Prof. Dr. Tobias Schuckert is a theologian and professor of Intercultural Theology and Religious Studies. After studying at the LM Theological Seminary himself and spending many years in Japan working in student ministry and other areas, he now teaches at the Internationale Hochschule Liebenzell, where his research focuses on Japanese culture and religion, among other topics.

Julia Garschagen studied theology in Wuppertal and London and currently heads the Pontes Institut für Wissenschaft, Kultur und Glaube. She travels throughout Europe as a speaker, giving lectures that, among other topics, explore critical questions about Christianity.

Prof. Dr. Frank Lüdke studied theology at universities including Marburg and Tübingen. After several years as a parish deacon and preacher, he now serves as a lecturer in church history at Evangelische Hochschule Tabor in Marburg.

Dr. Thomas Schimmel is a physicist and a Christian. As director of the Institute of Applied Physics at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), his achievements include the development of the single-atom transistor.

Prof. Dr. Sc. Martin Herdegen earned his doctorate at ETH Zurich and is now a professor in the Financial Mathematics Research Group in Stuttgart. In addition to his work at the university, he also serves as a lecturer for the Pontes Institute.

Dr. Jürgen Spieß is an ancient historian and the founder of the Institut für Glaube und Wissenschaft, which he directed for many years. In addition to history, ancient history, and systematic theology, he also studied Egyptology, Russian, and Latin. In his publications, he frequently explored the tension between science and religion.

After completing her teacher training, Rebekka Meussling underwent training at the Pontes Institute, where she learned to give engaging talks on the Christian faith. For several years now, she has been serving as a regional coordinator for various groups within the Hochschul-SMD.