Bob Landrebe retired as senior vice president and chief operating officer of Asbury Theological Seminary in June 2019. Upon retirement, he assumed a part-time position at the seminary as a senior associate reporting to the president. For more than thirty years, he has devoted his professional experience to working with nonprofit organizations in financial planning and management. Landrebe has served a variety of college and seminary clients in consulting engagements designed to improve their financial vitality, develop sustainable economic models, and assist in strategic planning. He has been a conference speaker to chief financial officers and new presidents at annual meetings sponsored by The Association of Theological Schools.  He also served as a speaker for the In Trust Center for Theological Schools and as a mentor to educational leaders and their governing boards exploring the financial capacity schools have to achieve their strategic goals. Landrebe recently completed his term of service with the In Trust Center board of directors, and he continues to serve as a consultant and executive coach with nonprofit organizations with a special focus in theological education.

 Having previously taught at Wake Forest University School of Divinity and at Garrett Evangelical Theological Seminary, Yarborough comes to ATS from Phillips Theological Seminary where she was assistant professor of African American preaching, sacred rhetoric, and Black practical theology. Her research reimagines the nature and purpose of preaching and worship through the rhetorical and ritual practices of Black women throughout history and aims to decenter normative systems of power and paradigms of proclamation by considering platforms beyond the pulpit for the voices of preachers. She has published several journal articles and is a contributing author in multiple books.

 Yarborough is a preacher, an ordained minister in the Baptist tradition, a poet, and an enneagram coach. She received her Master of Divinity degree from Wake Forest University School of Divinity and her PhD in homiletics and liturgics from Vanderbilt University.