Robert S. Heaney is associate professor of Christian mission and director of the Center for Anglican Communion Studies, Virginia Theological Seminary. Heaney is also a member of the planning group for the Lambeth Conference 2020 and author or editor of a number of articles and books including Faithful Neighbors: Christian-Muslim Vision and Practice. He is a contributor to The Oxford History of Anglicanism.
Zeyneb Sayilgan is Visiting Assistant Professor of Islamic Theology and Religious Pluralism at Virginia Theological Seminary and earned a Ph.D. in research at Georgetown University on the intersection of Islamic theology and immigration. With BA/MA degrees in Islamic Studies and Law from the Johannes Gutenberg University of Mainz, Germany, and an MA in Islamic Studies and Christian-Muslim relations from Hartford Seminary, Zeyneb writes frequently on Islam and Muslim immigrants in Europe.
Claire Haymes is Program Coordinator in the Center for Anglican Communion Studies, Virginia Theological Seminary. As a professional interpreter and translator for more than two decades, Claire brings both cross-cultural insight and editorial rigor to the project. She holds an MA (Oxon) in Modern Languages and a Post-graduate Diploma in Interpreting and Translation (Bath, UK)
