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Rod Spidahl, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Religion
712-707-7306
rspidahl@nwciowa.edu
Dr. Spidahl’s experience, scholarship and teaching are in the area of missiology and world religions. He also has taught courses in philosophy, ethics, anthropology and cross-cultural communication. As a missionary to the Fulbe (a mostly Muslim people group), he and his family lived for five years in Cameroon. He has been a pastor in Lutheran and Presbyterian churches and has worked in leadership training in Cameroon, in HIV-AIDS consultation work for Africa (Kenya), and with first- and second-generation immigrants from a variety of ethnic backgrounds in the U.S.
A member of the Ethnic America Network’s national board, Spidahl also holds memberships in the American Society of Missiology and the Evangelical Theological Society. He has a doctorate from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, Illinois, and a Master of Divinity degree from Lutheran Brethren Seminary, Minnesota. His bachelor’s degree, in agriculture education, is from the University of Idaho.
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