Dr. Philip Mayo

Associate Professor, New Testament Studies

Phone: (612) 343-4766
Email: plmayo@northcentral.edu
Office: Miller Hall #236

• B.A. – Oral Roberts University [1982]
• M.Div. – Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, Pastoral Counseling [1985]
• Cert. – Center for International Christian Ministries (London), Urban Evangelism [1985]
• Cert. – Cours de Civilization Francaise de la Sorbonne (Paris) [1996]
• Ph.D. – Fuller Theological Seminary, Theology [2004]

Quelle est votre matiere preferee? Professor Mayo would hope the answer to that question is one of the bible classes he teaches. Originally ordained in the International Pentecostal Holiness Church, Professor Mayo shares with his students his wide range of expertise. Just one of many experiences from his incredibly diverse background in ministry and teaching he brings to the classroom would include time he spent as a missionary in Paris, France. From his hometown in Chesapeake, Virginia, Professor Mayo has traveled to New England for ministry and to England and California for teaching positions.

Currently, he lives locally with his wife Jolene and son Josiah. Professor Mayo has been a Den Leader for the Boy Scouts, which allowed him to enjoy some of his favorite activities, such as camping and visiting national parks. When not playing video games with his son, he spends his time reading up on early American history or lost in a good C.S. Lewis or J.R.R. Tolkien masterpiece.

Societies, Positions and Committees

• Society of Biblical Literature
• Society for Pentecostal Studies

Book, Article and Research Titles

• Doctoral Dissertation – “Those Who Call Themselves Jews: The Church and Judiasm in the Apocalypse of John."
• "The Role of the Birkath Haminim in Early Jewish-Christian Relations: A Re-examination of the Evidence." Bulletin for Biblical Research, 2006.