Anna Daub

Dr. Anna Daub is a distinguished Assistant Professor of Missions and the Director of Special Projects and Partnerships for Global Theological Initiatives at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. Conducting influential research on Evangelism and Missiology, she has become a respected voice in these fields. Dr. Daub holds a PhD in Applied Theology and an MDIV in Missiology, reflecting her deep commitment to theological education and practice. Since joining the faculty in 2018, Dr. Daub has been instrumental in shaping the curriculum and fostering a dynamic learning environment for students pursuing theological studies. Her courses often emphasize the practical application of missiological principles, preparing students to engage effectively in diverse cultural contexts. Her teaching is informed by her extensive field experience, having served overseas in South Asia, where she gained firsthand insights into the challenges and opportunities of cross-cultural evangelism. In addition to her academic responsibilities, Dr. Daub has played a pivotal role in developing partnerships that enhance the seminary's global outreach. Her work with international students in the United States has further enriched her understanding of the global church and the importance of intercultural dialogue. Through her leadership in special projects, she has facilitated numerous initiatives that connect theological education with real-world mission work. Dr. Daub's research interests continue to drive her scholarly endeavors, as she explores innovative strategies for evangelism and the evolving landscape of missiology. Her contributions to the field are not only academic but also practical, as she seeks to equip the next generation of leaders with the tools they need to navigate the complexities of global ministry. Her dedication to her students and her field is evident in her ongoing commitment to excellence in both teaching and research.