Mark David Shaw Bishop Mark Shaw's earnest desire is to see people realize who they are in Christ and who God is to them. This will empower them to fulfill their purpose and destiny in Christ. He is the author of four books, “Is God Calling You To Ministry?,”  “The Glory of Kings,” “The Government of God,” and “Warfare!” God has called him to share the true nature of God with emphasis placed on the relationship between the individual and their Creator. In order to effect true and positive change in people’s lives, Bishop Shaw has also been called to bring attention to secular concepts and philosophies that have crept into the Body of Christ. Prophet John Kolb of Clarion Call Ministries, Rochester, MN states, “The ministry of Bishop Mark Shaw is one that is highly anointed to the calling that God has placed upon him. He ministers with great integrity and strong Biblical principles of character in simple humility of heart that has encouraged so many.” Bishop Shaw is co-founder and director of FFMTA and Collegium Bible Institute where the next generation of ministers are being equipped for God’s service around the world. Shaw began his ministerial journey with the First New Testament Church where he was licensed in 1977. He served as an associate pastor and studied under Reverend James Anderson and Reverend Shirley Smith in Fort Myers, Florida. He received his leadership training under Bill Basansky Ministries in 1985. Bishop Shaw was ordained as teacher and pastor in 1988 with the Five Fold Ministries by Dr. Roger Parlin, founder of the Five Fold Ministries. Shaw has served on their board of directors for the past twenty years. In September 2002, he was ordained by Dr. Michael K. Lake of United Full Gospel Church, located in Marshfield, Missouri. The Bishop is the co- founder of A Voice in the Wilderness newsletter which is published quarterly. Licensed in Teleios Therapy®, he counsels in healing and restoration through spiritual renewal. Shaw holds a Bachelor’s Degree and continues his studies with Dr. Michael Lake through Biblical Life College and Seminary in Marshfield, Missouri. Bishop Shaw teaches the design gap theory, which states that an individual is created by God for a particular destiny in life. In order to achieve this destiny, the individual must be living in accordance with God’s will for their life. Any deviation from this creates a gap between the individual’s designed purpose and their current lifestyle. Bishop Shaw is co-founder and director of Collegium Bible Institute where the next generation of ministers are being equipped for God's service. The Bishop and his wife also preside as pastors over Adonai Worship Center in Cannon Falls, Minnesota. In 2007 the Lord blessed this ministry by allowing Collegium Bible Institute to became a biblical institute (Collegium Bible Institute) in academic fellowship of the International Education Network of Biblical Life College & Seminary. BLCS has reviewed our curriculum and has given accreditation toward college credit with their college. Kathryn Colton Shaw Called to the office of Prophet, Kathryn Colton Shaw has a heart and a voice to teach those that are hungry to walk in the ways of the Lord, and awaken them to do what God has called them to do. It is Kathryn’s desire to bring healing to the whole person in order that they may be released to accomplish the destiny they were created for. Kathryn is the co-founder of A Voice in the Wilderness newsletter, which is a quarterly publication that focuses on the Christian life. She also co-authored the book “Warfare!” with her husband. She is licensed in Teleios Therapy ®, and teaches in healing and restoration through spiritual renewal. Kathryn holds an associate degree in Biblical Counseling under Dr. Michael Lake through Biblical Life College and Seminary in Marshfield, Missouri. She has completed studies through Oral Roberts University and she graduated in 2004 from The Way of the Master School of Biblical Evangelism located in Bellflower, California. Kathryn was ordained into the Five Fold Ministries in 1998 by Dr. Roger Parlin, founder of the Five Fold Ministries. She currently sits on the board of directors and is co-director of Collegium Ministries. Kathryn has a gift for networking and hosting seminars and educational programs. She is also gifted in administration and is a valuable asset in giving direction to the church. Pastor Kathryn is the co-founder of FFMTA and Collegium Bible Institute where she serves as Academic Dean/Counselor and continues to develop curriculum to impact the next generation for Christ. Susan Snelling Susan Snelling, Assistant to the Directors, joined Collegium Bible Institute in 2009. She also sits upon the Grant Committee as Grant Administrator where she oversees grant proposals for building our future campus. She holds a Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology from City University in Bellevue, WA. Susan was licensed as a minister in 2011 and serves as an associate pastor at Adonai Worship Center. She has a passion to see women enter into discipleship that they may fulfill the fullness of their purpose to the glory of God. This passion is taking shape in the authoring of a book that addresses the needs of women in the local Church. Her unique style of writing is an asset to the Body of Christ. Called to the prophetic ministry, she is encouraging Christians to repent and surrender to the call of God upon their lives by entering into discipleship where they can truly be anointed for the work for which they were created. The burden of the Lord's call upon her resounds with a prophetic voice to the Church. Her gifting shows a deep sense of purpose and direction. Nothing brings greater joy to her than a saint who has picked up their cross and has begun to follow Christ. Susan has a sense of both individual and corporate destiny which makes her an invaluable member of our team. John Wilcox John Wilcox serves the ministry in video and audio production. He has spent the majority of his employment in the television broadcast industry. Although he is invaluable in this field of work, his expressed value has a capacity far above his technical skill. His heart for the Church is unmistakable. His passion to present her as a chaste bride to her groom is unambiguous. His gifting lends itself to the ability to teach the Word of God. His ability to transfer the knowledge of God to the recipients of salvation is manifest in the lives that come away changed. John has the heart of a father for the Church. His apostolic anointing is demonstrated in his genuine love for those entrusted to this ministry. John also has the eye of a seer. This gift demonstrates itself in counsel to the Bride of Christ. Foremost, John loves to teach. His passion for the Word of God is articulated in his long hours of study and a deep sense of destiny in himself and others. Brandon Gatzke Brandon Gatzke joined Collegium Bible Institute in 2002. He is called to the office of Teacher/Evangelist and senses a deep commitment to the outcasts of society where he has a heart for those that are substance abusers. Brandon was licensed as a minister in 2010 and serves as an associate pastor at Adonai Worship Center which is the chapel of Collegium Bible Institute. Coming from the street himself, God has given him a divine compassion for those who are bound by drugs and alcohol. Brandon takes the Word of God literally when Jesus commissioned us to go make disciples through street evangelism ministry. Brandon’s preaching style shows his love for the Word of God and its application to the lives of believers. He has a longing for people to find their divine purpose and to see them walk in the direction that their Creator called them. He has a love for the truth and is an avid hunter of true doctrine. Brandon presently holds an associate degree with Biblical Life College & Seminary and he is a member of the Heritage Foundation Committee at Collegium Bible Institute (CBI). Richard Farm Richard Farm brings a youthful and fresh voice to our team. He has the pulse of the young and that translates in helping us communicate the knowledge of God to the next generation. He has a passion for history and apologetics, both of which are needed in an unprecedented way in our current culture. Richard sits on the Grant and Heritage Foundation Committees and is assistant to the Dean of Academic Study. His gifts are demonstrated in teaching and organizing. Rich brings a sense of order and efficiency to the team. Called to be a teacher in the Body of Christ, Rich is unique in the expression of a prophetic gift to the group. His insight into the Word of God will serve the Church for years to come. Richard has the potential to become one of the great generals of faith. His commitment to his purpose and destiny is unmistakably birthed out of love for his Savior. Dean and Cathy Gallups Thomas Dean Gallups brings a unique expression to our team. He has an apostolic call upon his life which demonstrates itself in the gifting for raising finances for our scholarship program. Along with his wife Cathy, Dean sits on the scholarship committee to evaluate potential scholarship candidates for the discipleship program at CBI. Dean's demeanor was formed from a period of hopelessness spent in drug abuse as well as street fighting. The Savior's impact upon Dean is found in the softness of a heart that loves those in his path. An amazing transformation that becomes a hope for others lost in a world of drugs and alcohol. Dean's gifting and calling demonstrate how one can be called to accomplish much in the kingdom of God without ever having to stand behind a pulpit. He is street oriented and well equipped to communicate the vision of this ministry to those who have no hope as well as to business men and women who have the power to help those who have no hope. Dean also has the call and desire to travel to other nations with his wife to take the good news to them. Cathy Gallups has the heart of an evangelist. She brings a passion to our team to communicate to the lost that is translated through her love of Jesus. She has become an asset to this ministry in her anointing to draw members of this community to whom she loves to share her message. Cathy also sits on the scholarship committee where she assists in the evaluation process of potential scholarship candidates for the discipleship program at CBI. Cathy is part of a team of evangelists that see their purpose realized in reaching out to their local community. There is the sense of a clarion call about her. She is not just concerned for making converts but sees a great need in getting people to plug in to their created purpose by becoming a disciple. She has heard the great commission to make disciples of every nation and feels a deep sense of destiny to accomplish that. Her love for the lost brings a passion that generates the action that communicates the good news of Christ to them. She is growth minded and forward looking. Along with her husband, Thomas Dean Gallups, they have a desire to take this good news to other nations. Missions are in their heart and in their future.  Collegium Bible Institute 410 Dakota Street W. Cannon Falls, MN 55009 (888) 808-5455 All rights reserved © 1988-2011 All photos, graphics and text are protected by copyright.