Dr. Don Normand received Jesus Christ as his Savior as a result of an automobile accident, in which his eldest daughter, Mary, was severely injured.  God wonderfully healed his daughter after she was medically given up to die.

Dr. Normand spent 30 years in Africa as  Missionary, Evangelist, Pastor and Army Chaplain where he started and built some of the more successful ministries in the continent.  Don and his wife Cindy reside in Melrose, Florida.

Dr. Normand teaches in colleges and churches throughout the world.  He has written several books for colleges and for children.

Courses Taught:

• The Book of Galatians (NT330)
• The Book of Revelation (NT470)
• The Reformation of Israel (NT420) 
• The Book of Jeremiah (OT300)
• The Book of Jonah (OT430)

Dr. Dick Reuben entered full-time ministry in 1985 and was a pastor of a small church in Indiana for several years before becoming a traveling Evangelist. Having studied under a noted Messianic Rabbi for 6 years, Dr. Reuben attended the Institute of Ministry in Bradenton, Florida and Christ for the Nations in Dallas, Texas.

He joined the staff of Rock of Israel in January of 1990 as a field representative with the Assemblies of God Home Missions in southern California. While living in southern California, Dr. Reuben received his D.D. Degree from, and for a short time taught at, the Southern California Theological Seminary as a professor of Old Testament theology.

Courses Taught:

• Old Testament Patterns (OT580)
• Fresh Face of the Church (BT550)

Dr. Bowen holds a Doctorate in Biblical Studies and Doctorate Certification from the National Association of Forensic Counselors in Domestic Violence, Addiction Counseling and Criminal Justice. He is the founder of Clean And Sober Living, a special needs housing provider in Washington and Marion Counties, Oregon. Dr. Bowen has helped organize and form such organizations as Vision Action Network, Interreligious Action Network and the Community Housing Fund of Washington County.

Dr. Bowen is past chairman and current member of the Peacekeepers Northwest Chaplain’s Association, and teaches classes in the Washington County Jail and Restitution Center, and in the community-at-large. He teaches counseling in various fields, especially in areas of his accreditation. He has been on staff at several large churches and pioneered a church in Albany, Oregon.

Courses Taught:

• Guilt and Shame (CC370)
• Grace (CC380)
• Recovery (CC390)
• How to Handle Life (CC400)
• Family Counseling (CC410)
• Boundaries (CC420)
• Nehemiah Leadership (PT400)

President and Founder of Moriah Institute of Christian Studies, Dr. Jones is a pioneer in non-traditional Christian education with over 18 years of proven experience and success. Along with developing and directing several other programs of training, under her leadership, one of the largest church-based Bible schools in the United States was built. Dr. Jones earned a B.A. in Social Studies from the University of North Carolina before studying counseling and theology and earning Masters of Theology and Divinity and a Doctorate of Ministry. Marian is respected nationwide for her proven methods of Christian education. Also an ordained minister, Dr. Jones has written several books along with a group counseling discipleship program, "Twenty-six Weeks to Freedom,"  and hosted a television program, "Moriah Presents" which was broadcast bi-weekly in her home town of Fayetteville, North Carolina. 

Courses Taught:

• Counseling Group Leaders (CC450)
• Warfare and Deliverance (PT450)
• The Heart God Desires (OT350)
• Transforming Disciples (PT390)
• Unity of the Faith (PT500)
• Power to Change (CC320)
• Overcoming Domestic Violence (CC570)

Dr. Duke is the Associate Vice-President of Academic Affairs. He is a man of great learning who has dedicated his life to finding God in His Word, and finding the God of the Word. He began his studies at Southeastern University where he earned a B.A. in Pre-Seminary Bible. Then, from the Assemblies of God Graduate School, added to his education with an M.A. in Biblical Studies, followed by an M.Div. of Theology, and an S.T.M. from Concordia Seminary.

In 1983 Dr. Duke earned a Th.D. from Logos Graduate School and is a Ph.D. candidate with a New Testament major. Added to his major areas of works are also minor areas of concentration in Old Testament and Practical Theology.

Courses Taught:

• New Testament Survey (NT100)
• The Book of Colossians (NT430)
• The Book of Isaiah (OT310)