Kristin Graff-Kallevåg

Kristin Graff-Kallevåg is an Associate Professor of Systematic Theology and Religious Education at the MF Norwegian School of Theology, Religion and Society, serving as Head of the Theology and Church Education Department. She holds a PhD from MF (2015) and specializes in exploring how theology and religion function within Western post-Christian and secular contexts. Her research focuses on intersections between religion and sports, populism and Christianity, and religious education in the Church of Norway.

Key educational background includes advanced studies in theology, culminating in her doctoral work analyzing contextual theology's relationship with revelation. She teaches systematic theology and religious education, emphasizing practical theological applications.

Her research interests manifest in studies like analyzing sermons in sports contexts and examining populist tendencies in Norwegian church controversies. Graff-Kallevåg actively contributes to academic communities through roles in the CPCE Council and Inter-Church Theological Committee. Recent work explores embodied spirituality through yoga in Nordic churches and normativity in systematic theology.

Her publications span journals like Open Theology, Dialog, and book chapters addressing baptism in secular contexts, metanarratives in Jenson's theology, and symbolic conflicts around Norwegian national identity. She maintains strong ties to MF's academic community and student engagement.