Dr. Cameron MacKenzie

Dr. MacKenzie has been a member of the faculty of Concordia Theological Seminary,
Fort Wayne (CTSFW), since 1983. He holds the Forrest E. and Frances H. Ellis Chair in
German Reformation Studies. He teaches courses on the history of the Christian church
such as Reformation Era, Luther’s Theology, Calvin and Calvinism, Puritanism, and the
history of the English Bible.

MacKenzie received his BA from the University of Detroit, an MA in history from the
University of Chicago, an MA in classics from Wayne State University, an STM in New
Testament from CTSFW, and a PhD in history from the University of Notre Dame.
Before joining the CTSFW faculty, he served St. Matthew Lutheran Church in Detroit,
Michigan, as pastor (1975–1983) and as headmaster of its school (1972–1983).

He has published many articles in the field of church history, lectures frequently and is
the author of The Battle for the Bible in England, 1557–1582. He has written two
LifeLight doctrinal studies, Ministry and End Times and has contributed to several
others. He is also the author of The Reformation.

MacKenzie has served The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod in a variety of ways
including terms of service on the Commission on Theology and Church Relations, the
Doctrinal Review Commission, and the Board of Governors of the Concordia Historical
Institute.

He is married to Meg (nee Martin) of Midland, Michigan. They have four children and
six grandchildren.