BA (Theol) (Lithuanian Christian College), BA (English) (Lithuanian Christian College), MTh (Wales), PhD (Wales)
Dr Toth comes from Lithuania and is Assistant Principal Lecturer in Practical Theology at the Scottish Baptist College. Previously she served as a Course Leader, Lecturer and later as Pro-Rector and Academic Dean at the International Baptist Theological Seminary in Prague. A musician and artist as well as a theologian, she remains involved in the wider church life, and is particularly interested in exploring various aspects of ethics, spirituality, and theology of culture.
Singleness and Marriage After Christendom: New Ways of Being and Doing Family (Oregon: Wipf&Stock, forthcoming)
Transforming the Struggles of Tamars: Single Women and Baptistic Communities (Oregon: Wipf & Stock, 2014). ISBN: 978-1-62564-108-3.
Edited, with Parush R Parushev and Rollin G Grams. Academic Reasoning, Research and Writing in Religious Studies: A Concise Handbook. Revised and Enlarged Edition. Prague: International Baptist Theological Seminary, 2014. ISBN: 978-80-87006-11-5.
“Revival Among the Aliens: The Case of Lithuanian Baptists”. In William L. Pitts, Jr. (ed.), Baptists and Revivals: Papers from the Seventh International Conference on Baptist Studies (Macon: Mercer University Press, 2018), 304-323.
“Strangers in the Land and True Lovers of the Nation: The Formation of Lithuanian-speaking Baptist Identity, 1918-1940” in Perichoresis Vol. 16, No. 1 (2018): 99-117.
‘Gender’ in Martin Davie et al (eds.), New Dictionary of Theology: Historical and Systematic (London: IVP, 2016), 358-359.
“From the Love of Friends to the Love of Strangers: Reflections on Friendship and Discipleship”, in Baptistic Theologies 7, No. 2 (2015), 73-87.
“The Practice of Humour and our Spirituality: Some Reflections” in Journal of European Baptist Studies 14, No. 3 (2014), 22-33.
“Leadership as a Virtuous Practice” in Baptistic Theologies 5, No. 1 (2013), 119-132.
“Struggling with Female Happiness: God's Will and God's Blessing in Primary Evangelical Theology,” in Pieter J. Lalleman, Peter J. Morden and Anthony Cross (eds.), Grounded in Grace: Essays to Honour Ian M. Randall. Centre for Baptist History and Heritage Series (Oxford: Regent’s Park College: 2013, 277-291).
“From the Edge: On Approaching the Task of Breaking Open the Word,” in Fausto A. Vasconcelos (ed.), Baptist Faith & Witness, Book 4: Papers of the Study and Research Division of the Baptist World Alliance 2005-2010 (Falls Church: Baptist World Alliance, 2011), 97-105.