Imagine how different your experience would've been if you’d had to participate in another language! Our scholarship program equips leaders who create resources for Christians around the world in their own languages. Will you support them? https://t.co/pNKAFbakOQ
Reflect on God's faithfulness through a history of the early years of FATEB, one of Francophone Africa's leading seminaries, in our summer supplement. It gives a rich picture of the early years of a seminary that continues to serve the region: https://t.co/rJ1LB2JlI5.
We're delighted to announce our Spring 2021 issue, with articles proposing fresh models for TE in China, analyzing needs of African leadership, suggesting patterns for wise financial management & fundraising at global seminaries, & more: https://t.co/ax8jEFJMSs
If you're a Christian Majority World scholar with a research project on missions, world Christianity, or intercultural theology, explore this opportunity for a 2-year research grant from Princeton Theological Seminary: https://t.co/Cjin0jt8FT.
How has the pandemic driven innovation by forcing theological schools to think outside the box, especially in the Majority World? This article by Evan Hunter is applicable again as we consider new practices developing during the pandemic: https://t.co/aI7CjXv4DG
Majority World seminaries often struggle financially. What would it take for them to establish wise fundraising practices? Linzay Rinquest, former president of Cape Town Baptist Seminary now at @ScholarLeaders, discusses fundraising philosophy & actions: https://t.co/mBcJ0gnoeF
We’re releasing a teaser article from our Spring 2021 issue: Marcos Orison de Almeida, faculty at @faculdade_ftsa and @ScholarLeaders staff, describes how seminaries can take practical steps to organize their finances: https://t.co/O7PJNCHoov
What challenges do Majority World leaders face when they decide to pursue further theological education? How can their church & academic communities support them? Our latest issue includes an article by Lisa Lamb that addresses these questions: https://t.co/eBzt3zASNo.
How have global Christians leaders helped the Church navigate pandemic-related issues - government restrictions, scarcity of food and medication, and church closures? Read reflections by four seminary teachers in the Philippines, India, Kenya, & Nigeria: https://t.co/epsvHolPR0.
How are seminaries weathering the pandemic? How will they continue to serve the Church going forward? What opportunities for ministry has the pandemic created? We're delighted to announce a new issue that begins to answer some of these questions: https://t.co/epsvHolPR0.
Because of the global pandemic & restrictions on international travel, OMSC at Princeton Theological Seminary has arranged online seminars, interviews, & webinars for 2020–2021 for pastors, scholars, students, & laypeople that start next week: https://t.co/Ok4WdReC1O
We're pleased to announce that a Portuguese translation of Evan Hunter's recent COVID-19 article is now available on our website: https://t.co/6Ne2efGJ5Y.
We're pleased to announce the publication of a complete French translation of our June 2020 supplement on helping schools prepare to reopen during the pandemic: https://t.co/3oe5qsRRL0. We invite you to share with those who would benefit from this resource in French.
We just published a substantial supplement to help schools assess their needs as they prepare for the coming term in light of COVID-19: https://t.co/XiFyeTaDSD.
We just published a detailed analysis of what Majority World seminaries are facing during the pandemic and about how they may move forward: https://t.co/cVyYXvEF24…/.
The InSights Journal for Global Theological Education has just posted new French translations of several articles. In particular, if you read French or know French-speaking theological leaders, you may want to explore Larry A. Smith’s article: https://t.co/tAa0nSNEG9.
We're delighted to share a teaser article from our Fall 2020 issue. Here, Denys Kondyuk, Academic Dean at Ukrainian Evangelical Theological Seminary, analyzes how the seminary can help the Church respond in practical ways to social & political crises: https://t.co/gVVklrlx71…/.