Jennifer Bashaw

Jennifer Bashaw

Assistant Professor of Ministry and New Testament

Personal profile

About

Dr. Bashaw joined the Campbell Department of Christian Studies in the Fall of 2017 as Assistant Professor of New Testament and Christian Ministry. She came from East Texas Baptist University, where she taught Bible and ministry courses, including Biblical Interpretation, Homiletics, and various New Testament subjects. She is passionate about ministering in the church and has served as Children’s minister, Youth minister, and Associate Pastor in various Baptist churches over the last fifteen years. Dr. Bashaw is an ordained minister in the American Baptist Churches, USA.

Dr. Bashaw’s research interests include Gospels studies, the work of Rene Girard, Biblical Hermeneutics, Homiletics, Spiritual Formation, and Religion and Pop Culture. Her recent academic contributions include work on Girard and dystopian literature, empathetic imagination in preaching, and characterization in the Gospels.

Education/Academic qualification

Ph.D., Fuller Theological Seminary

… → 2012

Master of Divinity, George W. Truett Theological Seminary

… → 2002

B.A., Baylor University

… → 1999

Disciplines

  • Christianity