Susan Eastman, associate research professor emerita of the New Testament at Duke Divinity School, will deliver this spring's Biblical Studies Lectures. Eastman will preach in chapel on March 19, deliver her first lecture on March 20 and her second lecture on March 21.
Are you discerning a calling into vocational Christian ministry? Hear from panelists in various seasons of ministry about a biblical view of vocation and ministry calling, and about pathways to preparing well. Convocation Credit offered! Coffee and desert provided. Panelists: Dr. Robert Smith, Jr., Aubrey Meredith, Dr. Josh Chatraw and Cole Shiflet
We often hear and read about the Church Fathers, but what about our Church Mothers? Who are the women who have most shaped Church history and what can we learn from them? The Center for Women in Ministry at Beeson will host a luncheon workshop on "Learning from our Church Mothers" featuring guest speaker and patristic scholar, Dr. Stefana Laing. Dr. Laing will introduce us to several women in the history of the Church we should know about and share their stories with us. Lunch will be provided.
Enjoy Indian food from Taj India and make new friends with cross-cultural conversation!
Beeson student Sandon Ward, Class of 2024, and his wife, Megan Ward, will share about their various medical missions experiences and what it has looked like for them, as a married couple, to combine their love for medicine with serving the nations.
Enjoy Chinese food from Red Pearl and make new friends with cross-cultural conversation!
As part of World Christianity Focus Week, this year's guest, Timothy C. Tennent, president of Asbury Theological Seminary, will give a special Wednesday luncheon lecture in the Global Voices series on how theology is shaped by the global church.
Admitted Students Weekend is an opportunity for all newly-admitted students to spend time with the Beeson community, explore Birmingham and network with future classmates. Students also hear from faculty and staff about preparing well for seminary, course scheduling and class registration. Both students who have committed to enroll and those who are making a final decision are invited to attend.
The Atlanta Beeson Alumni Fellowship invites Atlanta-area Beeson alumni to dinner at No. 246 Restaurant on the private patio! Spouses are welcome to join. Every alum who attends will receive a copy of Beeson faculty member Dr. Josh Chatraw's recent book, Surprised by Doubt.
Join Beeson's preaching faculty for a day-long preaching workshop. Breakfast refreshments and lunch are included. All participants will receive three books--one by each participating faculty member. Tickets are $30 for Beeson alumni and community members. Tickets are $10 for Beeson Divinity School and Samford University students.
Come join us for a special night of women-led worship!
The Birmingham Internationals Ministry Network meets again this spring to help leaders working with internationals—and those interested in gospel work among internationals. An opportunity for fellowship and networking with others working in internationals ministry in Birmingham over a complimentary meal. Registration opens Jan. 21.
The Birmingham Beeson Alumni Fellowship invites you to this family friendly gathering at the Birmingham Barons baseball game on April 18! Enjoy fellowship with other alums and their families and watch the game together. Adults tickets are $10, kids are free! We will email you your tickets a few days prior to the game. A Birmingham Alumni Fellowship rep will be there outside the game to greet you and point you in the right direction when you arrive. Dinner is included!
Join us as we celebrate our spring graduates in Beeson Divinity School.
As part of the Spirit and Power Project, funded through the Lilly Endowment's Compelling Preaching Initiative, Beeson Divinity School will host its first annual preaching conference on campus this April. At this inaugural event, we will celebrate the faithful preaching and teaching ministries of Robert Smith, Jr., upon his retirement. More details are forthcoming.