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Books: Learning from elders
Lessons from the life of Howard Thurman and the wisdom of Steven Charleston
Two books: One provides new understanding into the life and legacy of Howard Thurmon and the…
Read MoreSmall screen gospel
In 1951, Billy Graham took his radio ministry to television. Others followed, opening a new era.
Billy Graham and Robert Schuller led the way for a new type of ministry and created…
Read MoreTaking wing
How NAIITS’ historic project is decolonizing theological education.
In the summer of 2026, Terry LeBlanc, Ph.D., traveled 2,300 miles from his home in the…
Read MoreFriends in high places
The importance of peer-to-peer relationships for executive leaders
The loneliness of leadership may not be all necessary. While there are burdens only leaders can…
Read MoreRethinking the seminary library in the new era of A.I.
Six areas that theological school leaders should consider when think about A.I. and the future of the library.
A.I. isn’t making libraries extinct: It’s making them more valuable. But leaders need to consider how…
Read MorePower Points | Board committees
A reflection for boards and leaders to consider
When considering committees, boards should think about this.
Read MoreRemark(able) | A positive argument
How should theological educators respond to policy changes in the field
A legal expert answers the question. What do you think?
Read MoreMission before buildings
At Luther Seminary, Robin Steinke led a campus to think about its future, not just about its place.
A few key lessons come out of Luther Seminary’s decision to move the campus.
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