Welcome to Global United Fellowship  Northeastern Province Christian Education  Department!

The Board of Education for the Global United Fellowship has identified three (3) primary methods it proposes to use as the instruments to accomplish the fulfillment of its primary mission. These are:

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To Educate: We believe that it is our assignment to ensure that all who are a part of our fellowship come to know their true identity with God and proper placement in the Kingdom of God. With this information, our membership will be positioned to properly function and serve the vision of GUF. Because GUF is a global entity with a global reach, we will have to use both traditional and contemporary forms of communication to ensure unanimity.

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To Equip: We believe that it is not only important that GUF members know their identity but additionally they must develop their skills in order to serve with excellence and proficiency. To achieve this we will have to maximize on every opportunity available to impart into the GUF family thus sharpening their skill set allowing them to become the best they can be. Primarily, we will seek to accomplish this during the times of our gatherings, both international and in our local settings.

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To Empower: We also believe that it will be important for us to provide mentoring for all those who are of the GUF family so as to ensure that persons not only have the information and skill set to carry out their functions, but also have been mobilized to implement them in their local setting. To accomplish this we will seek to a) partner with some of the other departments so as to host events that would create opportunities for GUF members to put into practice what they have been educated and equipped to do; b) to expose members to experts in their area of concentration allowing them to glean from the wealth of experience they possess.

  The Northeastern Province of Global United Fellowship is guided by these principles. As a result, our Province will be conduct robust, rigorous and Bible based programming for the congregations we serve in Pennsylvania, Delaware, New Jersey and Eastern Shore Maryland.

This department is led by Professor Leandra Casson Marshall has been ordained clergy for 21 years. She is also a 22-year-old faculty member at Delaware State University. She also is a member of the Delaware State University Wesley College Health and Behavorial Sciences' Leadership team and with responsibilities as a Cooperative Extension Trauma and Wellness Coordinator. 

Her education includes degrees and post graduate work at the following institutions:

• Received her secular education from the following institutions: Lincoln University, University of Delaware, and the University of Kent at Canterbury in Canterbury, England, United Kingdom.  Professor Marshall received numerous fellowships to study Chinese and Russian Languages. Professor Marshall studied at Kalinin Polytechnical Institute, Kalinin University, in the Former Soviet Union, and the Mandarin Training Center, National Taiwan Normal University, Taipei, Taiwan, the Republic of China and at Norwich University’s Intensive Russian Language School. 

 

• Received her religious education from the following institutions: Palmer Theological Seminary, Eastern University, in Pennsylvania, Candler School of Theology, Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia, McAfee School of Theology, Mercer University, Atlanta, Georgia, Calvary Baptist Institute, Dover, Delaware and Victory College of Ministry, Stone Mountain, Georgia.   

For any questions regarding course offerings or upcoming catalog, Please email me at leandra.casson@gmail.com

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