The African American community has been instrumental in the life and growth of Missio Seminary since the very beginning. From the early days of the school, to the launch of the urban program, to the move into the city of Philadelphia, the contributions of Black students, professors and board members have long shaped and influenced the mission of the seminary. In celebration of Black History month and the school’s 50th anniversary, we will highlight some of these contributions, discuss the present state of the seminary and where we go from here.
Recorded Webinar Premiering
on Facebook & YouTube
February 25, 2021
7-8:30pm EST (add to calendar)
CLICK HERE for more information about the Arthur R. White scholarship.
Facilitators & Participants:
Faculty, Staff, & Board Members:
- Valerie Andrews (PULPIT program director)
- Kim Billups (Missio staff)
- Mary Harper (Board member)
- Chad Hinson (PULPIT senior fellow)
- Chandra Williams (PULPIT cohort leader)
- Clarence Wright (Assistant professor)
Alumni & Students:
- Larry Anderson
- Christopher Betner
- Janis DeShields
- Keon Gerow
- Desiree Guyton
- Kimberlee Johnson
- Jonathan Mason
- John Payton
- Nicole Showell
- Dan Williams
- Xavier Wright
