Anneke Stasson

Dr. Anneke Stasson is a Professor of Honors Humanities and History at the John Wesley Honors College, Indiana Wesleyan University. She holds a PhD in History of Christianity from Boston University (2013), an MA in Church History from Regent College (2008), and a BA from Calvin College (2003). Her research focuses on women’s roles in Christian mission history, global Protestant mission thought, and family life in Christianity, with particular attention to 20th-century Chinese and Indian converts.

Key Contributions: Co-author of the award-winning *Women in the Mission of the Church: Their Opportunities and Obstacles Throughout Christian History* (2021) and author of *Walter and Ingrid Trobisch and the Globalization of Modern, Christian Sexual Ethics* (2021). These works explore gender, ethics, and transnational religious discourse.

Awards & Recognition:

• 2021 American Society of Missiology Book of the Year Award
• 2022 Outreach Magazine 'Resource of the Year'

Grants & Research: Supported by the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities and Indiana Wesleyan University’s Lilly Scholarship Fund for her project on global Christian home life (1800–2000). Current research examines how converts in early 20th-century China and India conceptualized Christian domestic life.

Teaching & Engagement: Teaches courses like 'Wisdom, Culture, and Justice Through the Ages' and 'Faith and Scholarship' seminars. Active in speaking engagements, including Baylor University’s Evangelical Studies Program and Anglican Church conferences.