I. PERSONAL Terry L. Cross, Ph.D. ADDRESS: 530 Forest Lane, NE HOME PHONE: (423) Cleveland, TN 37312

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1 I. PERSONAL NAME: CURRICULUM VITAE (2016) Terry L. Cross Terry L. Cross, Ph.D. ADDRESS: 530 Forest Lane, NE HOME PHONE: (423) Cleveland, TN DATE OF BIRTH: 27 March 1956 ETHNIC ORIGIN: American II. EDUCATIONAL HISTORY: PLACE OF BIRTH: Big Rapids, MI SPOUSE: Linda Clark Cross Ph.D. (1991) Princeton Theological Seminary Systematic Theology Th.M. (1983) Princeton Theological Seminary Doctrinal Theology M.Div. (1982) Ashland Theological Seminary Christian Theology M.A. (1980) Ashland Theological Seminary Church History B.A. (1978) Lee College Biblical Education III. PROFESSIONAL STATUS AT LEE UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT RANKED IN: Theology RANK: Professor of Systematic Theology YEAR RANKED: 2003 YEAR TENURED: 2001 DATE OF INITIAL APPOINTMENT: August 1997 IV. PROFESSIONAL HISTORY 2002-Present Dean, School of Religion 2003-Present Professor of Theology [changed to Systematic Theology 2008] Director of the Faith Learning Institute (Lilly Grant) Interim Chair, Department of Theology Chair, Department of Theology Associate Dean, School of Religion Associate Professor of Theology and Philosophy Director of Graduate Studies in Religion Adjunct Faculty in History and Philosophy, Tunxis Community College, Farmington, Connecticut Pastor, New Life Christian Church, Waterbury, Connecticut Teacher of History and Latin, St. Paul Catholic High School, Bristol, Connecticut Pastor, Hightstown Church of God, Hightstown, New Jersey Doctoral Fellowship, Princeton Theological Seminary, New Jersey Graduate Teaching Assistantship in Theology, Ashland Theological Seminary, Ashland, Ohio Associate Pastor, Ashland Church of God, Ashland, Ohio

2 V. TEACHING AND RELATED ACTIVITIES COURSES TAUGHT: Systematic Theology (I and II) Doctrine of the Holy Spirit Doctrine of Christ Christian Ethics Theology of Karl Barth (Seminar)* History of Doctrines (II)* Ecclesiastical Latin* Theological German* Theology of the Reformers* Augustine Seminar* Calvin Seminar* *indicates graduate course CAREER TEACHING AWARDS AND HONORS: The Excellence in Scholarship Award, Lee University (2001) The Excellence in Teaching Award, Lee University (2000) Who s Who Among America s Teachers (1994) SPECIAL TEACHING ACTIVITIES: 1. Taught a two-week course at Korean Bible Seminary, Seoul, Korea [November 1992] 2. Taught a two-week graduate level course on Philosophy of Religion at SEMISUD the Seminary of South America, Quito, Ecuador (2005) 3. Taught M.A. classes in theology at the European Theological Seminary, Kniebis, Germany [ ] 4. Offered lectures at Heidelberg Universität and Tübingen Universität (Germany) 2008 VI. RESEARCH AND SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES SUBDISCIPLINE SPECIALIZATION/INTEREST: 1. Karl Barth Studies. 2. The Doctrine of God [especially in the 20th century]. 3. Ecclesiology. 4. Pneumatology 5. Translation of German theologians into English 6. Translation of Latin theology into English, especially Reformation period Latin. CURRENT RESEARCH: 1. Research and Translation Fellow for the Center for Barth Studies, Princeton Theological

3 Page 3 Seminary, Princeton, NJ. (2008-present). I work with a group of scholars to translate various German texts from Karl Barth s writings. We have finished Conversations with Karl Barth, (volume I) and are now completing Conversations with Karl Barth, 1963 (volume II) as well as Conversations with Karl Barth, (volume III). 2. I am writing a book on ecclesiology entitled The Church: A People of God s Presence and Power. 3. I am translating from Latin Albert Pighius treatise against John Calvin s view of the will (de libero arbitrio, 1543). 4. I am writing a three-volume text entitled, A History of Christian Doctrines. PUBLICATIONS/BOOKS: 1. Cross, Terry L. A History of Doctrines. Volume 1: The Doctrine of God, Trinity, Christ and the Holy Spirit. (forthcoming 2017). [Future volumes forthcoming as well]. 2. Cross, Terry L. Answering the Call in the Spirit: Pentecostal Reflections on a Theology of Vocation, Work, and Life. Cleveland, TN: Lee University Press, Cross, Terry L. Dialectic in Karl Barth s Doctrine of God. In Issues in Systematic Theology, vol. 7. Edited by Paul D. Molnar. New York: Peter Lang Publishers, Incorporated, May The Spirit and the Mind: Essays in Informed Pentecostalism to Honor Dr. Donald N. Bowdle, Presented on his 65 th Birthday. Edited by Terry L. Cross and Emerson B. Powery. Lanham, MD: University Press of America, Cross, Terry L. A Commentary on the Epistle to the Hebrews. Printed for the Lee University Online Program, BOOK ABOUT THE THEOLOGY OF TERRY L. CROSS: 1. Maltese, Giovanni. Geisterfahrer zwischen Transzendenz und Immanenz: Die Erfahrungsbegriffe in den pfingstlich-charismatischen Theologien von Terry L. Cross und Amos Yong im Vergleich. Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht Verlag, Germany: CHAPTERS/SECTIONS: 1. Cross, Terry L. Tillich s Picture of Jesus as the Christ: Toward a Theology of the Spirit s Saving Presence. In Spiritual Presence and Spiritual Power: Pentecostal Readings of and Engagements with the Legacy of Paul Tillich. Edited by Nimi Wariboko and Amos Yong. Indiana University Press, 2014.

4 Page 4 2. Cross, Terry L. Christ in Us: The Hope of Glory or the Sentimentality of a Bohemian Private Enterprise? Barth, Pietists, and Pentecostals. Chapter in book: Karl Barth and the Future of Evangelical Theology. Edited by Christian Collins Winn and John Drury. (forthcoming 2014). 3. Cross, Terry L. A Theological Basis for Benevolence. In Crossroads: Essays on a Christ-Centered Approach to Benevolence. Edited by Arden Jensen and Thomas J. Doolittle. Mason, OH: Cengage Learning, When Justice and Peace Embrace : Social Dimensions of the Gospel. In Crossroads: Essays on a Christ-Centered Approach to Benevolence. Edited by Arden Jensen and Thomas J. Doolittle. Mason, OH: Cengage Learning, Conversations with Representatives of the Herrnhuters. Translated from the German by Terry Cross. In forthcoming publication/translation of Karl Barth s Gespräche from the Gesamtausgabe of Karl Barth. Edited by Karlfried Froehlich and Darrell Guder. (Princeton: 2014). 6.. Are Pentecostals Evangelicals? A Consideration of their Theological Differences and Similarities. Lecture at Heidelberg Universität Conference on the Freikirchen, 27 March 2009 at Erzhausen, Germany. 7.. Sind Pfingstler Evangelikale? Eine Betrachtung der Theologischen Differenzen und der Gemeinsamkeiten. Translation of the English address, Are Pentecostals Evangelicals? Translated by Sebastian Schmidgall, Jörg Haustein, and Terry Cross into German. Chapter in book (pp ): Freikirchen Forschung: 100 Jahre Berliner Erklärung. Symposion des Interdisziplinären Arbeitskreises Pfingstbewegung und des Vereins für Freikirchenforschung (2009). Hrgs. Reimer Dietze, Peter Muttersbach, and Astrid Nachtigall. Münster/Westf.: Verlag des Vereins für Friekirchenforschung, The Holy Spirit. Chapter in book. The Cambridge Companion to Evangelical Theology. Edited by Tim Larson and Daniel Trier. Cambridge University Press, Church of God (Cleveland, Tennessee). Section in the Encyclopedia of Religious Revivals in America, 2 vols. Edited by Michael McClymond. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, The Yoke of Necessity: The Use of the Terms Necessitas and Coactio in the Thought of John Calvin. In The Spirit and the Mind: Essays in Informed Pentecostalism to Honor Dr. Donald N. Bowdle, Presented on his 65 th Birthday. Edited by

5 Page 5 Terry L. Cross and Emerson B. Powery. Lanham, MD: University Press of America, 2000: ARTICLES/REVIEWS: 1. Cross, Terry L. and Aimee Moiso. A Journey to Open Up Other Journeys: Justice and Salvation. A Faith & Order Publication in their online journal for ecumenical studies. Posted fall [This is a report of the Faith and Order Commission of the National Council of Church of Christ Theology Working Group on Justice and Salvation, which I co-chaired]. 2. Cross, Terry L. The Divine-Human Encounter: Towards a Pentecostal Theology of Experience. PNEUMA: The Journal of the Society for Pentecostal Studies 31 (2009): A Proposal to Break the Ice: What Can Pentecostal Theology Offer Evangelical Theology? Journal of Pentecostal Theology 10:2 (2002): A Response to Clark Pinnock s Church in the Power of the Holy Spirit. Journal of Pentecostal Theology 14.2 (2006). 5.. Possintne Omnes Unum Esse? (Can They All Be One?): A Pentecostal Response to the Papal Encyclical Ut Unum Sint (That They May be One) of John Paul II. 6.. A Review of Veli-Matti Kärkkäinen s An Introduction to Ecclesiology: Ecumenical, Historical & Global Perspectives. PNEUMA: The Journal of the Society for Pentecostal Studies (forthcoming spring 2003). 7.. A Review of Clifford Williams s The Life of the Mind: A Christian Perspective. Religious Studies Review (forthcoming in 2003). 8.. A Review of David Willis and Michael Welker s Toward the Future of Reformed Theology: Tasks, Topics, Traditions (1999). PNEUMA: The Journal of the Society for Pentecostal Studies 23:1 (Spring 2001): The Rich Feast of Theology: Can Pentecostals Bring the Main Course or Only the Relish? Journal of Pentecostal Theology 16 (2000): [This essay is in response to Clark Pinnock, Divine Relationality: A Pentecostal Contribution to the Doctrine of God. Journal of Pentecostal Theology 16 (2000): A Critical Review of Clark Pinnock s Flame of Love: A Theology of the Holy Spirit. Journal of Pentecostal Theology 13 (Winter 1998): Red Clay Mission School: Cleveland Daily Banner (April 12, 1998; April 19, 1998; April 26, 1998) Toward a Theology of the Word and the Spirit: A Review of J. Rodman Williams s Renewal Theology. Journal of Pentecostal Theology 3 (1993):

6 Page The Role of the Holy Spirit in Apologetics. The Pentecostal Minister (Winter 1986). PAPERS/LECTURES/RESEARCH REPORTS: 1. Restless Minds and Restless Hearts: Augustine on the Role of Education and the Liberal Arts in the Christian Life. A Lecture for the Colloquium on Christianity and Culture Sponsored by the Humanities Faculty, Lee University, 18 November The Significance of John Calvin for Theology: Doing things Backwards! A Lecture in Celebration of the Quincentenary of John Calvin ( ). Lee University School of Religion. 17 November Implications of Theological Education for Ministry and Vocation in Latin America/Las Implicaciones de la educacion teologica para el ministerio y de la vocacion en Latinoamérica. (Translated into Spanish by Rolando & Ruth Cuellar and Veronica Aquilar). Lecture for the Church of God Latin American Education Leadership Consultation at SEMISUD, Quito, Ecuador. March The Question of Full Communion and Mainstream Pentecostalism(s). A Paper presented to the Full Communion Study Group at the Faith & Order Commission of the National Council of Churches of Christ. March Possintne Omnes Unum Esse? (Can They All Be One?): A Pentecostal Response to the Papal Encyclical Ut Unum Sint (That They May be One) of John Paul II. A paper presented to the Society for Pentecostal Studies, Pre-Conference Catholic- Pentecostal Dialogue at Virginia Beach, VA. 10 March Homosexuality and the Christian Faith: A Theological Response to the Equality Ride. A paper presented at Lee University Dixon Center. 22 February Justification, Sanctification, and Justice in the Wesleyan-Pentecostal Movement. A paper presented to the Justice, Sanctification, Theosis and Justice Working Group of the Faith & Order Commission of the National Council of Churches, Portland, ME: October A Global Perspective on Pentecostal Faith and Praxis: Pentecostal Identity Future Challenges and Theological Responses. A paper presented to the International Educators Conference of the Church of God at Stuttgart, Germany. 8 August Where the Spirit Blows: The Trajectory and Task of Informed Pentecostalism. A Lecture given on the Occasion of the Installation of Terry Cross as Dean of the

7 Page 7 School of Religion, Lee University, Cleveland, TN, 23 October A Response to Chad Maxson s Paper, Justification: Fount of Justice. Presented at the Society for Pentecostal Studies Conference, Wilmore, KY, 21 March A Response to James K. A. Smith s Paper, What Hath Azusa Street to Do With Cambridge?: Radical Orthodoxy and Pentecostal Theology in Conversation. Presented at the Society for Pentecostal Studies Conference, Lakeland, FL, 15 March Paradise, Sexuality, and Salvation: A Comparison of Several Ascetic Views of the Greek Fathers and Augustine. This paper is approximately 33 pages long and involves four research languages. [I have completed this research and am looking for an avenue either to publish it or share it at a conference]. 13. Can There Be a Pentecostal Systematic Theology? An Essay in Theological Method in a Postmodern World. A paper presented to the Theology Group of the Society for Pentecostal Studies. In Collected Papers of the 30 th Annual Meeting of the Society for Pentecostal Studies: Teaching to Make Disciples: Education for Pentecostal-Charismatic Spirituality and Life. Tulsa, OK: Oral Roberts University, March What Can Pentecostal Theology Offer Evangelical Theology? A paper presented at the American Academy of Religion, the Evangelical Theology Group, in Denver, Colorado, November POSITIONS IN ACADEMIC SOCIETIES/GROUPS: 1. Elected the Chair, Theology Interest Group, for the Society for Pentecostal Studies ( ). 2. Elected 2 nd Vice-President of the Society for Pentecostal Studies ( ) 3. Elected 1 st Vice-President of the Society for Pentecostal Studies ( ) 4. Elected President of the Society for Pentecostal Studies ( ) 5. Past President of the Society for Pentecostal Studies ( ) 6. Chosen by the Society for Pentecostal Studies to be the theologian representing Pentecostals at the National Council of Churches of Christ Commission on Faith and Order. This is an ecumenical group attempting to work through theological (especially ecclesiological) issues in order to achieve more unity among Christian churches. In March 2003, I represented SPS at the Commission in Washington, DC. In October 2003, I represented SPS at the Commission in Berkeley, CA. I have continued to represent SPS at the Faith & Order group from 2004 present. Since 2008, I have been the co-chair of the working group, Justice and Salvation. This group ended its eight-year tenure of work in October VII. OTHER PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES

8 Page 8 PRESENTATIONS (Recitals, Lectures, Addresses, etc.): 1. Address to the International Pentecostal Education Conference for the Church of God, Stuttgart, Germany. A Global Perspective on Pentecostal Faith and Praxis: Pentecostal Identity, Future Challenges and Theological Responses. (8 August 2003). 2. Lecture given on the occasion of the installation of Terry Cross as Dean of the School of Religion, Lee University. Where the Spirit Blows: The Trajectory and Task of Informed Pentecostalism. (23 October 2002). 3. Address to the Theology Group at the Society for Pentecostal Studies: Can There Be A Pentecostal Systematic Theology? An Essay in Theological Method in a Postmodern World. Tulsa, OK: March Address to the Evangelical Theology Group at the American Academy of Religion (Denver, CO), November 2001: What Can Pentecostal Theology Offer Evangelical Theology? 5. Address to the Koine Greek Club, Lee University (1998/2001): How to Use Greek in Pastoral Ministry. 6. Address to the Koine Greek Club, Lee University (April 2001): The Relationship of Pentecostal Theology to Christian Theology. 7. Presentation to the Faculty at Lee University: The Christian Faith and Postmodernity-- Or, Can a Christian Be Postmodern? August PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS: Connecticut Classical Association [ ] Career Track: Team Leadership [1996] Society for Pentecostal Studies, Cleveland, TN [March 1998] North American Patristic Society, Loyola University, Chicago, IL [May 1998] The American Academy of Religion (AAR), Orlando, FL [November 1998] The Karl Barth Society of North America, Orlando, FL [November 1998] Karl Barth Conference Presented by the Center for Barth Studies, Princeton, NJ [June 1999] The American Academy of Religion (AAR), Boston, MA [November 1999] The Karl Barth Society of North America, Boston, MA [November 1999] The Society for Pentecostal Studies, Kirkland, WA [March 2000] The American Academy of Religion, Nashville, TN [November 2000] The Karl Barth Society of North America, Nashville, TN [November 2000] Karl Barth: A Conference on Preaching and Prayer, Columbia Theological Seminary [April 2001]. The Society for Pentecostal Studies, Tulsa, OK [March 2001] The American Academy of Religion (AAR), Denver, CO [November 2001] The Karl Barth Society of North America, Denver, CO [November 2001] The Society for Pentecostal Studies, Lakeland, FL [March 2002] The American Academy of Religion (AAR), Toronto, Canada [November 2002]

9 Page 9 The Karl Barth Society of North America, Toronto, Canada [November 2002] The Commission on Faith and Order for the National Council of Churches of Christ, Authority in the Church, Subgroup, Washington, DC [March 2003] The Society for Pentecostal Studies, Wilmore, KY [March 2003] International Educators Conference for the Church of God, Stuttgart, Germany [August 2003] The Commission on Faith and Order for the National Council of Churches of Christ, Authority in the Church Subgroup, Berkeley, CA [October 2003]. Faith & Order Working Group: Justice and Salvation: [October 2004-October 2011] at various locations throughout the United States. MEMBERSHIPS IN PROFESSIONAL AND HONOR SOCIETIES (List offices, if any): Karl Barth Society of North America [1997- present] Society for Pentecostal Studies [1998- present] Chair, Theology Interest Group, nd Vice-President, SPS: st Vice-President, SPS President, SPS The American Academy of Religion [1998- present]