Kyle Lambelet

Passionate about exploring solutions for contemporary ethical dilemmas, Kyle Lambelet serves as an Assistant Professor in the Practice of Theology and Ethics at the Candler School of Theology, Emory University. With a robust academic background, he earned his Doctorate in Philosophy from the University of Notre Dame and a Master's of Theological Studies from Vanderbilt University Divinity School. His academic journey began at Azusa Pacific University, where he completed his Bachelor's degree. Lambelet's scholarly pursuits are deeply rooted in the intersection of theology and ethics, where he seeks to address pressing moral questions of our time. His work often involves engaging with diverse communities to foster dialogue and understanding around complex ethical issues. As the director of Formation Communities, he plays a pivotal role in nurturing environments that encourage spiritual and ethical growth. In addition to his academic and community work, Lambelet has contributed to broader public conversations through various media outlets. His insights have been featured in platforms like Vox, where he shares his perspectives on ethical challenges and theological reflections. His ability to communicate complex ideas to a wider audience underscores his commitment to making theology accessible and relevant. Throughout his career, Lambelet has been dedicated to teaching and mentoring students, guiding them to think critically about ethical issues and encouraging them to apply their learning in real-world contexts. His teaching philosophy emphasizes the importance of integrating theory with practice, preparing students to become thoughtful and engaged leaders in their communities. Lambelet's contributions to the field of theology and ethics continue to inspire both his students and colleagues. His dedication to exploring innovative solutions for ethical dilemmas reflects his commitment to fostering a more just and compassionate society.