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Langham Partnership International

September 02, 2010
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Programme Results

Langham Scholarships in the U.K. are helping to equip leaders!

Current Students

Thirty-five potential leaders from the developing world, now studying in Britain, are supported by Langham Scholarships. They are all working toward doctorates so they can teach in a leading theological seminary or Bible college in their home country.

Former Students

Of the 143* past and present Langham Scholars, 98 have already gained doctorates. Ten have gained master’s degrees. Nearly all of these have returned to the developing world.

The Story So Far

Langham Scholarships have had a strategic and far-reaching impact worldwide since 1971, as the following figures illustrate:

98 Doctorates obtained

10 Master’s/M.Phil.

35 Current doctoral Scholars

143 Past & present Scholars

8 Seminary principals

15 Seminary deans

36 Seminary lecturers

10 University lecturers

2 International leaders

19 National leaders

8 Ministers and pastors

1 Bible society consultant

1 School principal

1 School sdministrator

Regions Represented

18 East Africa

18 West Africa

5 Central & Southern Africa

7 Middle East

28 East Asia

31 South Asia

9 Latin America/Caribbean

18 Europe

6 United Kingdom

Congratulations to all our successful Scholars!

Every time a Langham Scholar completes his or her dissertation, successfully defends it and receives their doctorate is an occasion for great celebration. It represents a huge amount of effort over several long years, and we honour that hard work and rejoice in the reward it brings. We also pray that the new qualification will be a means through which the Scholar will be able to serve the church more effectively-in teaching and in other forms of leadership back in their own context.

Here is a list of those who have received their Ph.D.s since January 2004, with their awarding university, nationality and current position listed as well. Do remember them in your prayers. Often the first year or two back home can be a very difficult transition, especially for families. And many of them find themselves rather suddenly plunged from the quieter world of academic research into a frantic world of teaching, leadership and church affairs.

Ph.D.s gained in 2004:

Ph.D’s gained in 2005:

New Scholars who started in September 2005:
Out of the ninety applicants, five new Scholars were awarded Langham Scholarships:

  1. Kostake Milkov (Oxford;Macedonian)
  2. Insur Shamgunov (Oxford; Tartar)
  3. Samuel (Oxford; Chinese)
  4. Jose Mendoza (Oxford Centre for Mission Studies; Peruvian)
  5. Victor Ezigbo (Edinburgh; Nigerian)

*U.K. figures only.