FACULTY
Wilbert Chipenyu, Principal & Lecturer/Facilitator
Wilbert has been involved in teaching, he comes from a family of Christian educators. He taught in schools while being a preacher in Zimbabwe and then studied theology and has since also been teaching theology. He is with Timothy Two International and has lead workshops in Zambia, Malawi, Zimbabwe, and South Africa and taught at theological colleges in Zimbabwe and South Africa.
He served as an evangelist for Maritime Missions in Pusan, South Korea and as a pastor for the English Church there. His wife is Perpetua also a teacher and they have four children. He is with the GKSA Zim. Education: Cert Educ University of Zimbabwe . Bachelor of Technology in Education Management, Tshwane University of Technology MPhil in curriculum policy,evaluation, & implementation, Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University MDiv Kosin University, South Korea PhD (cand) North-West University Vernon Vera (Acting Registrar)
Rev Vera and his wife were missionaries in Lesotho and Leadership Trainers (Cooperate and Christian Leaders) now have come to the Eastern Cape through their sending church in East London to serve at Dumisani in the role of acting registrar.
Rev Vera has served in theological education at University of Kwa Zulu Natal, Hebron Theological College, Walk thru the Bible,Founder of Center for Maximum Impact, HTAM, facilitator of Alternative to Violence Project (AVP), Education: PhD (cand) - University of Free State MTh - University of Natal BA - University of Natal |
Patrick Diniso, Vice Principal & Lecturer/Facilitator
Patrick Diniso is a chaplain with the South African National Defence Force. He has also pastored congregations in the Free Church in Southern Africa and studied at Dumisani. He is involved with Christian counselling and has done some part-time teaching at Fort Hare University. Patrick is married to Nokwanda and they are blessed four children.
Education: Diploma in Bible, Centane Bible College DipTh Dumisani Theological Institute & Bible School BA Theology, North-West University MPhil Chaplaincy studies, Stellenbosch University PhD Practical Theology, University of Fort Hare Steven (Tabo) Choi, Adjunct Lecturer
Pastor Steven Choi has been a missionary of the Kosin Presbyterian Church for seven years. His family have served in Lesotho before coming to the
Eastern Cape. He works with Living Waters Church in Scenery Park in the East London area. He and his wife have three children. Education: BA Kosin University, South Korea MDiv Korea Theological Seminary, South Korea ThM (cand) Korea Theological Seminary, South Korea |
Jack C. Whytock (Visiting Lecturer & Governor)
Dr Whytock grew up on a farm in Bruce County in Canada and was called to Gospel preaching and teaching when seventeen. He has been involved in church planting, prison ministry, college chaplaincy, and rural ministry; and has also been extensively labouring in theological education for over twenty-four years in Canada, East Africa, South Africa, South America, Asia, and Eastern Europe.
He is married to Nancy and they have four grown children. Dr Whytock has been active as an author and an editor. One of his books is, An Educated Clergy. He is a minister of the Free Church of Scotland and a board member of the World Reformed Fellowship and Convener of its Theological Education Commission. Education: BA, University of Renison College, University of Waterloo; Dip.CS, Regent College, Vancouver; MATS, Regent College, Vancouver; MTh, University of Glasgow PhD, University of Wales Dumisani: Lecturer/Facilitator and Governor, and Extraordinary Professor in the Reformed Study Unit, North-West University. Sharon Vera (Communications Officer)
Sharon was a missionary in Lesotho, married to Rev. Vernon Vera(Acting Registrar), have teaching experience with high school level, primary and pre-school teaching, co- facilitates and organize events, she is passionate about children Ministry and youth programs. She is a Co-Found of Center for Maximum Impact, HTAM and Co - Founder of Jeremiah Generation organisation.
Sharon is a Smile Train volunteer coordinator for Lesotho. Qualified Anthropologist and Social Scientist. Sharon has joined family of Dumisani as Communication Officer. Sharon has moved to Eastern Cape with her husband and 2 kids (Ntefeleng and Kudzai ). Education: BA : Sociology and Social Anthropology - University of Lesotho Cert: Events Management - University of Cape Town Rev/Ds Nikolaas Pienaar (Adjunct Lecturer & Governor)Rev. Pienaar served first at the Pretoria West GKSA congregation (2012-2017) and then in 2017 came to the East London GKSA congregation.
Education: BA, North-West University BTh, North-West University Hons BTh, North-West University MDiv, North-West University Dumisani: Lecturer/Facilitator and Governor. |
Nancy J. Whytock (Visiting Lecturer & Consultant Librarian)
Mrs Whytock grew up in Canada, the daughter of a Presbyterian minister. Much of her childhood was spent in the company of visiting missionaries from various parts of the world, and the Lord used this to develop in her a love for missions at home and abroad. When she left home for college, she sensed a call to prepare to be a teacher. In 1986, she married Jack and together they have raised their four children while serving in various congregations and colleges where she has taught English and music and worked in libraries.
Education: BA History and Music, Mount Allison University, Canada; Graduate Certificate in Biblical Studies, Tyndale Seminary, Canada; MA Applied Linguistics, Lincoln Christian University, USA Other Adjunct & Visiting Lecturers & Tutors in 2020:
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STAFF
Hlalanathi (Hombie) Mathiso
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Shalen Singh
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