Hear Saji's story of coming to Christ and how he seeks to reach Indians in India and worldwide through his ministry, Reaching Indian Ministries International (RIMI) in the USA and Mission India (MI) in India.
The Rev. Bryant Wright will preach as part of Go Global Missions Emphasis Week a sermon from Matthew 28:16-20 entitled, “The Most Important Work on Earth."
Join the Birmingham Alumni Fellowship for its fall kickoff event.
As part of Go Global Missions Emphasis week, we will be inviting missions agencies from around the world to come connect with Samford and Beeson students.
Come hear Bryant Wright, this year's Go Global speaker, give a special lecture over lunch called, "Ministry to Those Who Have Lost Everything." Lunch is provided to those who register.
Dr. Mark Devine will walk through his recent sermon, "The Desecration of Space and Time," on Ecclesiastes 3:1-11.
Come enjoy a conversation about Thomas Cranmer and the English Reformation with Dr. Ashley Null and Dr. Jonathan Linebaugh.
The Rev. Dr. Ted Traylor will preach on II Samuel 5 about David establishing his kingdom over the entire house of Israel and making Jerusalem his royal city, a sermon entitled, "David’s Third Anointing."
Make cross-cultural friendships over an international lunch. Teach others about your culture, learn about American culture and enjoy lunch.
Dr. Doug Webster will walk through his recent sermon, "The Arc of Devotion," on Psalm 73, explaining how he moved from text to sermon.
Join your Atlanta Beeson Alumni Fellowship group for their kickoff event—a breakfast gathering at Fellowship Bible Church in Roswell. Alumni and spouses are invited. Dean Doug Sweeney will speak as part of the program.
Co-sponsored by Beeson's Center for Women in Ministry and Samford's Preministerial Scholars Program, this monthly worship service gives women in the M.Div. program and the Preministerial Scholars program the opportunity to lead a worship service for the Samford community.
The Rev. Dr. Ralph West will preach on II Samuel 6 about David bringing the ark of God to Jerusalem.
An evening of fellowship and encouragement for Nashville-area Beeson alumni!
For the first time, Beeson Divinity School is hosting a Preview Weekend. Prospective students who attend Preview Day on Friday, Oct. 21, have the option of extending their stay through the weekend in order to get to know Birmingham better.
Dr. Mike Pasquarello will walk through his recent sermon, "An Impossibly Pregnant Church," on Luke 1:26-38.
This conference will focus on how the beauty of God's love is manifested through the ministries of preaching, worship and the arts and how the arts may support ministries of preaching and worship. More fundamentally, this conference aims to give a more profound awareness of how such practices are rooted in the beauty and glory of the Triune God.
Dr. Paul House will preach on II Samuel 7 about God's covenant with David.
Make cross-cultural friendships over an international lunch. Teach others about your culture, learn about American culture and enjoy lunch.
What does it look like for women to navigate and live out a call to ministry? Come hear from a panel of four women who are in vocational ministry share about their experiences, doors that have opened for them and the fruit of their ministry.
Come hear what it is like to live as a Christian in one of the most persecuted yet fasted growing churches in the world.
Dr. Mark Gignilliat walk through his recent sermon, "Sola Scriptura," on Psalm 1.
Dr. Ian McFarland will preach on Eph. 1:11-23, "What Jesus Wouldn't Do," as part of the school's annual Reformation Heritage Lectures.
Dr. Ian McFarland will deliver the first Reformation Heritage Lecture entitled, "The Lord of Glory," as part of Beeson Divinity School's annual Reformation Heritage Lectures.
Dr. Ian McFarland, who will give the 2022 Reformation Heritage Lectures, also will give a lecture on how to preach the resurrection. Lunch will be included.
Dr. Ian McFarland will deliver the second Reformation Heritage Lecture entitled, "The Hope of Glory," as part of Beeson Divinity School's annual Reformation Heritage Lectures.
Beeson Divinity alumni and spouses are invited to the annual Alumni Conference, Nov. 7-8, 2022.
The Rev. Dr. Gavin Ortlund will preach on II Samuel 11-12, "When Kings Avoid Battle,” as part of the school's annual Alumni Conference.
Hear from Samford student Michael Eudy about church planting.
Co-sponsored by Beeson's Center for Women in Ministry and Samford's Preministerial Scholars Program, this monthly worship service gives women in the M.Div. program and the Preministerial Scholars program the opportunity to lead a worship service for the Samford community.
The Rev. Dr. Matt O'Reilly will preach on II Samuel 13-19 about Absalom's rebellion, a sermon entitled, "Outcast No More."
Beeson alumni and friends, please join us for dinner during the annual ETS conference on Tuesday, Nov. 15, at Corinne Restaurant located inside Le Meridian hotel just down the street from the conference location. Enjoy a time of networking and fellowship.
Make cross-cultural friendships over an international lunch. Teach others about your culture, learn about American culture and enjoy lunch.
The recipient of the James Earl Massey Student Preaching Award will preach on II Samuel 23:1-7, the last words of David.
Global Center will work with World Languages and Cultures Department to host a walk through event featuring Christmas holiday dishes and traditions from around the world.
Join us for a Day with a Beeson Author as Dr. Osvaldo Padilla teaches on preaching like the apostles and prophets in the book of Acts.
Archbishop Laurent Mbanda, Anglican Archbishop of Rwanda, will deliver the commencement address.
