Wanda M. Lundy currently serves as Director of the Doctor of Ministry Program at NYTS and board member of the Association for Doctor of Ministry Education.  Lundy, an ordained Presbyterian (USA) minister has 30 years of pastoral, institutional, and academic ministry experience. A graduate of Alabama A & M University with a Bachelor’s Degree in Business, Dr. Lundy acquired several post-undergraduate degrees: Master of Divinity – Johnson C. Smith Seminary at Interdenominational Theological Center; Master of Arts -Advanced Studies – Howard University School of Divinity; Doctor of Ministry-New York Theological Seminary. She is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Theology at Akrofi-Christaller Institute for Theology, Mission and Culture in Akropong-Akuamen, Ghana.

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Dr. Lundy’s area of specialty is Mission Studies and personal and communal transformation. Her curriculum vitae includes the following: Mentor and Research Development & Culture, Leadership and Identity in the D.Min. Program. Introduction to Missiology, Introduction to Congregational Transformation, Children, Go Where I Send Thee: Missions in the 21st Century and, the Going Home Journey: Civil Rights and Southern Religion – a journey that navigates students along a civil rights historical tour through North and South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee and Washington, D.C.

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She is currently working on a book entitled, Creating ACTS Communities – A Way to Congregational Transformation.

 

Dr. Lundy’s travel venues include Cuba, Brazil, Israel, Ethiopia, Ghana, Nigeria, Senegal, and Korea.

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She is married to Curtis Lundy, a jazz musician, and has two children, Love and Luqman.