Credo Fellows

Credo Fellows are committed to retrieving classical Christianity, creating and cultivating reformation in the church today. Credo Fellows are devoted to the orthodox creeds of the faith, such as the Apostles' Creed, the Nicene Creed, and the Chalcedon Definition. Respecting their diverse denominational convictions, the Credo Fellows embody the spirit of the Reformation as displayed in its confessions and catechism.

Matthew Barrett

Editor-in-Chief

Founder of Credo • Associate Professor of Christian Theology • Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. Read full profile.

Gwenfair Walters Adams

Fellow

Professor of Church History • Chair, Division of Christian Thought • Director of the Master of Arts of Spiritual Formation • Gordon Conwell Theological Seminary

Craig Carter

Fellow

Research Professor of Theology • Tyndale University

Megan DeVore

Fellow

Professor of Church History and Early Christian Studies • Colorado Christian University

James Dolezal

Fellow

Associate Professor of Theology • Cairn University

J.V. Fesko

Fellow

Harriet Barbour Professor of Systematic and Historical Theology • Reformed Theological Seminary

Michael Haykin

Fellow

Professor of Church History and Spirituality • Director of the Andrew Fuller Center of Baptist Studies • The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary

Christopher R. J. Holmes

Fellow

Associate Professor in Systematic Theology • The University of Otago • Anglican priest

Louis Markos

Fellow

Professor of English • Robert H. Ray Chair in Humanities • Scholar-in-Residence • Houston Baptist University

Fred Sanders

Fellow

Professor • Associate Director of Torrey Honors College • Biola University

Scott Swain

Fellow

President • James Woodrow Hassell Professor of Systematic Theology • Reformed Theological Seminary

Carl Trueman

Fellow

Professor of Biblical and Religious Studies • Grove City College

Adonis Vidu

Fellow

Professor of Theology • Gordon Conwell Theological Seminary