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Watching with Jesus

Entering week four of Lent offers an opportunity to live in these Gospel narratives with new insight. The Spirit is inviting us to overhear words of challenge, mercy, and struggle. Jesus’ own desolation is growing as he realizes the most likely outcome of his ministry. After all, as he taught in Jerusalem, he remembered that this was the city that “slays the prophets.” He had seen the fate of his cousin John; why would his own prospects be any different?

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Women’s Leadership Initiative Plans Praxis Course in Cuba

Central Makes Space for Relational Flourishing

God Has Drawn Central Korean Students from a Variety of Places!

“Rooted: Experiencing the Strength of Contemplative Leadership” – A Leadership Series Event

Central Leaders to Visit South Korean Seminary to Strengthen Partnering Possibilities

Central Seminary to Host Shurden Lectures Featuring Aidsand Wright-Riggins

Spring 2019 Convocation Sermon: When Silence is Complicit

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Tough and Tender Touchstones: Memories and Mosaic Making in Cuba

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Ethan Bunce, M.Div. Student

I have been at Central since the spring of 2014. I can honestly say these past three and a half years have been absolutely...

My Experience:

Ethan Bunce, M.Div. Student

I have been at Central since the spring of 2014. I can honestly say these past three and a half years have been absolutely incredible. From meeting with professors, to building relationships with classmates, to pestering our librarians with questions, I have loved every minute of being at Central. Every semester, or trimester, I am pushed and challenged to think in new ways about the divine. I have been learning to think in ways that go far beyond just an academic experience. What I have been learning has been impacting the way that I live each day. I am so thankful for my time at Central and cannot recommend it enough.