Quinton Dixie Understands the Value of a Cultural Legacy
The professor of Christian history and Black Church studies wants the church to use its resources to shape communities.
Jan Holton: Preparing Pastors to Accompany People Who Are Suffering
Holton takes an approach to pastoral care that focuses on the promise and story of communities.
Wylin Wilson: Helping the Church Pursue Justice
Wylin D. Wilson, assistant professor of theological ethics, helps form students to pursue justice through the intersection of theology, bioethics, and gender studies. 
Alma Tinoco Ruiz’s Journey from Mathematics to Ministry Leadership
New director of Hispanic House of Studies and homiletics lecturer on the call to faith, reconciliation, and unity.
Brent Strawn on Why the Old Testament Still Matters
From wrath and judgment to social justice and poverty, Strawn says the ancient text offers much wisdom for contemporary Christians.
Edgardo Colón-Emeric: Called to Much More than Just Saving Souls
Colón-Emeric invites Christians to take up the work of reconciliation.
Patrick Smith: Theological Ethics for the Public Good
Smith is a public theologian who seeks the well-being of the people, especially vulnerable communities such as those facing the end of life and those on the margins.
Xi Lian: Learning from History about Changing the World
“My work serves the church by helping students develop a historical understanding that I hope will prepare them for the complexity of real life that they are going to encounter.”
Douglas Campbell: Connecting Prison Ministry and Pauline Scholarship
If the apostle Paul was walking the earth right now, he would probably be in prison, says Douglas Campbell, professor of New Testament.
Jerusha Neal: Preaching and the Global Church
Jerusha Neal, assistant professor of homiletics, talks about how her experiences as a missionary in Fiji have shaped her views on preaching.

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