Community Announcements

The Asbury Journal publishes scholarly essays and book reviews written from a Wesleyan perspective. The Journal’s authors and audience reflect the global reality of the Christian church, the holistic nature of Wesleyan thought, and the importance of both theory and practice in addressing the current issues of the day. Authors include Wesleyan scholars, scholars of […]

Join the Seminary community on Wednesday from 11-12 in Estes Chapel over the summer for the chapel services. Speakers include: 6/12: Dr. Ryan Danker 6/19: Rev. Samuel Odubena 6/26: Rev. Rebekah Clapp 7/10: Dr. Brian Yeich 7/17: Dr. Dwight Mutonono 7/24: Dr. Maxie Dunnam 8/7: Rev. Nicole Sims 8/14: Dr. Mike Voigts 8/21: Dr. Jeffrey […]

Are you looking for a regular, daily time of prayer when you seek to be more formed in the image of Christ? Our prayer services consist of confession of sins, Scripture reading including daily psalms, creedal confessions, set prayers, and extemporaneous prayers. Come and join others in the Asbury community in Morning Prayer, and grow […]

All faculty and staff are encouraged to attend the All Community Meeting at 2:30pm on Wednesday May, 29, 2019 to hear Dr. Tennent discuss the results of the May Board of Trustees Meeting. The Kentucky Community meets in Royal Auditorium while the Florida Community will join via live video feed.

Correction: This week’s edition of Spotlight incorrectly announced that the Graduates and Families Worship Service was at 7:00. The correct time is 7:30 p.m. in Estes Chapel. We apologize for the error.

Seminary Singers is now for credit. Sign up now for Fall semester! Contact Rev. Danny Key at danny.key@asburyseminary.edu

Spring 2019 course evaluations and the Spring 2019 Learning Context Survey will be open from May 10th through May 24th. Beginning on May 10th you may access these surveys by clicking on the link in the TK20 emails you receive or by going to the Student Portal under “Resources.” Please submit your evaluations by May […]

Sign up for CS637: Rural Community and Moral Concerns, August 1-8, 2019. A grant covering books, travel expenses, and most food expenses is automatically applied to each student who registers for the course. Space is limited to 12 persons. The class will travel to various rural sites in Kentucky and Ohio. Course Description Though the […]

The Office of Faith, Work, and Economics seeks to equip future pastors and Christian leaders to integrate their faith in the marketplace. We hope to accomplish this by educating pastors and leaders in four areas: theology of work and vocation, biblical views of poverty and wealth, social entrepreneurship, and business ethics. Interns will be placed […]

Are you interested in how your faith, or the faith of those you disciple, ties in with work and economics? We have the class for you! The Office of Faith, Work and Economics invites you to learn how to integrate economics, business, philosophy, theology and intellectual history at Acton University in Grand Rapids, Michigan, June […]