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Celebrating Central’s 2022 Graduates!
On Friday May 13th, alumni joined Central’s faculty, staff, and 2022 graduating class for the Blessing of the Graduates and Alumni Reception.
Special thank you to Central’s Korean Alumni Association for sponsoring the reception!
To view and download more pictures from that evening, click here.
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- President Durso at Blessing of the Graduates Service
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- Alumni Reception
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- Alumni Reception
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- Alumni Reception
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- Praying over the 2022 Graduates
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- Alumni at Reception
Upcoming Alumni Gatherings
Join us for any of the upcoming alumni gatherings!
Email Jessica Williams, Director of Alumni Engagement and Lifelong Learning, for more information!
- June 3-4 at American Baptist Women of the Central Region Summer Conference
- June 15-18 at Radical. Redeemed. Ready: Celebrating Ministering Women
- June 28-30 at Cooperative Baptist Fellowship General Assembly
- September 19-23 at Space for Grace
CENTRALIZE: Annual Alumni Gathering
October 21-22, Shawnee & Online
Would you like to host a gathering of Central alums in your area?
Contact Jessica Williams to learn more!
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[What we learn] at Central is very relevant to ministry work I do today. I didn’t have to wait to graduate until I implement what I was learning.
Lane Riley
Current Student, MDiv
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Students are encouraged to have our own opinion. We are allowed to have our own understanding. And we are trained to find sources to support that opinion.
Shiwon Park
2015, MDiv - Korean program
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From day one I meshed with people in my class. We developed a relationship and trust. And with my instructors…were authentic and vulnerable, and they were so welcoming.
Staci Cooper
Current Student, MDiv
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While it’s important for me to understand [theology] academically, Central did a great job of helping me to then translate my academic understanding to pastoral communication for the congregation.
Jonathan Clark
2011, MDiv
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I believe that the work Central does to keep down costs is a huge part of their faithful service to the Church. Most of us will not get rich as pastors. When we graduate from seminary without huge debt, we can more easily focus on the ministries to which we are called.
Joanna Harader
Aluma, MDiv
