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Starting this week, join a series of 6 live conversations for our inaugural event, Seattle School Connect, centered around the art of ✨ discourse ✨
Join special guests @lisasharper @ShaneClaiborne + thought leaders from The Seattle School community theseattleschool.edu/event/c…
The Seattle School of Theology & Psychology announces three new Theology & Culture graduate degrees open for enrollment beginning this fall.
Read more about these exciting new programs here: l8r.it/VwpU
The Seattle School of Theology & Psychology has received a 5-year, $1 million grant from Lilly Endowment Inc. through its Pathways for Tomorrow Initiative. Read more about this initiative and grant here: l8r.it/HoNv
Support The Seattle School today on #GivingTuesday. Help keep our learning opportunities as accessible as possible and equip even more students to go out into the world, bringing hope to their communities. Give Today: theseattleschool.edu/giving/…
Alumna Jana Peterson shares why she chose to pursue a Master of Divinity degree and her vision for ministry post-graduation.
Read today:
theseattleschool.edu/blog/al…
Save the date! Our next Ministry Roundtable for pastors and ministry leaders is coming up on October 21 hosted by Dr. Rose Madrid Swetman, Regional Leader in the Northwest Region of Vineyard USA and faculty member at The Seattle School.
Register today: l8r.it/VNO2
Millicent Haase (MDiv ‘21) shares why she chose to pursue a Master of Divinity degree and her vision for ministry post-graduation.
Read the full interview: l8r.it/F9f5
Andrea Sielaff interviews Dr. Madrid-Swetman about her participation in the podcast series “The Rise and Fall of Mars Hill” and what hurts and helps Christian leaders who are trying to avoid the pitfalls of abusive leadership and structures.
l8r.it/Qf7l
Dr. Dwight Friesen, Associate Professor of Practical Theology, was featured on the Lewis Center for Church Leadership's podcast in an episode titled "Daring to Think Forward in a Time of Accelerating Change."
Listen today: bit.ly/3kKqIgV
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On the eve of the Allender Center’s 10 year anniversary, co-founders Dr. Dan Allender and Cathy Loerzel, MA, release Redeeming Heartache: How Past Suffering Reveals Our True Calling. bit.ly/2XlqGm0
Curious about how you can develop practices of practical resilience in your life? Learn more about our Certificate in Resilient Service. l8r.it/t3bL
“We cannot live in a world that is interpreted for us by others. An interpreted world is not a hope. Part of the terror is to take back our own listening. To use our own voice. To see our own light."
—Hildegard of Bingen
Looking for the next podcast for your hike, road trip, or walk in the neighborhood?
Make sure to check out this list of some of our team’s favorite podcast shows they’ve been listening to this summer. l8r.it/wbkm
After a long year of distance learning and gathering, we are excited to gather with our graduating students this Saturday for our 23rd annual Commencement Ceremony at Town Hall.
Learn more about how to attend via livestream: l8r.it/SWe5
📣 We're Hiring! The Seattle School is an energizing, collaborative work environment grounded in a shared mission.
Visit our Current Openings page to learn more, and spread the word if you know anyone who might be a good fit! l8r.it/bKm0
Today on Christ & Cascadia, Samantha Davis, artist and theologian, describes what the process of creating the triptychs Edges and Expansion taught her about her own spiritual growth.
Read more:l8r.it/wTWs
Beginning in Fall 2021 we will offer each degree program in a low-residency model. The MDiv and MATC programs will be taught only in a low-residency model while the MACP program will also be offered in our traditional on-campus model.
Read more:l8r.it/yShx
Dr. Doug Shirley was interviewed for an article in PULSE Magazine's spring edition—a student-run magazine produced by and for the Central Washington University community.
Read the full article here, starting on page 70: bit.ly/3z4vESz
