Wesley Seminary: Honoring the past, embracing the present and looking to the future
Wesley Seminary celebrates 15 years of equipping leaders for ministry in The Wesleyan Church and beyond.
Wesley Seminary celebrates 15 years of equipping leaders for ministry in The Wesleyan Church and beyond.
Lilly grant helps Wesley Seminary equip Latino congregations for innovative, contextual community engagement.
Dr. Yamil Acevedo accepts appointment at Wesley Seminary.
Dr. Yamil Acevedo serving at the helm of The Wesleyan Church’s seminary.
Wesleyan women are leading hosts at tables across The Wesleyan Church.
Dr. Colleen Derr selected to become 15th president of Eastern Nazarene College.
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The 14th General Conference approves seminary’s inclusion in “The Discipline” and welcomes her leaders to Wesleyan Education Council and General Board.
Serving the church through equipping leaders in 2021.
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“Wesley Seminary is creating an avenue for more Wesleyans to pursue graduate theological education.”
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Full of reflection of the past and expectancy for the future, Wesley Seminary celebrated its 10th anniversary on August 8, 2019.
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Southern Wesleyan University and Wesley Seminary signed an agreement that offers graduate-level courses offered at Wesley Seminary to SWU undergraduate students.
“My advice to preachers is to read for the cultivation of the soul rather than the development of skill,” he said.
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Kingswood University students now have multiple pathways to complete their graduate theological education at Wesley Seminary.
ADOTT and Wesley Seminary have common objectives and interests and plan to work together to exchange ideas and create educational agreements that will further God’s kingdom in the United States and globally.
The Church Together Summit is an opportunity to “name and lament how the world’s story has limited the Church’s imagination” and to “tell a better story” about God’s restoration work in the world.