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March 2020
Public Lecture by Winn Collier
You are warmly invited to a public lecture and Q&A by pastor and author Winn Collier on Tuesday, March 10 at 3:00pm in Mulder Chapel. While Winn could share with us about his years as a local church pastor or what he has learned as the official biographer of Eugene Peterson, at this lecture he will be drawing on his scholarship on Wendell Berry. We are delighted to be welcoming Winn for a visit, and we hope you can join…
Find out more »Student Luncheon w/ Synod
The Regional Synod of the Heartland Student Luncheon Dr. Tom Smith, the Regional Synod Executive (and the brother of Beth Smith in Student Services), will be here to discuss ministry and life in the geographic center of the Reformed Church in America. Tom will also be here from mid-morning until mid-afternoon for conversation and coffee if you can't attend at lunchtime. The Regional Synod of the Heartland is a wonderful expanse of North America west of the Mississippi, south of…
Find out more »POSTPONED- Osterhaven Lectures in Theology with Dr. Emerson Powery
THIS EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED. For updates, please visit this page. Is the “Good Samaritan” Good? Listening to the Parable’s Later Witnesses The “Good Samaritan” is one of the most popular parables in Christian history and has significant relevance for every age. As recorded in Luke 10, Jesus imagines an “enemy” as the central hero of the story. Sometimes we can only hear the truth when a storyteller overdramatizes the point. Of particular interest is the hermeneutical nature of Jesus’…
Find out more »POSTPONED- Osterhaven Lectures in Theology with Dr. Emerson Powery
THIS EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED. For updates, please visit this page. Is the “Good Samaritan” Good? Listening to the Parable’s Later Witnesses The “Good Samaritan” is one of the most popular parables in Christian history and has significant relevance for every age. As recorded in Luke 10, Jesus imagines an “enemy” as the central hero of the story. Sometimes we can only hear the truth when a storyteller overdramatizes the point. Of particular interest is the hermeneutical nature of Jesus’…
Find out more »PTL – Pastor Theologian Lunch
This semester on Mondays! We're back for another great semester of PTL, now on Mondays. We have some stellar guests lined up to join us for a variety of pastoral-theological topics. Come for free pizza and to engage in conversation about what it looks like to stay engaged in deep theological thinking in the midst of pastoral life. We kick off February 3 with Dr. Kristen Johnson on "Pastoring in a Divided Age." We'll hear some historical background…
Find out more »POSTPONED- Osterhaven Lectures in Theology with Dr. Emerson Powery
THIS EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED. For updates, please visit this page. Is the “Good Samaritan” Good? Listening to the Parable’s Later Witnesses The “Good Samaritan” is one of the most popular parables in Christian history and has significant relevance for every age. As recorded in Luke 10, Jesus imagines an “enemy” as the central hero of the story. Sometimes we can only hear the truth when a storyteller overdramatizes the point. Of particular interest is the hermeneutical nature of Jesus’…
Find out more »POSTPONED- Osterhaven Lectures in Theology with Dr. Emerson Powery
THIS EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED. For updates, please visit this page. Is the “Good Samaritan” Good? Listening to the Parable’s Later Witnesses The “Good Samaritan” is one of the most popular parables in Christian history and has significant relevance for every age. As recorded in Luke 10, Jesus imagines an “enemy” as the central hero of the story. Sometimes we can only hear the truth when a storyteller overdramatizes the point. Of particular interest is the hermeneutical nature of Jesus’…
Find out more »POSTPONED- Osterhaven Lectures in Theology with Dr. Emerson Powery
THIS EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED. For updates, please visit this page. Is the “Good Samaritan” Good? Listening to the Parable’s Later Witnesses The “Good Samaritan” is one of the most popular parables in Christian history and has significant relevance for every age. As recorded in Luke 10, Jesus imagines an “enemy” as the central hero of the story. Sometimes we can only hear the truth when a storyteller overdramatizes the point. Of particular interest is the hermeneutical nature of Jesus’…
Find out more »March 2021
2021 Stoutemire Lecture with Jemar Tisby
We are so excited to welcome author Jemar Tisby as this year’s Leonard F. Stoutemire lecturer in Multicultural Ministry! The in-person event will be limited to WTS students & employees due to COVID-19 building restrictions, but an online livestream will be available for the WTS community (registration is limited due to contractual obligations). "How to Fight Racism" Once you're convinced that racism is a problem, what do you do about it? Racism is pervasive in today's world, and many are…
Find out more »June 2021
Day of Giving
Tuesday, June 8 is Western's "Day of Giving!" Will you consider making a one-time special gift to the seminary on this day for an area or project that is most dear to you? Students successfully launch into ministry because you support the programs and people that enable them to flourish. To help us make this day a success, share this event and invite your friends to support an area that they appreciate, or give a gift in honor of a…
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