Paul Shinil Liu
Associate Professor of Ministry, Director of Mandarin Studies (Instructional Faculty)
At a Glance
Biography
Liu received a Ph.D. in international politics from China Academy of Social Sciences in Beijing, China, in 2003; a Ph.D. in international economics from University of Nebraska, Lincoln, in 1991; an M.A. in economics from University of Nebraska, Lincoln, in 1989; and a B.A. in business administration from National Taiwan University in Taipei, Taiwan, in 1986.
Liu has delivered lectures at Beijing University, Nanjing University, Dongbei University of Finance & Economics, Guizhou University, Guangxi University, and Yanbian University of Science & Technology in China; at Ewha Womens’ University and Kosin University in South Korea; at Pyongyang University of Science & Technology in North Korea; and at the University of Toronto in Canada.
Liu has a passion for education projects and ministries related to China and Christianity. Liu has been involved in missions projects with the International Mission Board and South Korean Baptist Churches throughout East Asia since 1993. He has studied at the Korean Baptist Theological Seminary and University and is currently completing a degree from Midwestern Seminary. He is married to Myungsuk Yun, and together they have two children: Hanna Liu and Yuna Esther Liu.
Education
B.A. in Business Administration, National Taiwan University
M.A. in Economics, University of Nebraska
M.Div., Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Ph.D. in International Economics, University of Nebraska
Ph.D. in International Politics, China Academy of Social Sciences
Faculty Q&A
Our churches need to be missional churches for His China Mission and His world mission!
It gives me the opportunity to be able to do China Mission better and more effectively than anywhere else, even better and more effectively than in China.
We, Mandarin Studies of MBTS, have many Paul-like outstanding students. There are at least 20 students who already hold doctoral degrees in other fields. We expect our excellent students and graduates to evangelize the Chinese people scattered across 198 countries around the world, to lead Chinese churches in those 198 countries, and to take on the responsibility of His world missions in the 21st century.
