FROM THE SEMINARIES: Mohler, Allen express gratitude to God for fall semesters
The 2020 fall semester is a precious gift from God, Mohler tells SBTS students; MBTS holds convocation in new normal.
FROM THE SEMINARIES: SBTS adds Irving, Presley to faculty; SWBTS changes provide ‘wider opening’ for doctoral students
SBTS adds Justin A. Irving and Stephen O. Presley to faculty; SWBTS changes will result in 'wider opening' for doctoral students.
SBC DIGEST: Mohler releases new book; LifeWay to host free virtual event on pastors’ mental health
Mohler releases new book on secularism, culture, and the Church; LifeWay to offer free virtual event focusing on pastoral emotional health.
FROM THE SEMINARIES: MBTS fall reopening plan; New leaders for Boyce honors program
Midwestern Seminary, Spurgeon College announce fall reopening plan; Baise, Flatt to serve as co-directors of Augustine Honors Collegium at Boyce College.
TRUSTEES: SBTS reduces budget, institutes structural changes in response to pandemic
LOUISVILLE (BP) -- Meeting virtually and in executive session Monday (April 20), the Board of Trustees of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary approved a revised business model and a budget reduction of 30 percent, which includes a 15 percent tuition decrease -- but also cuts in staff and other unspecified structural changes.
SBC seminary students getting much more than academic training
NASHVILLE (BP) -- Southern Baptist seminaries have stepped up to provide students support both financially and personally during the COVID-19 pandemic. Much of the aid seminaries have been able to offer students can be credited to the Cooperative Program's (CP) positive impact on operating budgets. Jason Allen, president of Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary (MBTS), said CP is essential to the mission of MBTS in ways far greater than simply being a revenue source.
FROM THE SEMINARIES: MBTS Center for Biblical Counseling; SBTS conference on engaging Muslims; Mandrell at SWBTS
Midwestern Seminary announces Center for Biblical Counseling; Students trained in engaging Muslims with the Gospel at Jenkins Center conference; 'Spend more time with non-religious people,' Mandrell preaches. Midwestern Seminary announces Center for Biblical Counseling By T. Patrick Hudson KANSAS CITY, Mo. (BP) -- The Center for Biblical Counseling at Midwestern Seminary was announced on March 3, with the intent of offering the churches of the Southern Baptist Convention and beyond a significant resource dedicated to biblical counseling that is rooted in the Word of God and the local church.
Jones, Renshaw appointed as VP and associate VP at SBTS
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (BP) -- President R. Albert Mohler Jr. announced the appointment of Timothy Paul Jones as vice president for doctoral studies and Brian Renshaw as associate vice president for the Global Campus at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. Jones is currently the associate vice president for the Global Campus, and Renshaw is the executive assistant to the provost. They will start in their new roles on March 1.
FROM THE SEMINARIES: BGCT president preaches at SWBTS; SBTS faculty lecture ‘Elijah at Sinai’
BGCT president encourages Southwestern students to 'move forward with victory in mind'; SBTS professor: 'Allusive patterns' fundamental to understanding of biblical theology.
FROM THE SEMINARIES: Stetzer at SWBTS, Bingham at SBTS
Stetzer advises SWBTS students to see through 'Gospel lenses'; 'Leadership is character,' Bingham says at SBTS Julius B. Gay lectures
