Beeson Divinity School Adds a Master of Theology Degree, Evening Courses
Samford University’s Beeson Divinity School is pleased to announce the addition of a new master’s level-degree program and evening courses for those who want to pursue a degree while working full-time.
Global Methodist Church Approves Beeson Divinity School As Recommended Seminary
The Global Methodist Church (GMC) announced on March 15 that Samford University’s Beeson Divinity School is among the first group of schools to be approved as one of its recommended educational institutions for the completion of educational requirements by candidates for ordination.
Couple Endows Scholarship for Missionaries in Honor of Longtime Sunday School Teachers
The Milton and Anne Chamberlain Annual and Endowed Scholarship will be awarded to recipients who are preparing to serve as international missionaries or in a faith-based international business with a missions purpose. The first scholarship will be awarded in fall 2023.
Beeson Student Says Beeson Alumni Have Been ‘Role Models,’ Shaped Her Love for the Bible and Her Calling
Grayson Bartlett chose to prepare for ministry at Beeson Divinity School because she wanted to be shaped by the same people who shaped two of her high school teachers and mentors.
President of Ukrainian Evangelical Theological Seminary Visits Beeson Divinity School, Gives Report on War
Ivan Rusyn, president of the Ukrainian Evangelical Theological Seminary in Kyiv, asked for support and prayers for his people as they continue to suffer from war during his visit to Beeson, Feb. 7-8.
Beeson Professor Plans to Leave Legacy
Gerald Bray will celebrate 30 years at Beeson Divinity School in February. He remembers starting six weeks before the blizzard that would become known to Alabamians as the “Storm of the Century.” Since 1993, Bray has impacted hundreds of students, leading and walking with them through their journeys at Beeson.
Beeson Divinity Graduate Translates 5th Century Work of Theologian Cyril of Alexandria
John Kegley, M.Div. ’22, was first introduced to Cyril of Alexandria in Patristic History and Doctrine class during his first semester at Samford University’s Beeson Divinity School.
