Jessica Rosales G. is a Chilean-Canadian scholar who holds a PhD in Intercultural Studies from Columbia International University. As an immigrant who has lived and studied across cultural contexts, her work is shaped by a deep interest in the intersections of faith, culture, identity, and mission. Her research explores how art and hospitality—key elements of Chilean cultural identity—can contribute to evangelical outreach in urban contexts. Her work highlights both the opportunities and challenges evangelicals encounter as they engage with the aesthetic and social dimensions of public life.

Jessica currently serves as an independent researcher for the Fuller Church Planting Initiative and as Editor-in-Chief of Neocalvinismo. She has taught courses on Christianity, philosophy, and culture, and she manages a virtual platform dedicated to sharing Christian philosophical insights—particularly in the areas of art, culture, and philosophy—from a Neo-Calvinist perspective with the Spanish-speaking world.