Mr Stavan Narendra John, a SAIACS alumnus (MTh, Theology), joined SAIACS as a faculty-in-training in the Theology Department in 2015. He is currently pursuing a PhD in Theology from OCMS/Middlesex University, UK. His thesis focuses on Thomas F. Torrance’s Theology of the Ascension…
Mrs. Salome Namrata Simeon, an alumnus of SAIACS (MA, Theological Studies), serves as Faculty in Training in the Department of Practical Theology and Counselling, while she pursues her PhD in Psychology from Christ University. She joined SAIACS as a teaching trainee in 2015. Before joining SAIACS, she was involved in counselling. Her doctoral research aims to explore the experiences and the social relationships of first-time mothers who are transitioning to motherhood. Following this study and research, she hopes to be able to focus her counselling work in the area of perinatal care. She is passionate about caring for women as they journey into motherhood…
Mr Prince Kumar Tamilarasan, a SAIACS alumnus (MDiv and MTh, Old Testament), serves as Faculty in Training in the Department of Biblical Studies (Old Testament). He is also a doctoral candidate; his research involves a comparative study of Proverbs and Thirukkural. He has contributed to the South Asia Study Bible and has written an article for a multivolume book on diaspora. Both projects are yet to be published. His research interest is in the oft neglected area of wisdom literature and its significance for Biblical theology…
Mr Joshua George completed both his MDiv and MTh (Pastoral Theology and Counselling) at SAIACS and currently serves as Faculty in Training in the department of Practical Theology and Counselling while completing his PhD, entitled: A Study of The Attitude of Urban Indian Millennials Towards Preaching in English-Speaking Churches in Bangalore Using Practical Theology…
Mrs Karishma Paul, a SAIACS alumnus (MDiv and MTh, New Testament), serves as Faculty in Training in the Department of Biblical Studies (New Testament), while pursuing her PhD studies on the Historical Jesus from an Asian perspective…