Delle has a background as a remedial reading teacher that led her into literacy work with a passion for enabling others to read God's word.

She has been a member of Wycliffe Bible Translators and SIL International for 22 years as Literacy Co-ordinator for SIL Indonesia serving in West Papua and teaching Literacy and Training Across Cultures at SPSIL.

Delle began working in educational administration while there and completed a Masters in Educational Administration in order to develop what she believes is a gift from God. She is dedicated to serving God through education, furthering His kingdom by helping to ensure others are skilled and qualified for their ministries.

Her hobbies include knitting (she belongs to the Handknitters Guild), gardening and walking.

Janet teaches Certificate IV 'Help People': Introduction to pastoral care, and is part of the MST Student Services Department. As Liaison Officer for international students she organises orientation and offers ongoing pastoral and practical support. Each year she offers seminars for student wives on thriving long term as a missionary or pastor's wife. She loves being involved in the lives of students and student wives and sharing their spiritual walk often challenges her.

Moving from Sydney to PNG at the age of 14 profoundly influenced Janet spiritually and challenged her to share Jesus overseas as a missionary. She worked as a Speech Patholgist before studying at Moore College with her husband Sam. 14 years in southern Pakistan with Interserve were the most challenging and growing years of her life. She taught their 3 children through Distance Education for 7 years while living in a Hindu desert village, and then in a rural Christian conference centre. For 5 years they were involved in the pastoral care of missionaries in Karachi.

At Wollongong Baptist Church, a multicultural church, Janet spent 10 years as a pastor's wife involved in pastoral care, playgroup management, women's ministry and depression workshops.

During those years Janet completed a Graduate Diploma in TESOL, and did casual work in orientation and pastoral care of Chinese TESOL students at the University of Wollongong. Since moving to Melbourne in 2008 she has been teaching English to migrants 2 days a week at Swinburne University of Technology, Wantirna.

Janet and Sam relax by visiting family and friends, and love walking, reading, listening to music, exploring the city and the Dandenongs and going sailing.

Neil is passionate about Jesus and our missional God; about seeing people totally abandoned to Jesus and encouraging them to find their place in God's Global Agenda. Late last millennia he’d worked in the automotive industry (mechanic & management) but since graduating from BCV in ’99 he’s stayed involved in theological education through the Distance Education program and as an adjunct faculty member since 2009.

Neil lives with his family (Helen, Zach & Eliza) in the outer east of Melbourne. His day-job is as Interserve Australia’s Personnel Director which is a constant challenge, inspiration and blessing. He loves teaching at MST and prays that he can foster love (which leads to action) for our Great God and His word through the subjects he leads.

Peter Riddell took his PhD on Islam in Southeast Asia at the Australian National University and has taught at the ANU, the Institut Pertanian Bogor (Indonesia), the London School of Oriental and African Studies and the London School of Theology, where he served as Professor of Islamic Studies.

Peter has published widely on the study of Southeast Asia, Islam and Christian-Muslim Relations. His books include Transferring a Tradition (Berkeley, 1990); Islam and the Malay-Indonesian World (London, Hawaii, and Singapore, 2001); Islam in Context (with Peter Cotterell, Grand Rapids and Leicester, 2003); and Christians and Muslims (Leicester, 2004).

He supervises Masters and Doctoral theses, and works at MST on Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays.

Rowland S. Ward was born and raised in Melbourne. Brought up in the Presbyterian Church of Victoria, Rowland moved to the Presbyterian Church of Eastern Australia [PCEA] in 1968. Rowland commenced correspondence studies with a view to the ministry, and then resigned from his position as Senior Account Executive with a large firm of international insurance brokers. He holds the BA and Hons BTh degrees from the University of South Africa, and the Diploma of the Free Church of Scotland College, Edinburgh (which he attended 1972-75). In 1994 he was awarded the degree ThD from the Australian College of Theology, Sydney for his dissertation on "Divisions and Unions in Australian Presbyterianism 1823-1901 with Special Reference to the Church's Attitude to its Creed".

Rowland commenced his ministry at Ulverstone, Tasmania PCEA in October 1975, and was ordained 16 March 1976. He returned to Melbourne in August 1981, established the Wantirna congregation in 1987 and two daughter churches subsequently (in Narre Warren and Mulgrave). He has lectured in a number of countries and written numerous books. Rowland is married to Anna Hilliard and they have five adult children and 5 grandchildren.

Rev Dr Scott Harrower teaches theology and church history at undergraduate and graduate level at MST and is also involved in supervising postgraduate research at MST Postgraduate.

Scott has strong leadership and pastoral skills, having worked in Anglican and Independent churches in Melbourne and the USA. He holds a Masters of Divinity, a Graduate Diploma in Bible and Ministry, a Research Masters in Historical Theology from Ridley Melbourne and a PhD in Systematic Theology from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School in Chicago. Scott has lectured in the USA dn in Germany and has contributed to books and scholarly papers alongside Don Carson and Graeme Cole.

Scott's interests include travel to Germany every year, American Football and hanging out with his mates playing Xbox or watching Sci-Fi films.

Scott grew up as the son of missionary parents in Argentina, returning as an adult missionary with his wife Kate many years later. Scott is a devoted father and family man, married to Kate with a son Dante and twin daughters Angela and Grace.