Philip H Eveson     
BA (University of Wales, Bangor)
MA (University of Cambridge, Selwyn College)
MTh (University of London, King’s College)
Principal of LTS, Director of the John Owen Centre for Theological Study and Lecturer in Old Testament Theology and Exegesis, Canon and Text of Scripture and Bible translations
After serving churches in South Wales, he was minister of Kensit Evangelical Church Finchley for 25 years and has been involved with the church in pioneering work in Ghana. He is still an elder of the church. His preaching and lecturing have taken him to every continent. He is married to Jennifer and they have one daughter, one son-in-law and three grandchildren. His hobbies include playing the piano and pipe organ.
Publications include The Great Exchange, Justification by faith alone in the light of recent thought (Day One, 1996), The Book of Origins, Genesis simply explained (Evangelical Press, 2001), Travel with Martyn Lloyd-Jones (Day One, 2004), The Beauty of Holiness, Leviticus simply explained (Evangelical Press, 2007) and he has contributed to and edited The Gospel Ministry: practical insights and application (Evangelical Press, 2005).

Robert Strivens
MA (University of Cambridge, Corpus Christi College) ThM (Westminster Theological Seminary, Philadelphia)
Principal-Designate and Lecturer in New Testament and Greek, ethics and hermeneutics
Having trained for the pastoral ministry at LTS, Robert pastored an evangelical church in Banbury for 8 years. Prior to training for the ministry, he was a solicitor in private practice, working in London and Brussels. He has been involved in training pastors in French-speaking West Africa. Robert is also chairman of the Board of Directors of Evangelical Press. Currently he is engaged in doctoral research on Philip Doddridge and early 18th century Dissent. He is married to Sarah and they have three sons.  He enjoys classical music, Scottish hills and Italian sunshine.

Robert W Oliver
BA (University of London, University College)
PhD (CNAA, London Bible College)
Lecturer in Church History and Historical Theology
Robert has pastored the Old Baptist Church in Bradford-on-Avon for 35 years and taught at LTS for the past 20 years. He has preached and taught in various countries and has been invited to lecture at the National Portrait Gallery on several occasions. Robert is also adjunct professor of Westminster Theological Seminary, Philadelphia. He is married to Rachel and they have two children.
He is the author of History of the English Calvinistic Baptists 1771-1892 (Banner of Truth, 2006) and has contributed to and edited John Owen, the man and his theology (Evangelical Press, 2002).

Christopher J Bennett
MA (University of Cambridge, Peterhouse College)
Lecturer in New Testament Greek, Exegesis and Theology, Apologetics and Church Planting
After assisting churches in Islington and Ashford (Middx) he was pastor of Hounslow West Evangelical Church for 7 years. He is currently involved in a church plant at Wilton, Muswell Hill. Chris plays the violin and is married to Esther. They have three girls.

Basil Howlett
Lecturer in Preaching and Pastoral Theology
Basil has had pastorates in Cheltenham, Clevedon and Wrexham, and is presently co-pastor of Carey Baptist Church, Reading. A former president of the Fellowship of Independent Evangelical Churches, he now serves on their council. He has been very involved in two indigenous missions in India and has preached and taught in Africa and South America. Married to Margaret they have four children and four grandchildren.

Stephen Clark
MA (University of Oxford, Lincoln College)
Lecturer in Christian Doctrine
After practising as a solicitor for some years, Stephen trained for the ministry on the Evangelical Movement of Wales’ Theological Training Course. He pastored a new church in Llandrindod Wells, Mid Wales, then in his home church at Abersychan, South Wales before becoming pastor of Freeschool Court Evangelical Church, Bridgend. In addition, he has recently been appointed Director of the Evangelical Movement of Wales’ Theological Training Course. He is married to Lynne and they have three children and two grandchildren. He enjoys trying to beat his wife at scrabble.
He serves as chairman of Affinity’s Theological Study Conference and has contributed to and edited Tale of Two Cities: Christianity and Politics (IVP/Apollos, 2005) and The Forgotten Christ (IVP/Apollos, 2007). Stephen has also written Putting Asunder: Divorce and Remarriage in biblical and pastoral perspective (Bryntirion Press, 1999).