Greetings! AIIAS Seminary warmly invites you to the 29th AIIAS Annual Theological Forum themed, “United in the Word in a Multi-Cultural Setting” to be held on November 11-13, 2026.
This forum seeks to explore the unifying power of the Scripture within diverse cultural settings, highlighting how the Word of God speaks across boundaries of language, ethnicity, and tradition while fostering unity in faith and mission. We would be honored by your participation in this significant academic and spiritual gathering.
We are pleased to invite scholars, pastors, researchers, and students to submit papers for the upcoming Theological Forum 2026. This forum seeks to explore the unifying power of the Scripture within diverse cultural settings, highlighting how the Word of God speaks across boundaries of language, ethnicity, and tradition while fostering unity in faith and mission.
We welcome submissions from the perspectives of biblical, historical, theological, missiological, practical, and related disciplines that engage the theme in meaningful ways.
The Seminary Forum Committee will review all submitted proposals, and authors of accepted abstracts will be notified via email on or before August 24, 2026. Once an abstract is accepted, presenters will need to complete the forum registration to secure a presentation slot.
Further details regarding the registration process will be shared in due course.
Enrich yourself from a broad range of content from panel discussions to inspiring presentations.
Let your voice be heard or simply clarify some issues. Get a chance to engage with presenters.
Get full-access to forum materials and videos so you can revisit the learning experience that fit your calling.
Learn from various topics in specific areas of your academic or professional interest.
AIIAS Forum is an academic platform for pastors, theologians, elders, and anyone interested in theology. This is a program which encourages participants to exchange their ideas and experiences, and a bridge for them to make friends and foster cooperation.
The forum has grown from a training platform for Seminary students’ research presentation into a global community that tackles current issues in the areas of applied theology, biblical studies, and theological-historical studies. In recent years, the forum has adopted official statements that have shaped the direction of the Seventh-day Adventist church both in research and in practice.
Participants have enjoyed the fellowship and networking experience through this forum. Despite the circumstances, there is no holding back from yet another exciting forum this year on a crucial theme featuring an amazing lineup of speakers.
