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Sioux Falls Seminary develops servants for their participation in the kingdom mission.
Sioux Falls Seminary is on the move, providing systems of theological education and integrative counseling that are affordable, accessible, relevant, and faithful. Now recognized as one of the most innovative seminaries in the nation, Sioux Falls Seminary is helping change theological education and how it is done both in North America and throughout the world. We invite you to join us in mission.
From the NAB: Articles on Prayer, Wk. 1
Over the next three weeks, we are sharing some articles on prayer written by the North American Baptist Conference. This week's article focuses on prayer as a spiritual discipline. It is written by Kent Carlson, Vice President of Leadership Formation. To read more articles provided by the conference, visit their website at nabconference.org.
In Trust Blog Post on Disruption and Sustainability
The In Trust Center for Theological Studies recently published an article on how disruption can bring about change that leads to long-term viability. With changes in theological education today, the article hints at what might be required of schools if they want to remain sustainable today and in the future.
Draw Closer: New Book Reflects on Psalms
Former professor Rhoda Carpenter recently published, A God Who Comes Near: Reflections on the Psalms. The book "speaks to the beauty and contemporary relevance of the psalms, pointing the reader to a God who desires honest expression, comes close to listen, and reveals a deeper understanding of who he is and how he loves."
The Christian Citizen Series: Part 4
Three weeks ago we began sharing a four-part series that Dr. Philip Thompson wrote for The Christian Citizen. This week's article concludes this series. The series, "Theological Education in North America: Crises and Faithful Creativity," has explored the Kairos Project and its impact on theological education. Today, we explore the seminary's Baptist roots.
