Amy Brown Hughes

Dr. Amy Brown Hughes is an Associate Professor in the School of Ministry, Theology and Biblical Studies, specializing in historical theology with an emphasis on early Christianity. She holds a Ph.D. from Wheaton College (2013), an M.A. in the History of Christianity (Wheaton, 2008), and a B.A. in Theology and Historical Studies (Oral Roberts University, 2001). Her research focuses on Eastern Christianity, trinitarian and christological thought, theological anthropology, and amplifying minority voices—particularly women—in theological discourse.

• Education:
• B.A., Theology and Historical Studies, Oral Roberts University, 2001
• M.A., History of Christianity, Wheaton College, 2008
• Ph.D., Historical Theology (Early Christianity), Wheaton College, 2013

Her work bridges early Christian texts with modern theological conversations, emphasizing their relevance to contemporary debates. Recent publications include contributions to On Classical Trinitarianism (2024), Patristic Spirituality (2022), and co-authorship of Christian Women in the Patristic World (2017). She also co-hosts the theology stream of the podcast OnScript.