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D.Min. Projects Reflect Personal Interest While Impacting Many
D.Min. Projects Reflect Personal Interest While Impacting Many
First Time Gift to Make Lasting Impression
"...those who are happiest are those who do the most for others,"
NABS Student Touches Lives Through Music
Ministering through music is perhaps not the most common way of spreading the Gospel.
Ginny Thornburgh to Speak at Lectureship
This year's Hiller Lecture focuses on assisting congregations in becoming welcoming communities for children and adults with disabilities.
NABS Remembers Former Professor
Dr. Stanley J. Grenz, former North American Baptist Seminary professor, passed away March 12, 2005 after suffering a massive brain hemorrhage.
D.Min. Program Celebrates 30 Years
Since the Doctor of Ministry program was created thirty years ago, North American Baptist Seminary has been able to offer top notch in-ministry training to students pursing doctoral work.
Seminary Reaches 49th State in the Union
Daniel Lee didn't have many options for theological learning in the Alaskan wilderness.
Ted Faszer Honored
Professor. Mentor. Friend. These are just a few of the words used to describe Dr. Ted Faszer, Professor of Educational Ministries and Church Music. In his 27 years of service to North American Baptist Seminary, Ted has touched the lives of a generation of students and seminary friends.
Taking Aim: 2004 Pheasant Hunt is a Success
A group of fifteen hunters from around the region took aim for a good cause this fall.
NABS Student Spotlight
It is often said that home is where the heart is. And for Jennifer Reynolds, home is in Sioux Falls.
