Faculty

Faith College of the Bible presently has eleven faculty members  All faculty members hold to the plenary verbal inspiration of the Scriptures and adhere to the Reformed Faith. They are all committed to Biblical Reformation in East Africa.

The Rev. Joshua Musyoka, B.A., M.Div, Principal - came to FCB from Mwingi Bible School in 2002, where he taught as well as served as Principle. He is a minister of the Independent Presbyterian Church.

The Rev. Titus Nzoka, Th.B., M.Div., taught at Mwingi Bible School from 1997 to 2002, and since has taught at FCB as well as served as Registrar and is a minister in the Independent Presbyterian Church.

The Rev. Philip Lagat, Th.B., M.R.E. is lecturer in Pastoral Theology and New Testament. He is a minister of the Good News Church of Africa.

The Rev. Jonathan Langat, Th.B., M.Div. is lecturer in New Testament at FCB as well as lecturer at Bomet Bible Institute. He is a minister of the Africa Gospel Unity Church.

The Rev. Nelson Were, Th.B., M.Div. is lecturer at FCB in Old Testament and Pastoral Studies as well as Lecturer at Bomet Bible Institute.

The Rev. Francis Onyango, Th.B. is Tutor in Old Testament, as well as acting Registrar. He is a minister of the Africa Gospel Unity Church..

Mrs. Violet Onyango, Th.B. is Tutor in English and Librarian. She is a member of the Africa Gospel Unity Church.

The Rev. Richard Rotich, Th.B. is tutor of Computer Knowledge and Business Manager of FCB. He is a minister of the Africa Gospel Unity Church.

Mrs. Bonnie Carlson, BS, MA, is lecturer in English and History. She formerly served in the administration of  St. Petersburg College in the USA.

The Rev. Howard Carlson, BA, M.Div, Th.D., D.D.,  is Adjunct lecturer in Old Testament and computer. He has formerly taught at Faith Theological Seminary and Evangelical Lutheran Seminary in the USA as well as Clearwater Christian College.

The Rev. Raymond Carlson, BA, M.Div., MA, Ed.D., is Adjunct Lecturer on Missions and Evangelism. He has been missionary in Kenya since 1969.

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