Tag: MAPM Program

Gone are the days when seminary was just for those interested in ordained or pulpit ministry. Are you someone who […]

An Interview with Simbarashe Ndowa, MAPM ‘26 Simbarashe (Simba) Ndowa’s childhood village on the border of Zimbabwe and Mozambique didn’t […]

An Interview with Graduating Student Praveen Raj Climate change is too often discussed as an existential crisis instead of a […]

I was in search of a theological lens that not only created permission to pursue justice, but also centered it as crucial to being a follower of Jesus Christ. I found that at Garrett-Evangelical.

Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary is launching hybrid tracks and a refined curriculum for four of our leading master’s degree programs, beginning Fall 2022. Guided by the Seminary’s strategic visioning process, the faculty have worked diligently to create a curriculum and modality plan that reflects enhanced hybrid options for better accessibility, affordability, and flexibility for all students.

Hometown: Chicago, Illinois I grew up in Chicago and the northwest and west suburbs. I graduated from Northeastern Illinois University […]

It is “for such a time as this” that Let Your Light Shine: Mobilizing for Justice and Children, a new […]

At the most basic level, I’d say that a commitment to caring for creation is intimately connected to the central mark of Christian discipleship, which is loving God with one’s whole life and loving one’s neighbor as oneself.

The redemptive work of God is ultimately universal in scope. In that sense, every Christian is called to ministry. All of the baptized are called and equipped by the Spirit to seek God’s justice—at home, in gathering together at church, in the marketplace, in civic life, in neighborhoods and communities, and as global citizens of our common planetary home.

Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary has established a new partnership with Faith in Place, a state-wide organization that has worked with over […]