Recognized leaders in seminary education, Fuller faculty members are involved in a wide range of activities—from teaching in Fuller classrooms to providing training workshops in Shanghai; from presenting papers in Seattle to teaching online courses for students across the globe; from writing books and journal articles to speaking at conferences for pastors.
 
Below are just a few examples of the ways Fuller faculty are actively involved in academia, the community, and the world.

Timothy Kelly Reports from China 
Timothy Kelly, Director of the De Pree Leadership Center Public Policy Institute at Fuller, reports about his training sessions for mental health professionals in China, many of whom are helping meet the psychological needs of earthquake survivors in Chengdu and the larger Sichuan Province. 
 
Ryan Bolger Blogs on Contemporary Issues 
Ryan Bolger, Assistant Professor of Church in Contemporary Culture, offers reflections on new forms of church and community – including the emerging church – in his blog.
 
Faculty Author New Book on Youth 
Fuller professors Kara Powell and Chap Clark recently authored Deep Justice in a Broken World: Helping Your Kids Serve Others and Right the Wrongs Around Them.