Dr.
Mark Lau Branson (Ed.D. University of San Francisco, M.A. Claremont
School of Theology), is the Homer L. Goddard Associate Professor of Ministry of the Laity at Fuller Theological Seminary. He has served in United Methodist and Presbyterian Churches
as well as with InterVarsity Christian Fellowship and Theological
Students Fellowship. Dr. Branson has served as a dean of an
African-American bible college and his ordination is from an African-American Pentecostal church.
He brings numerous, cross-cultural experiences in community organizing, economic development, consulting and teaching. His focus is on forming congregations in which all God’s people become a learning, worshiping, missional community that values intergenerational and multicultural life and a full engagement with the people, cultures, and structures of the surrounding society.
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OD760 Leading Missional Churches:
Cities, Culture, and Congregations
Dr.
Mark Lau Branson (Ed.D. University of San Francisco, M.A. Claremont
School of Theology), is the Homer L. Goddard Associate Professor of Ministry of the Laity at Fuller Theological Seminary. He has served in United Methodist and Presbyterian Churches
as well as with InterVarsity Christian Fellowship and Theological
Students Fellowship. Dr. Branson has served as a dean of an
African-American bible college and his ordination is from an African-American Pentecostal church.
He brings numerous, cross-cultural experiences in community organizing, economic development, consulting and teaching. His focus is on forming congregations in which all God’s people become a learning, worshiping, missional community that values intergenerational and multicultural life and a full engagement with the people, cultures, and structures of the surrounding society.