Lisa Kimball reflects on institutional experiences of transformation and her own professional evolution within the broader shifts in theological education to cultivate resilience and hope amid uncertainty. When leaders embrace theological interdisciplinarity, sacred listening, and imaginative praxis, they can co-create spaces where faith, learning, and human flourishing are dynamically renewed. Click here to register for this webinar!

				Lisa Kimball, PhD, is former Vice President for Lifelong Learning and James Maxwell Professor of Lifelong Christian Formation at Virginia Theological Seminary. A practical theologian, she focuses her teaching and research on faith practices and faith transmission in everyday life, such as how theological anthropology shapes public political discourse. https://vts.edu/faculty/elisabeth-m-kimball/

About This Series

ALLLM is pleased to present a seven-episode webinar series, "Cultivating the Ecotone of Lifelong Learning for Ministry." Each webinar features one or more contributors to the open-access book Sustaining Ministry Education: Cultivating the Ecotone of Lifelong Learning, edited by Darryl W. Stephens, forthcoming from Atla Open Press, September 2026. https://darrylwstephens.com/sustaining-ministry-education/. Located at the confluence of church, society, and academy, lifelong learning is an “ecotone,” a transitional space with its own distinct ecology. In this webinar series, directors of programs, theological educators, and theological librarians share research and best practices to promote a healthy ecotone focused on discovery, innovation, nurture, and sustainability.

Contact

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