Kelsey Lambright is a PhD candidate in Practical Theology in the area of Christian Education and Formation at Princeton Theological Seminary. She is also the Digital Learning Designer at the seminary and the Lead Researcher for the Log College Project through the Institute for Youth Ministry. Having a background in both the Assemblies of God and PC(USA) traditions, she is committed to the deep theological formation of pastors and congregants, as well as the continual dynamic revolution of the church in the world. Her research interests include spiritual and missional formation, ecclesiology, and pastoral education, and she is currently writing about the practice of prophetic listening in reimagining congregational models of ministry. When she’s not knee-deep in new digital learning designs or dissertation work, you might be able to find her reading a fantasy book outside in her hammock, traveling the world (plans in the works for post-pandemic!), or social distancing with her husband and kitten at home while playing video games.