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Community Called to Intercession to Combat Racism
We have all witnessed and are grieving the unjust loss of life in recent days. We have witnessed the senseless deaths of Breonna Taylor, George Floyd and Ahmaud Arbery. I am deeply distraught over these deaths and the racism that continues to plague our nation. No one deserves to lose their life in this manner. […]
Introducing At-Home Worship Practices
Greetings from the Asbury Theological Seminary Chapel Office! Throughout the summer as most of us continue to stay at home and away from large gatherings, we will be leading our community in worship practices for families, roommates, and individuals to participate in at home. Beginning June 1, each Monday at 10 am ET, a video […]
Thrive with Asbury Seminary Podcast with Dr. Sharon Ketcham
Dr. Sharon Ketcham, Professor of Theology and Christian Ministries at Gordon College, joins the Thrive with Asbury Seminary Podcast this week! We talk about her book “Reciprocal Church: Becoming a Community Where Faith Flourishes Beyond High School.” We learn how we can become a collective body of faith and what it means to share faith […]
Back Porch Art: Fun on your own front porch!
Back Porch Art provides the community a chance for community members to come together and to use their own talents and gifts in ministering to the kids. The program provides children with the chance to learn new skills and interests that they will be able to pursue not only throughout their time at Asbury Theological […]
Attend Webinar, June 5: How to Use Zoom Effectively
Asbury Seminary faculty and staff are invited to attend the “How to Use Zoom Effectively” Webinar presented by the Instructional Services team of LITS) June 5, 2020 at 2-3 p.m. EDT. For basic information on how to set up or connect to a Zoom meeting, please refer to the Seminary’s Zoom Basics Guide. For more […]
Thrive with Asbury Seminary Podcast with Keith Wasserman
Keith Wasserman, founder and executive director of Good Works, Inc., in Ohio joins the Thrive with Asbury Seminary podcast this week. We talk about his God-given calling that led him to found Good Works Inc., and his experiences of being homeless by choices. Good Works is designed to connect people from all walks of life […]
LITS COVID-19 Phase 1 Reopening Plan
The Library, Information, and Technology Services Department (LITS) would like to commend and thank you for your efforts over these past months to adapt to the recent unprecedented challenges. Your sacrifices and perseverance have consistently buoyed our ongoing commitment to support you, and we’re glad to announce that your patience will soon be rewarded as, […]
May Challenge: Service as a Means of Grace
In May, we’re focusing on Service as a Means of Grace. We encourage all students to look for ways to grow closer to Christ by serving others. Share how God is calling you to acts of service in May and throughout the summer at asbury.to/asburycares or by using the #asburycares on social media.
Thrive with Asbury Seminary Podcast with Dr. Jonathan Powers
This week on the Thrive with Asbury Seminary podcast we talked with Dr. Jonathan Powers, Asbury Seminary and Asbury University alum and Assistant Professor of Worship Studies at Asbury Seminary. We have a great conversation about the intersection of faith, art and worship and how our stories intersect with God’s creative story. Listen and subscribe […]
New Resource on Spiritual First Aid
In “Spiritual First Aid: Resources for Responding to COVID-19 Mental Health Challenges,” Christianity Today, in partnership with the Humanitarian Disaster Institute of Wheaton College, offers biblically and research-based disaster, spiritual and emotional care intervention and resources. You can view the complete article on their website and download their complimentary Spiritual First Aid: A Step-By-Step Disaster […]
