Moritz Fischer is a historian of World Christianity and Religious Studies specialising in African spirituality. From 2019 to 2025, he held the Chair of World Christianities and Mission History at FIT.Erna Zonne-Gätjens is a religious educator and scholar of Religious Pedagogy and Practical Theology. She specialises in Religious Education and held the Chair of Social Work with an Intercultural Perspective at FIT from 2013 to 2025. She now works for the Evangelical Lutheran Mission (ELM) Hermannsburg.Wilhelm Richebächer is a retired pastor and scholar of Systematic Theology in Intercultural Perspective and Missiology. He served at FIT from 2012 to 2022.

• Emanuel Kileo: Preface - Moritz Fischer, Erna Zonne-Gätjens, Wilhelm Richebächer: Introduction - Moritz Fischer: Doing Intercultural Theology (ICT) in the fragile nexus of theory and practice - Frieder Ludwig: Discourses on Intercultural History of Christianity and ICT in the FIT context through the lens of ‚transloyalties‘ - Johannes Weth: A Theological Hermeneutics of Interculturality and ist contribution to a Diversity-Embracing and Pluriform Church - Gabriele Beckmann: The Potential for Cooperation between ICT and Development Studies and their roles and responsibilities in knowledge production - Andreas Kunz-Lübcke: The Hebrew Bibel as a Source and Basis for ICT - Michael F. Wandusim: The Bibel and Christianity in the Majority World as a thematic focus in ICT - Erna Zonne-Gätjens: Religious Educatzion in an Intercultural perspective - Katharina Kleine Vennekate: Encountering each other as strangers. Intercultural Pastoral Care in the Context of Flight and Migration - Wilhelm Richebächer: Peacebuilding as Testing area of ICT - Drea Fröchtling: „It is tough work to stay who you are“

Moritz Fischer is a historian of World Christianity and Religious Studies specialising in African spirituality. From 2019 to 2025, he held the Chair of World Christianities and Mission History at FIT.Erna Zonne-Gätjens is a religious educator and scholar of Religious Pedagogy and Practical Theology. She specialises in Religious Education and held the Chair of Social Work with an Intercultural Perspective at FIT from 2013 to 2025. She now works for the Evangelical Lutheran Mission (ELM) Hermannsburg.Wilhelm Richebächer is a retired pastor and scholar of Systematic Theology in Intercultural Perspective and Missiology. He served at FIT from 2012 to 2022.

• Emanuel Kileo: Preface - Moritz Fischer, Erna Zonne-Gätjens, Wilhelm Richebächer: Introduction - Moritz Fischer: Doing Intercultural Theology (ICT) in the fragile nexus of theory and practice - Frieder Ludwig: Discourses on Intercultural History of Christianity and ICT in the FIT context through the lens of ‚transloyalties‘ - Johannes Weth: A Theological Hermeneutics of Interculturality and ist contribution to a Diversity-Embracing and Pluriform Church - Gabriele Beckmann: The Potential for Cooperation between ICT and Development Studies and their roles and responsibilities in knowledge production - Andreas Kunz-Lübcke: The Hebrew Bibel as a Source and Basis for ICT - Michael F. Wandusim: The Bibel and Christianity in the Majority World as a thematic focus in ICT - Erna Zonne-Gätjens: Religious Educatzion in an Intercultural perspective - Katharina Kleine Vennekate: Encountering each other as strangers. Intercultural Pastoral Care in the Context of Flight and Migration - Wilhelm Richebächer: Peacebuilding as Testing area of ICT - Drea Fröchtling: „It is tough work to stay who you are“

Moritz Fischer is a historian of World Christianity and Religious Studies specialising in African spirituality. From 2019 to 2025, he held the Chair of World Christianities and Mission History at FIT.Erna Zonne-Gätjens is a religious educator and scholar of Religious Pedagogy and Practical Theology. She specialises in Religious Education and held the Chair of Social Work with an Intercultural Perspective at FIT from 2013 to 2025. She now works for the Evangelical Lutheran Mission (ELM) Hermannsburg.Wilhelm Richebächer is a retired pastor and scholar of Systematic Theology in Intercultural Perspective and Missiology. He served at FIT from 2012 to 2022.

• Emanuel Kileo: Preface - Moritz Fischer, Erna Zonne-Gätjens, Wilhelm Richebächer: Introduction - Moritz Fischer: Doing Intercultural Theology (ICT) in the fragile nexus of theory and practice - Frieder Ludwig: Discourses on Intercultural History of Christianity and ICT in the FIT context through the lens of ‚transloyalties‘ - Johannes Weth: A Theological Hermeneutics of Interculturality and ist contribution to a Diversity-Embracing and Pluriform Church - Gabriele Beckmann: The Potential for Cooperation between ICT and Development Studies and their roles and responsibilities in knowledge production - Andreas Kunz-Lübcke: The Hebrew Bibel as a Source and Basis for ICT - Michael F. Wandusim: The Bibel and Christianity in the Majority World as a thematic focus in ICT - Erna Zonne-Gätjens: Religious Educatzion in an Intercultural perspective - Katharina Kleine Vennekate: Encountering each other as strangers. Intercultural Pastoral Care in the Context of Flight and Migration - Wilhelm Richebächer: Peacebuilding as Testing area of ICT - Drea Fröchtling: „It is tough work to stay who you are“