The Skopos Bishops’ College of Preaching equips Anglican clergy and ministry leaders in exegetical preaching—rooted in Scripture, faithful in doctrine, vibrant in delivery. Fellows participate in intensive study and preaching labs under the mentorship of leading Anglican theologians.

The inaugural college was held August 4–8, 2025 in Langhorne, Pennsylvania
with mentors Bishop Lee McMunn & Rev. Canon Henry Jansma.

2025 Fellows

SKOPOS Bishops’ College of Preaching

The Bishops’ Preaching College Fellows of 2025 are committed to the clear, faithful, and Christ-centered preaching of God’s Word in the Anglican tradition. They were selected for theological conviction, pastoral promise, and dedication to the Church’s mission.

  • Jonathan Groves holds a BA in Biblical Studies from Liberty University and a Master of Divinity from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. He is devoted to proclaiming Christ through sound doctrine and pastoral care.

  • James studied Biblical Languages at Moody Bible Institute and is completing his MA in Ecclesial Theology at Wheaton College. He is passionate about combining rigorous theological study with faithful local ministry.

  • Timothy earned his BA in Economics from Hillsdale College (2020) and completed postgraduate studies in accounting at Old Dominion University. He brings intellectual rigor, humility, and a servant’s heart to his preparation for Gospel ministry.

  • John holds a B.S. in Middle Grades Education (Language Arts & Social Studies) and earned both an M.Div. and a Th.M. in Historical Theology (cum laude) from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. He brings over a decade of experience in youth ministry and missions, and is deeply committed to Reformational Anglican theology.

  • Daniel holds a Ph.D. in Religious Studies from Stanford University, a Master of Arts in Religion from Yale Divinity School, and a BTh with Honors from the University of Newcastle.

  • Xavier holds a degree in Psychology with a minor in Communications from Regent University’s Honors College. He is currently pursuing his Master of Divinity at Regent Divinity School, with a focus on balancing rigorous study and family commitments.

  • Adam holds a BA in Political Science and Religion from Ashland University, as well as an MA and PhD in Political Science from Baylor University. He has also pursued coursework toward a Master of Arts in Religion at Westminster Theological Seminary. Adam serves as a priest in the Anglican Diocese of the Living Word, ministering at Holy Trinity Anglican Church and supporting a mission effort in Ashland, Ohio. His ministry combines academic rigor with pastoral devotion in service of Christ’s Church.