We invite you to read an online article from the forthcoming Spring 2021 issue of the InSights Journal for Global Theological Education: Linzay Rinquest’s “Principles and Practices for Fundraising by Majority World Seminaries.” This article develops a philosophy of fundraising from Majority World seminaries for Majority World seminaries. To put that philosophy into action so …
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Rula Mansour (Women’s PeerLeader Forum) recently published an article in Ex Auditu, in which she emphasizes the communal nature of forgiveness – a message for Palestine that challenges those in the West as well.
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Gladys Mwiti (LeaderStudies; ScholarLeader of the Year) from Kenya recently published an article in Lausanne Global Analysis. She encourages Christians to be open to lament and to care for themselves and others. (Gladys was also sponsored by Langham Partnership.)
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We invite you to read an online article from the forthcoming Spring 2021 issue of the InSights Journal for Global Theological Education by Marcos Orison de Almeida, “Financial Information for Decision-Making in Majority World Seminaries.” This article discusses how seminaries can wisely organize their finances so that leaders can make better long-term decisions — especially …
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Congratulations to Ernest Nyarko (LeaderStudies) from Ghana! He graduated in January. His work helps Ghanaian Christians understand sexual ethics from a Biblical perspective.
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How does theology help us walk through suffering? To learn more, read an interview with Ruth Padilla DeBorst (Women’s PeerLeader Forum), a leading Latin American theologian.
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Congratulations to Eric Sarwar (LeaderStudies), who successfully defended his dissertation on January 11. He blesses the Church as he uses music to build peace in Pakistan.
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How are seminaries weathering the pandemic? How will they continue to serve the Church going forward? What ongoing challenges do teachers and students in theological education face, and how may they address them? Our sister publication just put out a new issue with articles that begin to answer some of these questions.
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“We were hearing horror stories about what was happening, and we couldn’t believe it,” Zaki remembers. “After spending three weeks there, we saw the challenges that the church was facing because of the Arab Spring.”
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We welcome 15 new scholars to LeaderStudies this fall! Pray for them as they labor during the pandemic.
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Athena Gorospe (LeaderStudies; 2017 ScholarLeader of the Year) loves the Old Testament because it directly confronts bondage, oppression, violence, and exploitation – the same evils we fight today. Crux Sola Blog recently featured an interview with her as one of 30 Old Testament Bible Scholars to read and follow. She teaches at Asian Theological Seminary …
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Kei Hiramatsu (LeaderStudies) successfully defended his dissertation after pandemic-related setbacks. Praise God! Please pray for Kei and his family as they return home to Japan. Pray for their three children especially because they have not lived in Japan before.
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Patrick (LeaderStudies) recently published an article in Missio Dei that analyzes Romans 8 and concepts of shame/guilt in order to present the message of salvation more winsomely to the East Asian context.
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Eric Sarwar (LeaderStudies) from Pakistan just published an article in Fuller Studio about the power of art in Christian worship and peacebuilding.
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We celebrate with Daniel Dama (LeaderStudies), who published an article that distinguishes the Western peace-building model, focused on conferences, lectures, and resolutions, from the African model, focused on community and kinship. He advocates for using the African model to build interfaith peace.
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