Dr. Sarah Lebhar Hall

PhD, University of Cambridge
MDiv, Trinity School for Ministry
BA, Princeton University

Dr. Sarah Lebhar Hall is Adjunct Professor of Biblical Studies at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, where she has taught Hebrew and Old Testament since 2006. She holds a BA in history from Princeton University, an MDiv from Trinity (then Trinity School for Ministry), and a PhD in Old Testament from the University of Cambridge.

Dr. Hall is the author of Conquering Character: The Characterization of Joshua in Joshua 1-11. She served on the writing team for To Be a Christian: An Anglican Catechism, and her chapter "Anglicans and Israel: The (Largely) Untold Story" was a 2022 Christianity Today Book Award finalist. She has taught Hebrew to students ages 6 to over 60.

A lifelong Anglican, she taught early in her career at a rural theological college in southern Uganda. In 2014 she and her husband, the Rev. Jon Hall, planted Incarnation Tallahassee, where she directs children's instruction. She enjoys singing, hiking with her husband, and time with her teenage children.

Other Faculty

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The Rev. Dr. Jukka Kääriäinen

President of the North American Lutheran Seminary

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The Rev. Dr. Jacob Rodriguez

Assistant Professor of New Testament

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The Rev. Dr. David Ney

Associate Professor of Church History

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The Rev. Dr. Joel Scandrett

Associate Professor Historical Theology