Issue
New Year 2007
10 Articles
Feature Articles
Articles
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Paving the way
Providence College and Theological Seminary, McCormick Theological Seminary, and Oblate School of Theology provide programs, coaches — and thoughtfulness — making international students lives a little easier. Photo: Participants in the International Priests’ Internship program at Oblate School of Theology visit San Fernando Cathedral in San Antonio, Texas.
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Reaching immigrant students in a language of their own
Tyndale University College & Seminary is beginning to offer a complete master’s degree program in Mandarin Chinese, adding a few courses each semester.
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Wing on wing
Today’s international seminarians are tomorrow’s global leaders in theological education, writes Christa R. Klein — so how boards make decisions about governance is part of the educational process itself.
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And who is my neighbor?
Contributing editor Melinda R. Heppe suggests that interacting with international students helps people see the world through the eyes of Jesus.
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Facilitating the academic success of international students
Amy Spencer, coordinator of ESL services at Pontifical College Josephinum, shares some best practices to help international seminarians adjust to the North American academic world.
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Best practices
Helping foreign students navigate legal complexities
Multnomah Bible College and Biblical Seminary (Oregon) and Providence College and Theological Seminary (Manitoba) provide visa details on their Web sites. (In Trust takes no legal responsibility for the completeness or accuracy of these explanations. Schools should seek their own expert counsel to determine what laws apply to them and their students.)
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Shared wisdom, global vision
North American seminary presidents provide expertise to overseas theological schools
In Trust interviews Ian Chapman and Robert Cooley, former seminary presidents who support seminaries in Russia, Ukraine, Korea, and elsewhere.
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A review of Good taste, bad taste, and Christian taste
Seminary professor Frank Burch Brown offers a middle way, arguing that learning to relate to someone else’s artistic taste is a way to love that person. Good Taste, Bad Taste, and Christian Taste Author: Frank Burch Brown Publisher: Oxford University Press
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A review of International priests in America
In International Priests in America, Dean R. Hoge and Amiedi Okure report on programs in Catholic dioceses to support immigrant priests. International Priests in America Authors: Dean R. Hoge and Aniedi Okure Publisher: Liturgical Press
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Changing scenes: On the mend
Southern Baptist Seminary president is on the mend. New leaders in theological education.
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