Rev. Dr. Arthur M. Climenhaga

The second chair of the Theological Commission was Rev. Dr. Arthur M. Climenhaga. He was part of the original movement to form the TC and became Vice-Chair in 1975. With the accidental death of the first chair, Dr. Byang Kato, in 1975, Dr. Climenhaga took over leadership, serving from 1975-80.
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Dr. Climenhaga worked as a Bishop of the Brethren in Christ in Zambia and Zimbabwe in the 1950s and then as President of Messiah College, Grantham, Pa. - 1960-64 and Executive Director, National Association of Evangelicals, Wheaton , Ill. - 1964-67. He later took up church leadership in his denomination again, and served in academic roles at Western Evangelical Seminary, Portland, Oregon and at Ashland Theological Seminary, Ashland, Ohio. In his retirement, Dr. Climenhaga is Representative-at-Large for Brethren in Christ World Missions and exercises a Bible teaching and evangelistic ministry under the umbrella title of 'Resource Ministries.'

While NAE Executive Director in the 1960s Dr. Climenhaga delivered a paper on universalism at the Wheaton Congress on the Church's World-wide Mission and also at the Berlin Congress on Evangelism.

Arthur Climenhaga, dean of Western Evangelical Seminary (now George Fox Evangelical Seminary) in the 1970s who lived most recently in Pennsylvania, April 25 in West Virginia at 88.

Arthur Climenhaga, dean of Western Evangelical Seminary (now George Fox Evangelical Seminary) in the 1970s who lived most recently in Pennsylvania, April 25 in West Virginia at 88.

Our precious brother, former Academic Dean of Students at Western Evangelical Seminary in the 1970's, Dr. Arthur Climenhagen went to be with his Lord while on a hike on April 25th at age 88.

The second chair of the Theological Commission was Rev. Dr. Arthur M. Climenhaga.He was part of the original movement to form the TC and became Vice-Chair in 1975.With the accidental death of the first chair, Dr. Byang Kato, in 1975, Dr. Climenhaga took over leadership, serving from 1975-80.
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Dr. Climenhaga worked as a Bishop of the Brethren in Christ in Zambia and Zimbabwe in the 1950s and then as President of Messiah College, Grantham, Pa. - 1960-64 and Executive Director, National Association of Evangelicals, Wheaton , Ill. - 1964-67.He later took up church leadership in his denomination again, and served in academic roles at Western Evangelical Seminary, Portland, Oregon and at Ashland Theological Seminary, Ashland, Ohio.In his retirement, Dr. Climenhaga is Representative-at-Large for Brethren in Christ World Missions and exercises a Bible teaching and evangelistic ministry under the umbrella title of ‘Resource Ministries.'

While NAE Executive Director in the 1960s Dr. Climenhaga delivered a paper on universalism at the Wheaton Congress on the Church's World-wide Mission and also at the Berlin Congress on Evangelism.

The second chair of the Theological Commission was Rev. Dr. Arthur M. Climenhaga . He was part of the original movement to form the TC and became Vice-Chair in 1975. With the accidental death of the first chair, Dr. Byang Kato, in 1975, Dr. Climenhaga took over leadership, serving from 1975-80.
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Dr. Climenhaga worked as a Bishop of the Brethren in Christ in Zambia and Zimbabwe in the 1950s and then as President of Messiah College, Grantham, Pa. - 1960-64 and Executive Director, National Association of Evangelicals, Wheaton , Ill. - 1964-67. He later took up church leadership in his denomination again, and served in academic roles at Western Evangelical Seminary, Portland, Oregon and at Ashland Theological Seminary, Ashland, Ohio. In his retirement, Dr. Climenhaga is Representative-at-Large for Brethren in Christ World Missions and exercises a Bible teaching and evangelistic ministry under the umbrella title of 'Resource Ministries.'

While NAE Executive Director in the 1960s Dr. Climenhaga delivered a paper on universalism at the Wheaton Congress on the 'Church's World-wide Mission' and also at the Berlin Congress on Evangelism.

The second chair of the Theological Commission was Rev. Dr. Arthur M. Climenhaga.He was part of the original movement to form the TC and became Vice-Chair in 1975.With the accidental death of the first chair, Dr. Byang Kato, in 1975, Dr. Climenhaga took over leadership, serving from 1975-80.
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Dr. Climenhaga worked as a Bishop of the Brethren in Christ in Zambia and Zimbabwe in the 1950s and then as President of Messiah College, Grantham, Pa. - 1960-64 and Executive Director, National Association of Evangelicals, Wheaton , Ill. - 1964-67.He later took up church leadership in his denomination again, and served in academic roles at Western Evangelical Seminary, Portland, Oregon and at Ashland Theological Seminary, Ashland, Ohio.In his retirement, Dr. Climenhaga is Representative-at-Large for Brethren in Christ World Missions and exercises a Bible teaching and evangelistic ministry under the umbrella title of 'Resource Ministries.'

While NAE Executive Director in the 1960s Dr. Climenhaga delivered a paper on universalism at the Wheaton Congress on the 'Church's World-wide Mission' and also at the Berlin Congress on Evangelism.

by Arthur M. Climenhaga
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Climenhaga, Arthur M. (April 1990) A Case Study in Biblical Interpretation: Women in Ministry.
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Arthur M. Climenhaga is Professor of Theology at Ashland Theological Seminary and Associate for Brethren in Christ World Missions.