“I probably have more male relatives that have gone to prison than to higher education,” said Warren Gillin, a second-year Masters of Divinity student. “If it weren’t for my home church, I wouldn’t be here at the Seminary now.” Warren, who speaks with a polite British accent Read more >>
Women's Clergy Network members share their seminary journey“I know what I heard, and I heard what He said,” shared Maureen Hamblin, second-year Masters of Divinity candidate and Women’s Clergy Network President. “God said, ‘Who will go for us?’ And I said, ‘Here I am, send me. And if I was a man, I would have said the same thing.” Read more >>
A Conversation With Danielle BarnardA lesson in discerning between “good things” and “God-things”: How prayer, mentorship and service brought Danielle to the Seminary. Read more >>
Chad AngasanThe small town of Dillingham, Alaska, has deep roots in commercial fishing, hunting and other forms of gathering food in the wild. Although I have many great memories there, I have painful ones too. Read more >>
Maureen HamblinServing God in Ireland was always her destiny. “I can see how every circumstance led me to where I am today,” said Maureen Hamblin, president of the Women's Clergy Network, full-time Seminary student, wife, mother and future pastor. “I was born in Kenya with an Irish name, ended up in Ireland as an 11-year-old girl, and many years later God gave me an Irish man because Read more >>
A Conversation With Maxwell AkaJourney with muscian, missionary and now Seminary student Max Aka's as he describes his path to the Seminary and his commitment to follow God wherever He leads. Read more >>