Janice A. McLean-Farrell

Dr. Janice McLean-Farrell is the Dirk Romeyn Assistant Professor of Metro-Urban Ministry and Assistant Dean of Doctoral Studies at New Brunswick Theological Seminary (NBTS). She teaches in the areas of urban ministry, research methods and community leadership and conducts research in the areas of religions of the African Diaspora, Christianity in the Caribbean, migration, urban immigrant youth and religion, immigrant churches in the Diaspora, marriage and sexuality among Black immigrant youth in NYC; and women and migration. Dr. McLean-Farrell is the author of numerous articles and West Indian Pentecostals: Living their Faith in New York and London (Bloomsbury, 2016). She is the co-editor of Understanding World Christianity: The Vision and Work of Andrew F. Walls (Orbis, 2011) and Engaging the World: Christian Communities in contemporary global Societies (Regnum, 2014). Dr. McLean-Farrell serves on various committees at NBTS as well as on the steering committee of the World Christianity unit of the American Academy of Religion, co-chair of the Religion and Education section of the Mid-Atlantic Region -American Academy of Religion and a member of theVital Worship Grant Advisory Board for the Calvin Institute of Christian Worship at Calvin College.