Team Members

Mr. Joshua Emmanuel holds a BA in the liberal arts and was an honor student throughout all eight semesters. He also earned an MA in Philosophy, with a focus on early modern Christian philosophy and apologetics. Joshua is a missionary with the American mission organization, Teach the Story.

He has lived in Nigeria for eight years, during which he founded and currently directs the Jungle Ministry, a men’s recovery and discipleship ministry. His extensive discipleship experience, broad theological knowledge, and passion for Christian Reformation led him to establish Jos Reformed Theological College (JRTC) in 2024. He presently serves as the College’s president and one of its primary teachers.

Joshua is also the host of a Reformed apologetics podcast, The Reformation Room. Beyond his academic and reformational endeavors, he is an amateur musician, both a drummer and bassist, and enjoys hiking in the mountains and exploring nomadic spaces.

Nathaniel Moses Kuje is a lecturer in the School of Christian Formation and Worldview/Apologetics at Jos Reformed Theological College. A graduate of the ECWA Theological Seminary, Jos (JETS), he combines rigorous theological training with a deep concern for shaping the intellectual and spiritual lives of believers. For the past six years, he has led 120 Theologically—a ministry devoted to making sound theological education accessible to young Christians. The platform has hosted some of the finest theological minds both locally and internationally, fostering a culture of reflection, discernment, and doctrinal clarity.

Renowned for his apologetics engagement, Nathaniel also facilitates a bi-weekly course on biblical interpretation, through which hundreds of Christian youths have been trained to read Scripture with care, coherence, and contextual integrity. With a strong background in biblical theology and a passion for worldview formation, he is committed to cultivating believers who not only live faithfully but also think deeply and defend the faith with both intellectual honesty and biblical conviction. His teaching and ministry reflect a steady pursuit of truth, shaped by the historic Christian faith and its implications for life, thought, and culture.

Isaac Joseph Aninge (J.A. Isaac) is the Dean of Jos Reformed Theological College (JRTC), where he also lectures in the School of Biblical Studies. He is a graduate of the ECWA Theological Seminary, Jos (JETS), and specializes in New Testament studies. He teaches courses such as The Gospels and Acts, Introduction to the Intertestamental Period, Pauline Epistles, and Introduction to Biblical Greek. With a strong academic background and a pastoral heart, Isaac is committed to training students to rightly handle the Word of truth and to serve the church with theological depth and integrity. His leadership and teaching continue to shape the vision and growth of JRTC.

Wes was born and raised in Ontario, Canada.  His parents were saved when he was very small, and he grew up in a Christian home, attending a Baptist church since he was 3.  At the age of ten, he came under deep conviction of his sinful condition, and the Spirit’s drawing led him to repentance and faith in Jesus Christ.  When he was 12, he surrendered his life to full-time service. While at Bible College, he met his lovely wife Amy, and the two were married in 1995.  God has blessed them with four wonderful children and one grandson.

In ministry, Wes has a served as a senior pastor, and as a youth and music pastor and as a Christian school teacher.  Wes is an expository preacher and teacher of the Word, and he has a passion for church history, theology, Christian leadership, as well as cultural and philosophical subjects that are affecting western culture and the church today.  Wes and Amy homeschooled all four of their children, and still have a firm conviction of the need for Christian education and Christian homes that are led by godly fathers who teach and train their children in the discipline and instruction of the Lord.  He firmly believes that this generation is in as desperate a need for reformation as the Church was in Martin Luther’s day.  It is this belief and his commitment to the Five Solas of the Reformation that drives his passion for educating 21^st century Christians in the great moving of God among the Reformers of the 16^th century, and praying for an awakening among Christians today.

Wes is currently serving as the senior pastor at North Ten Mile Baptist Church in Amity, Pennsylvania.

Jeremiah Tersoo Akpera holds a BSc in Computer Science from Daystar University, Nairobi, Kenya. He is an experienced full-stack developer who builds web-based solutions using Python and JavaScript, with a focus on reliability, clarity, and practical application.

At Jos Reformed Theological College (JRTC), he lectures in Introduction to Computers, where he equips students with foundational computing knowledge and digital literacy necessary for effective academic work and ministry in a modern technological context.

Geoffrey N. Chukwu, Jnr. (G. N. Chukwu, Jnr.) serves as the Assistant Chaplain, and is also a full time lecturer with JRTC. A Christian minister and scholar-theologian focused on serving Christ in Christian academia, the Church, and the society, he holds an M. A. in Theology (Biblical Studies—New Testament) from ECWA Theological Seminary, Jos (JETS).

His interests include Biblical Studies in general—with a special emphasis on New Testament studies, exegesis and interpretation—, Biblical Theology, and Christian theology/doctrine. Occasionally, he does some work on Homiletics.