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The Latest from Professors
Lamenting in Seasons of Suffering
One helpful practice when walking through a season of suffering is writing a lament or a series of laments
Sunday’s Sermon
We share in the grief of friends and family who lost loved ones to the unspeakable violence in Buffalo
Hands on the Gospel Plow Webinar
Take an insightful journey with us as we delve into the missional history of the Black church moderated by Missio’s Assistant Professor of Practical Theology and Urban Initiatives, Dr. Clarence E. Wright.
Black History Month Video Message
As we celebrate Black History Month at Missio Seminary, President Frank James shares the impact Black missional leaders have had on him and his missional journey.
A Heartfelt Discussion with Sister Thelma White and Pastor Kevin Haynesworth
A Heartfelt Discussion with Sister Thelma White and Pastor Kevin Haynesworth
When Moderation and Justice Collide
Somehow justice, mercy, and humility belong together in a Christian social ethic. I think that is at least part of what MLK was telling us.
A Catalyst for Senior Pastoral Leadership
An excerpt on Senior Leadership from Pastor Keon Gerow and Dr. Sean Wise
Biblical Seminary Memories with Dr. Newman
As Missio continues celebrating 50 years of faithful ministry, Dr. Bob Newman shares stories of the BTS/Missio younger years.
Journal of Urban Mission 7:1
Volume 7 Issue 1 is dedicated to the theme of #churchtoo. Abuse of power and leadership failures may be nothing new in churches, but that doesn’t take away from its horror or devastation.
What students are saying
“The discussion that goes on in the classroom invigorates the soul. I am stretching the youth at my church in the curriculum I am developing and using because [Missio] has stretched me.”