Tat-siong Benny Liew is Class of 1956 Professor in New Testament Studies at the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, Massachusetts, USA. His most recent publication is a co-edited volume with Fernando F. Segovia titled Reading in These Times: Purposes and Practices of Minoritized Biblical Criticism (2024).

Chapter 1. History, Community, and Generativity: Telling Stories of the Asian Theological (Summer) Institute (Tat-siong Benny Liew).- Chapter 2. A Search for a Good Relational Space (Hee-Kyu Heidi Park).- Chapter 3. Time to “Decolonize” Affect? a.k.a. The Question of Integrity in Affect in Group Relations (Sunder John Boopalan).- Chapter 4. Ladlad and Baklâ as Transfigurative Witness (Michael Sepidoza Campos).- Chapter 5. Introducing Condisposability: A Lens to Complement Intersectionality (Jeremy Posadas).- Chapter 6. Vietnamese American Catholics Between the Dragon and the Eagle: Living in the Cultural and Religious Interstices (Ho Thi Nguyen).- Chapter 7. If We Lose the Earth, We Lose our Asian Souls (Dong Hyeon Jeong).- Chapter 8. Asian Theology as a Transdisciplinary and Praxis-oriented Theology: A Reflection from a Hong Kong-Chinese Catholic (Mary Mee-Yin Yuen).- Chapter 9. Marginality, Minjung, and the Making of Asian American Theology (William Yoo).- Chapter 10. Beyond the Classroom: A Political Theology of Religions in the Context of Political Violence (David Thang Moe).- Chapter 11. Beyond Boundaries: Asian/Asian American Scholarship and the Future of World Christianity (Byung Ho Choi).- Chapter 12. Bypassing Whiteness as Method: Notes from Transpacific Solidarities (Xenia L. Chan).- Chapter 13. Imagining an Emerging Space of Asian Autobiographical Theology (Toar Hutagalung).- Chapter 14. Journey to the Self: The Asian Theological Institute’s Transformation of the Academic Self (Yii-Jan Lin).- Chapter 15. Asian Theological Summer Institute and Our Collective Scholarly Futures (SueJeanne Koh).- Chapter 16. Reclaiming the Sangha: Rethinking Asian/Asian American Theology in U.S. Higher Ed (Stephanie M. Wong).