Juliany González Nieves
Juliany González Nieves
Juliany has experience across a range of higher ed industry segments, including communications, advancement and university relations. Prior to her role at Scholar Leaders, she served in multiple positions, including Director of Strategic Initiatives at Trinity International University – Florida, where she also taught undergraduate theology courses. She earned an M.Div. from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. Juliany is passionate about doing theology in conversation with the global church. She has collaborated with projects and initiatives from institutions such as the University of St. Andrews and The Paul G. Hiebert Center for World Christianity and Global Theology.
Juliany González Nieves
To Midwife Life in the Midst of a Hurricane
There is a poem I return to quite frequently. It’s part of a poetry collection titled Huracanada, written by Puerto Rican author Mayra Santos-Febres. Its last stanza, which I repeat often to myself, almost like a prayer, reads, Quiero que se sepa,tomen nota.Podemos, entre todaslevantar lo caído,parirnos una Isla nueva. In English, this roughly translates to:… read more
Book Review of “Christ in the Rubble: Faith, the Bible, and the Genocide in Gaza”
Isaac, Munther. Christ in the Rubble: Faith, the Bible, and the Genocide in Gaza. Grand Rapids, MI: Eerdmans, 2025. Introduction & Summary “I am not a politician. I am a theologian by training and a pastor to multiple churches, and, for me, speaking about Gaza is primarily a pastoral mandate” (1). With these words, Rev. Dr.… read more
About the Artwork
At InSights Journal, we pair theological reflection with visual art to honor the richness of Majority World perspectives – not only in thought, but also in creative expression. We believe that art can offer its own kind of theological insight and deepen the reader’s theological imagination. Our artwork selections are made with care and intentionality.… read more
About the Artwork
At InSights Journal, we pair theological reflection with visual art to honor the richness of Majority World perspectives – not only in thought, but also in creative expression. We believe that art can offer its own kind of theological insight and deepen the reader’s engagement with the themes of each article. Our artwork selections are… read more
