A. K. Lama
AJOY KUMAR LAMA was born and raised in a traditional Tibetan Buddhist family and came to Christ while studying veterinary science in Patna (India). He holds a BVSc from Rajendra Agriculture University, Pusa (India), an MDiv from AIT Bangalore, a DMin from Beeson Divinity School (Birmingham, AL) and a PhD in the Old Testament from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (Deer eld, IL). During his career he has served as a sta member of the Union of Evangelical Students of India, a senior pastor in India, a missions pastor in the USA, and is currently the General Secretary of the Council of Baptist Churches in North East India. Ajoy is married to Dr. Asangla Ao and they have three children.
Abraham Christdhas
Adrian de Visser
Ajith Fernando
Ajith Fernando, ThM, DD, is national director of Youth for Christ in Sri Lanka and a Bible expositor with a worldwide ministry. He studied at Asbury Theological Seminary and Fuller Seminary, and spends much time mentoring young workers and counseling Christian workers. He is active in Colombo Theological Seminary as chairman of the academic affairs committee.
Alexi E. George
Angukali Rotokha
Arthur James
Arthur Jeyakumar
John Arun Kumar
Ashish Chrispal
ASHISH CHRISPAL, PhD, is a pastor, grassroots missionaries’ trainer, and theological education facilitator. Ashish has served with Overseas Council for the last ten years equipping seminaries in Asia to rethink theological education through being missional and ministry-oriented with a scholarly focus for the Lord’s glory.
Augustin Gnanachezhian
Augustine Pagolu
B. Varghese
Babu Immanuel Venkataraman
Bal Krishna Sharma
Benson Oommen
Beulah Herbert
Blessen Mathew Sam
Charles Christian
Chris Gnanakan
Christina Manohar
Daniel Koti
David J. Clarence
Devender Verma
Dexter S. Maben
Ebenezer Joseph
Eliya Mohol
Ellen Alexander
Enoch Charles
Finny Philip
George Kutty
Godfrey Yogarajah
Havilah Dharamraj
HALIVAH DHARAMRAJ, PhD (Durham, UK), is the Academic Dean at the South Asia Institute of Advanced Christian Studies, where she teaches Old Testament. She is one of the editors of, and a contributor to, the South Asia Bible Commentary.
F. Hrangkhuma
Idicheria Ninan
Ivan M. Satyavrata
Ivan Satyavrata serves as Senior Pastor of the assembly of God Church in Kolkata, India. He has played an active role in Christian leadership training and ministerial education, and is currently Board Chair of the Centre for Global Leadership Development (formerly Southern Asia Bible College) in Bangalore, India.
Ivor Poobalan
Jesudason Jeyaraj
Jacob Cherian
Jacob Isaac
Jagat Santra
Jayapaul Azariah
Jesudas Athyal
Joel Joseph
John Samuel Raj
Joshua Kalapati
K. G. Jose
K. V. Abraham
Ken Gnanakan
Limasangla Lemtur Paul
M. Gnanavaram
Matthew K. Daniel
Merlin Jones
Monodeep Daniel
M. T. Cherian
N. G. Mathew
Narendra John
O. L. Snaitang
P. C. Mathew
P. G. George
P. S. Jacob
Pari Titus
Paul Joshua Bhakiaraj
Paul Cornelius
Paul Swarup
PAUL SWARUP is a Langham Scholar who holds a ThM from Princeton and a PhD from Cambridge. He is ordained in the Church of North India and is currently presbyter in charge of the Cathedral Church of the Redemption in the Diocese of Delhi. He was a major contributor to the South Asia Bible Commentary, and one of the Old Testament editors for that volume.
Paulson Pulikottil
Pervaiz Sultan
PERVAIZ SULTAN holds a PhD from Oxford Centre for Mission Studies, UK. He is Principal of St Thomas’ Theological College in Karachi, Pakistan.
Philip Ewan Yalla
Prabo Mihindukulasuriya
Prince Kumar
Ramesh Khatry
Ramylal Fernando
Ranjit De Silva
Richard Howell
Abraham Saggu
Salome Simeon
Samuel Jayakumar
Santha K. Mondithoka
Santosh V. Varghese
Sanyu Iralu
Shyam Shanker Winston V. G.
Bhaskar L. Sojwal
Solomon Kumar
Sudhakar Mondithoka
Sundar Daniel
Sunil M. Caleb
Takatemjen
Varughese John
Vinoth Ramachandra
VINOTH RAMACHANDRA lives in Colombo, Sri Lanka. He holds both a B.S. (summa cum laude) and a Ph.D. in nuclear engineering from the University of London. An Anglican lay-theologian, writer, teacher and human rights advocate, he combines multiple interests in his international work with IFES, a global partnership of over 150 university-level Christian movements.
Walunila Ozukum