Rev. Sam Chaise BComm (University of Saskatchewan);MDiv (Regent)

Dr. Patrick Ducklow 

BA (Simon Fraser University); MA (University of British Columbia); MDiv (Regent College); DMin (Trinity International University); R. Psych.

Paddy is Associate Professor and holds the Erb-Gullison Chair of Marriage and Family Ministries at Carey Theological College.  Paddy has more than thirty-five years of pastoral experience, most recently serving for the past fifteen years  as the Senior Pastor and Team Leader of Capilano Christian Community in North Vancouver.  Paddy is a registered psychologist with extensive experience working in the areas of marriage enrichment, parenting, conflict, interpersonal relationships, and family systems.  He loves the church, and is committed to transformation through personal communication.  

Dr. Chung-Yan Joyce Chan

BSc (University of California, Los Angeles); MDiv (Golden Gate Baptist Seminary); PhD (Baylor University)

Dr. Barbara Mutch BRE, MA (Briercrest); DMin (Princeton)

Barbara is the Vice-President Academic, Charles Bentall Professor of Pastoral Studies and the Director of the Doctor of Ministry Program at Carey Theological College.  Prior to her appointment at Carey, she served as the Associate Pastor at First Baptist Church, Regina, for fifteen years.  A graduate of Princeton Theological Seminary, Barbara’s Doctor of Ministry thesis project focused on discovering images of God that enable sexually abused women to pray.  Barbara has been involved in teaching, pastoral care, leadership development, and mentoring others throughout her career both within the pastoral context and as a Professor.

Dr. Benno Przybylski BSc, MA (University of British Columbia); MDiv (North American Baptist Seminary); PhD (McMaster)

Benno is Professor of Biblical Studies at Carey Theological College.  In addition, Benno brings an interest in Religions of the World to the Carey curriculum.  He has served as a Professor and Associate Professor at Edmonton Baptist Seminary, a Research Assistant Professor at McMaster University, and Assistant Professor at North American Baptist College.  Benno completed a year of study at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem while completing his thesis, The Meaning and Significance of the Concept of Righteousness in the Gospel of Matthew. Benno has published numerous books, articles and reviews.  Dr. Przybylski’s course on the Gospel of Matthew is Carey’s first Internet course.

Rev. Myrna Sears BA, (Acadia University); MA [CE]( Southern Baptist Theological Seminary); MDE (Athabasca University)

Myrna is the Registrar at Carey as well as a lecturer. She has a passion for education which has given her a breadth of experience with children, youth and adults in the educational ministries of the church. As an ordained minister, she provided leadership in three Baptist congregations, followed by six years in denominational ministry. Through these experiences, Myrna saw the importance of lifelong learning and continuing education so she added a distance education degree to her personal portfolio.   Prior to assuming the Registrar’s duties, Myrna worked at the University of Alberta with a focus on applied educational research and faculty development in instructional technologies. She is published in academic journals in the areas of evaluation research in instructional technologies and in the scholarship of teaching.

Dr. Axel Schoeber
BEd (University of British Columbia ; MDiv, ThM (Regent College); MA (University of Victoria); DMin (Faith Lutheran Seminary); PhD Candidate (University of Victoria)

Dr. Brian Stelck BEd, MEd (University of Alberta); MDiv (North American Baptist Divinity School); PhD (University of Alberta)

Brian is President of Carey Theological College and Associate Professor of Applied Theology.  His areas of expertise are in international/intercultural education and development, missiology, evangelism, and theological education.  Awarded a scholarship for excellence in preaching, Brian is experienced as a pastor, a church planter, and a denominational executive.  He spent eight years as a missionary with Canadian Baptist Ministries in East Africa.  While in Kenya he was involved in developing partnerships with key Kenyan Christian denominations.  He has written articles for numerous recognized Journals, is currently an executive staff member of the Canadian Baptists of Western Canada, and is an ordained minister with the CBWC.

Rev. Cam Yates BSc (Robert Morris University); MRE (Gordon-Conwell)

Having been a pastor with the Canadian Baptists of Western Canada for 16 years, Cam made a natural transition to the work and ministry of Carey Theological College where he served in various capacitites over the past 11 years: Registrar, Vice President Administrative Services, founding Director of the William Carey Institute and lecturer in the field of spiritual formation. Cam was also instrumental in establishing the Centre for Spiritual Formation.  Although Cam retired at the end of 2007, he continues to serve the College and Institute through teaching in the MASF and CSF programs and facilitating spiritual formation retreats.