Committed to an interdisciplinary approach to homiletics in practical theology, her teaching and research address a range of topics related to biblical interpretation, postcolonial theories, feminist homiletics and liturgy, migration, and decolonizing practices.  Her current research is involved in the intercultural preaching, as this intersects with race, gender, and multiple identities of the preacher and the congregations.  She is particularly interested in language (verbal and non-verbal) issues for preaching as a communicative event.  As a recipient of The Rowntree Scholarship at The United Church of Canada Foundation (2019), she will undertake her research project on Preaching and Intercultural Ministry in the United Church of Canada for the next 3 years.