Mission Statement
Mission: The InSights Journal for Global Theological Education seeks to enhance the global discourse on theological education by featuring non-Western perspectives, realities, and practices.
Purpose: The InSights Journal provides a forum for scholars and practitioners to address issues broadly related to theological education. We are particularly interested in engaging and amplifying non-Western voices in the global conversation. The Journal’s audience includes faculty, administrators, resource and funding agencies, accrediting bodies, and other researchers in the field of theological education.
Editorial Board

Andy A. Alo, PhD
Democratic Republic of Congo
Alo is the Director of the Doctoral program of Shalom University of Bunia (D.R.C). His research interests include the role of Holy Scriptures and theological education in the holistic development of the Church in Africa and its People. He completed his studies in the Democratic Republic Of Congo before pursuing his PhD in Translation Studies at Africa International University in Kenya.

Marcos Orison de Almeida, PhD
Brazil
Marcos serves as a full-time professor at South American Theological Seminary in Londrina, Brazil. He is also Assignee Representative before the federal government for accreditation processes in Brazil. His research interests include Missiology (contextual and urban mission), Systematic and Biblical Theology, and Liturgical Theology. He earned his PhD in Intercultural Studies at Fuller Theological Seminary.

Athena Gorospe, PhD
Philippines
Athena serves as Associate Professor and Research Director at Asian Theological Seminary, Manila, the Philippines. Her research interests include the Old Testament. She has published on Exodus and Ruth. She earned her PhD in Theology with an Old Testament focus at Fuller Theological Seminary.

A. N. Lal Senanayake, PhD
Sri Lanka
Lal serves as President of Lanka Bible College and Seminary (LBCS), a leading interdenominational Evangelical theological training institution in Sri Lanka. He earned his PhD in Educational Studies at Trinity International University. He also serves on the pastoral team at Lighthouse Church, Kandy. His research interests include cognitive development and the role of education in reaching his country for Christ.

David Suazo J., PhD
Guatemala
David serves as a theology professor at Central American Theological Seminary in Guatemala City, where he also directs the Doctoral program in Theological Education. His research interests include Historical, Biblical, and contemporary theology and theological education. David earned his PhD in Theological Education from SETECA.

John Jusu, PhD
Democratic Republic of Congo
Born in Sierra Leone, John served as Professor and Dean of the School Of Education, Arts, and Social Sciences and taught in the Educational Studies Department at Africa International University in Nairobi. He now serves as the Regional Director for Africa for Overseas Council. John earned his PhD in Educational Studies at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School.

Carver Yu, PhD
China
Carver Yu earned his D. Phil. at Oxford and his D.D. at Edinburgh. He is currently the Abundant Grace Distinguished Professor Of Theological Studies and President Emeritus at China Graduate School of Theology in Hong Kong. His research interests include Christian faith and public values, Christian faith and Chinese culture, and the future of theological education.

Evan R. Hunter, PhD
Executive Editor
Evan Hunter has worked with ScholarLeaders International since 2004, currently serving as Vice President. He earned his PhD in Educational Studies from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, where his dissertation explored contextual engagement of Evangelical PhD programs located in the Majority World. His research interests include issues related to faculty development, sustainability, contextualization, and learning approaches within theological education.

Tharwat Whaba, PhD
Egypt
Tharwat earned his PhD in 2009 from the London School of Theology, where his research focused on the history of Presbyterian mission in Egypt and Sudan. Tharwat currently serves as the Chair of the Mission Department at Evangelical Theological Seminary in Cairo.