The Rev. Dr. Gary Fenton will give the Opening Convocation address entitled, "The Answer to the Big Question," based on Gen. 1:1 and John 1:14-18.
Make cross-cultural friends through English conversation. Teach others about your home culture, learn about other people and places around the world, and enjoy lunch together.
Hear from students, alumni and special guests about their cross-cultural ministry experiences. Complimentary lunch included for the first 40 who register.
Dr. Tyshawn Gardner will provide an inside look at how he moved from Exodus 4 to a sermon entitled, Stones with a Story.
The Rev. Thomas Wilder, pastor of Bethel Baptist Church in Collegeville, Alabama, will give the sermon. This service is part of Beeson's African American Ministry Emphasis Month.
Hear from students, alumni and special guests about their cross-cultural ministry experiences. Complimentary lunch included for the first 40 who register.
Rev. Joel Brooks will provide an inside look at how he moved from Philippians 1:18-30 to a sermon entitled, What Are You Advancing?
The Rev. Dr. Thomas Beavers will give a sermon on Matt. 28:5-6 entitled, "The God of Resurrection." This service is part of Beeson's African American Ministry Emphasis Month.
Make cross-cultural friends through English conversation. Teach others about your home culture, learn about other people and places around the world, and enjoy lunch together.
Hear from students, alumni and special guests about their cross-cultural ministry experiences. Complimentary lunch included for the first 20 who register.
Dr. Matt O'Reilly will provide an inside look at how he moved from Ezekiel 36 to a sermon entitled, God's Reputation is our Responsibility.
Dr. Jared E. Alcántara, associate professor of preaching and holder of the Paul W. Powell Endowed Chair in Preaching at Baylor University's George W. Truett Theological Seminary, will deliver a sermon entitled, Preaching God in the Wild, as part of Beeson's William E. Conger Biblical Preaching Lectures.
Dr. Jared Alcántara is the 2021 lecturer for the William E. Conger Biblical Preaching Lectures. He will give a lecture entitled, "The God Who Sees and Calls Us in the Wild."
Dr. Jared Alcántara is the 2021 lecturer for the William E. Conger Biblical Preaching Lectures. He will give a lecture entitled, "The God Who Saves and Sends Us in the Wild."
Dr. David Eldridge will provide an inside look at how he moved from Exodus 1 to a sermon entitled, The Forgotten Faithful.
Dr. Michael Pasquarello will give a sermon entitled, "A Holy and Happy People," on Matt. 5:1-11.
Hear from students, alumni and special guests about their cross-cultural ministry experiences. Complimentary lunch included for the first 40 who register.
Dr. Douglas Webster will give a sermon on Eph. 1:3-14.
Make cross-cultural friends through English conversation. Teach others about your home culture, learn about other people and places around the world, and enjoy lunch together.
Dr. Thomas Fuller will give a sermon entitled, "The Community of the Called," on Mark 1:14-20; 2:13-14; 3:13-19.
Hear from students, alumni and special guests about their cross-cultural ministry experiences. Complimentary lunch included for the first 40 who register.
Dr. Christopher Seitz, senior research professor at Wycliffe College of the University of Toronto, will give the sermon as part of Beeson's annual Biblical Studies Lectures.
Kristen Padilla will give the sermon.
Make cross-cultural friends through English conversation. Teach others about your home culture, learn about other people and places around the world, and enjoy lunch together.
Dr. Lionel Young III, executive vice president of Global Action, will give a sermon on Acts 2:1-21, In Our Own Tongues: Acts 2 and the First Era of World Christianity, as part of Beeson's annual World Christianity Focus Week.
Hear from our World Christianity Focus Week guest speaker Dr. Lionel Young. Complimentary lunch included for the first 40 who register.
As part of World Christianity Focus Week, several Beeson and Samford students from around the world will speak on a panel together, sharing about what Christianity looks like in their home culture.
The James Earl Massey Student Preacher Award winner, which will be announced later this spring, will give the sermon.
Make cross-cultural friends through English conversation. Teach others about your home culture, learn about other people and places around the world, and enjoy lunch together.
Chris Granberry has lived and ministered among the Yakama Native Americans since 2003, when he moved to the reservation in Washington state with the desire to love and serve “our first neighbors” well. He serves as Team Leader and Pastor for the Sacred Road Ministries team and church plant. He will share about the Yakama people and what life and ministry looks like on the reservation.
The Rev. Dr. Ralph D. West, senior past or The Church Without Walls in Houston, Texas, will give the sermon.
Rev. Dr. Andrew Brunson will be the commencement speaker.