A Model for Theologizing in Arab Muslim Contexts (EMS Dissertation Series)
Mark Harlan is a professor and director of the Abraham Center at the Graduate Institute of Applied Linguistics (www.gial.edu) in Dallas, Texas. He completed his Master of Theology at Dallas Theological Seminary and his Ph.D. at Fuller Theological Seminary. For almost two decades, his family of five lived among Muslims in the Arab world and Africa. He has worked in church planting, field leadership, theological education, humanitarian aid, and Muslim-Christian relations. After an eight year stint as academic dean and professor at the Jordan Evangelical Theological Seminary, Mark taught at numerous educational institutions in the USA, including: William Carey International University, Biola University, Fuller Theological Seminary, Washington Bible College and Capital Bible Seminary.