors of Christian Education (NAPCE) conference presentation, Renovating Wesleyan Education in the 21st century. Dean G. Blevins and Mark A Maddix, October 2004.  NAPCE conference presentation, Reflecting John Wesley’s Theology and Educational Ministry in Nazarene Congregations, October 2005.  Nazarene Technology Conference, Seattle, Washington, Making the Shift to Online Education, September 2004.  Wesley Theological Society Meeting, Paper Presented, Reflecting John Wesley’s Theology and Educational Ministry in Nazarene Congregations, March 2004.  Association of Youth Ministry Educators, Paper Presented, Online Education: Lessons learned from the Trenches, October 2003.  Presentation, Christ-like Character, NNU’s Faculty Retreat, September 2003.  Wesley Conference, NNU, The Centrality of Scripture in Christian Education and Faith Communities, February 2003.  Nazarene Bible College Ministerial Alliance Professors, Effective Teaching and Curriculum Development, July 2001.

ACADEMIC CONSULTING  Dissertation Chair, Richard Shockey, PhD in Education, Northwest Nazarene University, 2015.  Faculty Development, European Nazarene College, Budapest, Hungry, January 2015.  Dissertation advisor for James Lang, Doctor of Education degree, Northwest Nazarene University, 2013.  Dissertation advisor for Judy Burnell, Doctor of Ministry degree, Nazarene Theological Seminary, Kansas City, MO., 2013.  Faculty Development for Education Coordinators, Church of the Nazarene in India. July, 2012.  Online Faculty Development for The Consortium of Christian Online Education http://www.theccoe.org/, Joplin, Missouri, January 2011.  Nazarene Theological Seminary, SENDA, San Jose, Costa Rica. Faculty Development: Online Learning, December 2009.  Dissertation Expert Research Panel for Steven Yates, Southern Theological Seminary, Louisville, Kentucky. Dissertation title, Current faculty development practices for the implementation of alternative delivery systems in Christian higher education institutions: A Qualitative Study. 2009.  Dissertation first reader, “Creating an Environment for the Development of Spiritual Discernment among Teenagers and Young Adults in the Church of the Nazarene,” by Mike Schutz. Doctor of Ministry degree at Nazarene Theological Seminary, 2009-10.  Northwest Commission on Colleges & Universities (NWCCU), Assessment Evaluator, 2008 to Present.  Course of Study Advisory Council (COSAC), 2010 to Present  Africa Nazarene University, Nairobi, Africa. Consultation to Department of Religion, August 2008.  National Consultation on Spiritual Formation in Distant Education funded by the Wabash Institute of Teaching and Learning, 2007-2010, Charlotte, North Carolina.  Presentation regarding Online Education to International Board of Education (IBOE) Church of Nazarene, Amsterdam, Holland, April 2007.  Online Education Faculty Development, Asia-Pacific Nazarene Theological Seminary, Manila, Philippines, Nov. 2007  Dissertation Review Committee for Dana Hicks, Asbury Theological Seminary, Doctor of Ministry degree, 2007.  Consultation for Online Education Program Development, Lee University, Sept. 2006.  Online Education Consulting for Eurasia Regional Faculty at European Nazarene College, Busingen, Switzerland, Nov. 2006  Consultation for Undergraduate Curriculum in Christian Education, Lee University, Sept. 2005.  Christian Education Professors Consultation, Mount Vernon Nazarene, University, 2002 funded by Lilly Foundation Grant.

CONGREGATIONAL PRESENTATIONS  Missional Discipleship and Spiritual Formation, Colorado District Assembly, Denver, June 2015.  Diane Leclerc and Mark Maddix, Wesleyan Ecclesiology, M15 Conference, Kansas City, February 2015.  Developing Faithful Disciples: Spiritual Formation. M15 Conference, Kansas City, February 2015.  Said Ahmed-Zaid and Mark Maddix, Islam and Christianity, Cathedral of the Rockies UMC, Boise, March 2015.  Living the Life: Spiritual Formation Defined, First UMC Nampa, April 2015.  Scripture and Formation, Cathedral of the Rockies UMC, Boise, May 2014.  Living the Life: Spiritual Formation Defined. Oregon-Pacific District Assembly, Newport, Oregon. 2014.  Lectio Divina, Rocky Mountain Pastors Retreat, Billings, Montana, October 2013.  Developing Missional Disciples, General Assembly, Indianapolis, Indiana, June 2013.  Dick Thompson and Mark Maddix, Scripture as Formation, General Assembly, Indianapolis, Indiana, June 2013.  Spiritual Formation Series, Cathedral of the Rockies (UMC), Boise, Idaho, September 2012.  Living the Life: Defining Spiritual Formation, workshop presentation at the Washington- Pacific District Assembly, April 2012.  Interim Pastor, Twin Falls Church of the Nazarene, December 2011-February 2012.  Spiritual Formation: A Wesleyan Paradigm, Sunday night series, College Church of the Nazarene, August-November 2011.  The Bible and Spiritual Formation, workshop and SDMI Speaker at Michigan District Assembly, Indian Lake, Michigan, July 2011.  Spiritual Formation: Making Faithful Disciples workshop at Nazarene Youth Conference, Louisville, Kentucky, July 2011.  Ancient-Future Discipleship workshop and Missional Discipleship presentation as SDMI Speaker at Colorado District Convention, Denver, Colorado, June 2011.  Laying the Foundation: Spiritual Forming Families and Living the Life: Defining Spiritual Formation workshops presented at the Northwest District Celebrating Generations, Kennewick, Washington, April 2011.  Discovering Discipleship, Nazarene Evangelism Conference M11, Louisville, Kentucky, February 2011.  What does it mean to be People of God? Panel Discussion, Nazarene Evangelism Conference M11, Louisville, Kentucky, February 2011.  Spiritual Formation and the Bible, Wesley Conference, Nampa, Idaho, February 2011.  Developing Team: Overcoming Staff Conflict. Nazarene Children’s Pastors Conference, Grove City, Ohio, October 2010.  Missional Discipleship, Northwest Nazarene University PALCON, July 2009.  Northwest Christian Ministry Conference, Bellevue, Washington, workshop, Developing Missional Disciples, March 2010.  Wesley Conference, Northwest Nazarene University, workshop, The Role of Scripture in Spiritual Formation, March 2010.  Northwest District NYI Consultant, Ritzville, Washington, December 2009.  Colorado District NYI Consultant, Estep Park, Colorado, September 2009.  Mid-Atlantic District Church of the Nazarene, Baltimore, Maryland. Team Day, Plenary Speaker, Missional Discipleship, October 2009.  Northwest District Church of the Nazarene Family Camp Speaker, July 2009.  Nazarene Children’s Pastors Conference, Nashville, Tennessee. Renovation: Developing Missional Leaders, Oct. 2008  Rocky Mountain Sunday School Convention, Plenary Speaker, Ancient Future Discipleship, June 2008.  Alaska District Church of the Nazarene Family Camp, Speaker, July 2007.  Millennium 2007 (M7), Church of the Nazarene. Online Education; Renovating Sunday School; Technologies for Spiritual Formation. February 2007.  Spiritual Renewal Series Speaker, Asia-Pacific Nazarene Theological Seminary, November 2007.  Spiritual Formation Seminar, Epworth Chapel, Boise, October 2006.  Intermountain District Sunday School, Spiritual Formation, October 2006.  Emment Church of the Nazarene, Creating Bible Teaching and Inductive Bible Study, April 2006.  General Assembly, Indianapolis, Indiana. Renovating Wesleyan Education in the 21st century. Dean G. Blevins and Mark A Maddix, June 2005.  Retreat Speaker, Northwest Nazarene University, Science Retreat. September 2004.  PALCON, Making the Shift to Online Education, June 2004.  Family Camp Speaker, Kent First Church of Nazarene, Sept. 2003.  Sunday School Convention Speaker, Rocky Mountain District, June 2003.

BOOKS & CHAPTERS PUBLISHED

Mark A. Maddix and James Estep. Doing Christian Education: A Practical Introduction. Baker Books, forthcoming 2017.

Mark A. Maddix and Stephen Riley, eds. God Still Calls. Kansas City: Beacon Hill Press, forthcoming 2017.

Mark A. Maddix and Rebecca Laird Christenson, Spiritual Formation. Kansas City: Beacon Hill Press, forthcoming 2017.

Historical Foundations of Youth Ministry, In Youth Ministry for the Body of Christ, Edited by Mike Kipp. Kansas City: Beacon Hill Press, Forthcoming 2017.

Mark A. Maddix and Dean Blevins, eds. Neuroscience and Christian Formation: The intersection of Science and Faith. Information Age Publishing, Forthcoming 2016.

Mark Heineman, James Riley Estep, Jr., Mark Maddix, Octavio Esquada. The Cruciform Faculty: Making of a Christian Professor. Forthcoming, 2016.

“Christian Spiritual Formation,” In Christian Education: Twenty-First Century Ministry, Edited by Freddy Cardoza. Grand Rapids: Baker Academic Books, forthcoming 2016.

Diane Leclerc and Mark A. Maddix, eds. Essential Beliefs: A Wesleyan Primer. Kansas City: Beacon Hill Press, 2016.

Maddix, Mark A., and James R. Estep. “John Wesley: Methodizing Christian Education,” In Historical and Theological Foundations of Religious Educators, edited by Elmer L. Towns and Benjamin K. Forrest, Lynchburg, VA: LU Press, 2015.

Holiness as Process: Means of Grace, Renovating Holiness, Josh Broward and Thomas Jay Oord, eds. Nampa, Idaho: SacraSage Press, 2015, 236-239.

Diane Leclerc and Mark A. Maddix eds. Essential Church: A Wesleyan Paradigm. Kansas City: Beacon Hill Press, 2014.

Kurian, George Thomas, and Mark A. Lamport, Editors. Encyclopedia of Christian Education, Scarecrow Press: Rowman and Littlefield, 2014. Entries include: Aristotle, Continental Philosophy of Education, John Hull, James Smart, Synagogue, and Christian Scholarship in Theology

Evolutionary Theory and Moral Development, In Nazarenes Exploring Evolution, edited by Sherri Walker and Thomas Jay Oord. 2014. Sacra Sage Press: Nampa, Idaho:, 241-246.

Mark A. Maddix and Jay Richard Akkerman, editors. Missional Discipleship: Partners in God’s Redemptive Mission. Kansas City: Beacon Hill Press, 2013.

Mark A. Maddix and Diane Leclerc, editors. Pastoral Practices: A Wesleyan Paradigm. Kansas City: Beacon Hill Press, 2013.

Mark A. Maddix, James R. Estep, and Mary Lowe, editors. Best Practices in Online Education: A Guide for Christian Higher Education. Charlotte, NC: Information Age Publishing, Forthcoming, 2012.

Mark A. Maddix and Richard Thompson. Scripture as Formation: The Role of Scripture in Christian Formation. In The Bible Tells Me So, Richard Thompson and Tom Oord, ed. SacraSage Press, Nampa, Idaho, 2011.

Leclerc, Diane and Mark A. Maddix, editors. 2011. Spiritual Formation: A Wesleyan Paradigm, Kansas City: Beacon Hill Press.

Missio Dei: Wesleyan-Holiness Missional Discipleship in the Church of the Nazarene’s Colleges and Universities. In Telos: The Destination for Nazarene Higher Education. 2011. Gregg Chenoweth and Barbara Regan, editors. Bourbonnais, Illinois: Olivet Nazarene University, p. 18-21.

Blevins, Dean & Mark A. Maddix. 2010. Discovering Discipleship: Dynamics of Christian Education. Kansas City: Beacon Hill Press.

Spiritual Formation and Christian Formation, Christian Formation: Integrating Theology and Human Development. 2010. James Estep and Jonathan Kim, eds. Nashville: Broadman & Holeman Publishing, 237-272.

Christian Discipleship: Living a Life of Love, In Love Among Us, 2009. Darrin Grinder and Thomas J. Oord, editors. OutSkirtsPress: Denver, Colorado, p. 145-149.

Postmodern Christian Education, In Postmodern and Wesleyan? Exploring the Boundaries and Possibilities. 2009. Jay Akkerman, Brent Peterson, and Tom Oord, editors. Kansas City, Missouri: Beacon Hill Press.

Estep, James, Jonathan Kim, Alvin Quest, & Mark A. Maddix. 2003. The Heritage of Christian Education. Joplin, Missouri: College Press.

Maddix, Mark A. 2001. Reflecting John Wesley’s Theology and Educational Perspective: Comparing Nazarene Pastors, Christian Educators, and Professors of Christian Education. Ph.D. Diss., Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. Ann Arbor, Mich.: UMI.

ACADEMIC ARTICLES

Moral Exemplarity and Relational Atonement: Toward a Wesleyan Approach to Discipleship, Wesleyan Theological Journal, 50:1 (Spring 2015), 67-82.

Developing Online Learning Communities, Christian Education Journal, 10:1 (Spring 2013), 139-148.

E-Learning in the 21st Century: A Selected Top Ten Book Reviews since 2001, Christian Education Journal, 10:1 (Spring 2013), 163-179.

Kipp, Michael and Mark A. Maddix. Ministerial Standing: A Holistic process for undergraduate ministry formation. Didache, 12:2 (Winter 2013).

Generating and Facilitating Effective Online Learning through Discussion, Christian Education Journal, 9:2 (Fall 2012), 372-385.

Christian Nurture and Conversion: A Conversation between Horace Bushnell and John Wesley. Christian Education Journal, 9:2 (Fall 2012), 309-325.

Drovdahl, Robert, Darwin Glassford, and Mark Maddix, editors. “The Role of Scripture in Christian Formation and Education,” Supplemental Issues, Christian Education Journal, 3:9 (Spring, 2012).

Maddix, Mark A. and Richard Thompson. Scripture as Formation: The Role of Scripture in Christian Formation. Christian Education Journal, 3:9, Supplemental, (Spring 2012), S79-93.

Mark A. Maddix and Adrienne Maddix Meier. Listening to Voice: Revisioning Feminist Pedagogy for Christian Education and Formation. Didache, 11(1), Summer 2011.

Unite the Pair So Long Disjoined: Justice and Empathy in Moral Development Theory. Christian Education Journal, 8:3, (Spring 2011), 46-63.

Maddix, Mark A. and Richard Thompson. The Role of Scripture in Christian Discipleship. Wesley Theological Journal, 46:1, (Spring 2011), 134-149.

Maddix, Mark A. and Richard Thompson. Scripture as Formation: The Role of Scripture in Christian Formation. Youth Ministry Academy, October 2010. http://www.youthministryacademy.org/eng/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1 48&Itemid=33

Maddix, Mark & James R. Estep. Spiritual Formation in Higher Education Communities: Nurturing Spirituality in Christian Higher Education Online Degree Programs. Christian Education Journal, 7:3 (Fall 2010), 423-436.

Leclerc, Diane and Mark A. Maddix. Wesleyan Integration: A Distinctive Philosophy of Education. Wesley Theological Journal, 45:1, (Fall 2010), 125-135.

James Michael Lee’s Social Science Theory: A Critical Analysis of his theory and implications for Christian education. Evangelical Journal (Spring 2010).

Educating for Spiritual Growth: An Approach to Evaluate and Measure Spiritual Maturation, Didache: Faithful Teaching, 10 (1), Summer 2010, 1-8.

Online Learning Communities: The Heart of Online Learning. Common Ground Journal , 7:2, (Spring 2010): 10-15. www.commongroundjournal.org.

Transformational, Experiential, and Non-Formal Learning Theories: Foundations for Christian Adult Education. Journal of Religious Education, 57, no. 2 (Spring 2009), 56-65.

John Wesley’s Philosophy of Education, Evangelical Journal, 27, no. 1(Spring 2009), 16-22.

John Wesley’s Formative Experiences: Foundations for his Educational Perspectives. Didache, 9, no. 1 (Summer 2009) http://didache.nts.edu/index

Clergy/Laity Dichotomy: A Biblical Model of the People of God. Christian Education Journal, 6, no. 2 (Fall 2009): 214-228.

Teaching That Transform: Worship as the Heart of Christian Education. Book Review. Christian Education Journal, 6, no. 2 (Fall 2009), 411-414.

John Wesley and a Holistic Approach to Christian Education. Wesley Theological Journal, 44, no. 2 (Fall 2009): 76-93.

John Westerhoff II: Historical and Theological Foundations of Christian Nurture. Journal of Christian Education and Information Technology: Korean Society for Christian Education & Information Technology 16 (October 2009): 183-201.

Can Congregational Become Learning Congregations? Journal of Christian Education and Information Technology: Korean Society for Christian Education & Information Technology. 12 (November 2007), 7-30.

Maddix, Mark A. Wesleyan Theology: A Practical Theology Response, Didache, Vol. 7, No. 1 (June 2007).

An Ethnographic Study: Reflecting John Wesley’s Theology and Educational Ministry Practices in Nazarene Congregations, Didache, Vol. 5, No. 2 (January 2006).

Christlike Character in Higher Education, Didache, Vol 4. No. 1 (January 2005).

CHURCH PUBLICATIONS

Understanding the Essentials, Holiness Today (Nov-Dec. 2011)

Prevenient Grace: Let Go, Grasp Grace. Holiness Today (Jan-Feb, 2009), 14-15.

John Wesley’s Small Groups: A model of Christian Community, Holiness Today (Nov.-Dec. 2009), 20-21.

PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS

Wesley Theological Society (WTS) 1997-present Practical Theology Chair 2011-present Religious Education Association (REA) 1996-present American Academy of Religion (AAR) 2000-present North American Professors of Christian Education (NAPCE/SPCE) 1996-present NAPCE Board of Directors 2008-2013 Program Chair, Seattle, Washington 2011 NAPCE President-elect 2010 NAPCE President 2011-2012 Society for the Study of Psychology and Wesleyan Theology (SSPWT) 2002-present Promotional Secretary on Executive Committee 2005-2007 Technology in Theological Education Group (TTEG) 2011-Present TTEG Chair 2015-Present

ACADEMIC GRANTS

Sabbatical, Northwest Nazarene University, 2015-16 ($6000) Professional Development II funds, Northwest Nazarene University, 2004-05 ($1500) Sabbatical, Northwest Nazarene University, Spring 2009 ($4000) Riley Woodward Research Grant, Northwest Nazarene University, 2011-12 ($1300) M. J. Murdock Charitable Trust, Vision and Call grant, 2012-14 ($105,600) M. J. Murdock Charitable Trust, Vision and Call grant, 2014-16, ($92,928) Kenneth Watson Fellowship Grant, Northwest Nazarene University, 2014-15 ($3000) Sabbatical, Northwest Nazarene University, Spring 2016 ($6000) References:

Dr. Joel Pearsall, President Northwest Nazarene University Nampa, Idaho [email protected] 208.467.8521

Dr. Burton Webb, President University of Pikeville Pikeville, Kentucky [email protected] 606.218.5250

Dr. Randy Craker, District Superintendent Northwest District Church of the Nazarene Chair, NNU Board of Trustees Spokane, Washington [email protected] 509.466.0452

Dr. Jay Akkerman Professor of Pastoral Theology Northwest Nazarene University Nampa, Idaho [email protected] 208.467.8437, office 208.936.8228, home

Dr. Richard Hagood, President Emeritus Northwest Nazarene University Nampa, Idaho [email protected] 208.465.0836

Rev. Scott Shaw, District Superintendent Intermountain District Church of the Nazarene Nampa, Idaho [email protected] 208.467-3714