Denver Seminary

149 Scott Klingsmith Dr. Scott Klingsmith joined the seminary community in 2009 as missiologist- in-residence. He helped to develop the MA in Justice and Mission program and served as the co-director of that program until the summer of 2012. Dr. Klingsmith received a PhD from Trinity International University, an MDiv from Denver Seminary, and a BA from Colorado State University. He served with WorldVenture in Vienna, Austria from 1985-2009, working for several years training pastors in the communist countries of Eastern Europe, and later in missionary training and the encouragement of new mission movements in numerous countries of Central and Eastern Europe. He was an adjunct professor at the Academy for World Missions in Germany and taught at the Evangelical Academy in Vienna. He was also the coordinator of the New Mission Movement Network of the European Evangelical Missionary Alliance. He is the author of Missions Beyond the Wall: Factors in the Rise of Missionary Sending Movements in East-Central Europe, and is the editor of Acta Missiologiae, Journal for Reflection on Missiological Issues and Mission Practice in Central and Eastern Europe. He is a member of the American Society of Missiology, the World Evangelical Alliance Missions Commission, the Evangelical Missiological Society, and is a founding steering committee member of the Central and Eastern European Association for Mission Studies. Email: scott.klingsmith@denverseminary.edu Phone: 303-357-5855 David Mathewson Dr. David Mathewson joined the faculty of Denver Seminary in 2011 as associate professor of New Testament. He is a member of the Society for Biblical Literature. Dr. Mathewson has earned a BA from Colorado Christian University, an MA from Denver Seminary, and a PhD in New Testament from the University of Aberdeen. Areas of research interest include the Book of Revelation, apocalyptic literature, biblical theology, as well as Greek and linguistics. Before coming to Denver Seminary, Dr. Mathewson was an associate professor of biblical studies at Gordon College. He also served as an adjunct faculty member at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. In addition to authoring Revelation: A Handbook on the Greek Text, Verbal Aspect in the Book of Revelation, and A New Heaven and a New Earth: The Meaning and Function of the Old Testament in Revelation 21:1–22:5 and co-authoring with Elodie B. Emig An Intermediate Greek Grammar: Syntax for Students of the New Testament, he has written numerous articles that have appeared in publications such as Bulletin of Biblical Research, Novum Testamentum, Trinity Journal, Journal for the Study of the New Testament, and the Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society. He has contributed to Devotions on the Greek New Testament. Email: dave.mathewson@denverseminary.edu Phone: 303-357-5802

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