Intersections at The Seattle School
Making Waves: The Vital Work of Stirring Up the Sea
I grew up on the shores of the beautiful Puget Sound. Sunday mornings after church were spent sitting beside the water, watching it lap up against the breaks near the Edmonds-Kingston ferry, watching seagulls and boats go by, and watching waves crash. As a kid, I was not troubled with the origin of waves or […]
Dr. Jo-Ann Badley Begins New Role in Canada after 8 Years on The Seattle School Faculty
After eight years of service and leadership as Professor of Biblical Studies, Dr. Jo-Ann Badley is ending her time at The Seattle School of Theology & Psychology to become the Dean of Theology at Ambrose University in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Located in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, Ambrose University enrolls an average of 800 students, with 14 […]
The Allender Center Announces Fall 2014 Workshops, Conferences, and Programs
The Allender Center at The Seattle School, which exists to steward and advance the legacy of Dr. Dan B. Allender’s trauma-focused narrative therapy and foster redemption and healing in people’s lives through this work, recently announced the fall lineup of offerings. Celebrating ten years of The Story Workshop as the cornerstone of its offerings, The […]
The Years: From a Cross-Country Roadtrip to Life after The Seattle School
The years. The minutes and seconds and moments, both key and not so much so, all seem to happen so quickly; so instantly; so irretrievably wonderfully fast, don’t they? Our selves are born (thrown, I would say is more accurate) into relationship with this paradox known as life and helped to survive it; and if […]
The Seattle School is Recognized as a Retention Leader by the Association of Theological Schools
Less than one year after becoming a full member of the Association of Theological Schools (ATS), The Seattle School of Theology & Psychology has been recognized as a retention leader amongst ATS members. ATS highlights The Seattle School twice in an article shared in a recent member newsletter, emphasizing The Seattle School’s innovative admissions process […]
Theology Students Present Capstone Projects Exploring the Intersection of Text, Soul, and Culture (Session 6)
The Integrative Project serves as a capstone for students in our theological programs as they look back on their training while discerning what it will look like for them to serve God and neighbor in their post-graduate contexts. The Integrative Project is a capstone research project for students in our theology programs (Master of Divinity […]
Theology Students Present Capstone Projects Exploring the Intersection of Text, Soul, and Culture (Session 5)
The Integrative Project serves as a capstone for students in our theological programs as they look back on their training while discerning what it will look like for them to serve God and neighbor in their post-graduate contexts. The Integrative Project is a capstone research project for students in our theology programs (Master of Divinity […]
Theology Students Present Capstone Projects Exploring the Intersection of Text, Soul, and Culture (Session 4)
The Integrative Project serves as a capstone for students in our theological programs as they look back on their training while discerning what it will look like for them to serve God and neighbor in their post-graduate contexts. The Integrative Project is a capstone research project for students in our theology programs (Master of Divinity […]
We are Border-Crossers, Crossing Boundaries on Behalf of Others
Every year, a graduate from each degree program is selected by their peers and faculty to speak at Commencement around a particular theme. This year, the speakers chose the theme “Crossings.” Below is the speech shared by David Jaeger, an MDiv graduate. Missouri turned into Kansas. Kansas turned into Colorado. Colorado into Wyoming, into Utah into Idaho […]
Theology Students Present Capstone Projects Exploring the Intersection of Text, Soul, and Culture (Session 3)
The Integrative Project serves as a capstone for students in our theological programs as they look back on their training while discerning what it will look like for them to serve God and neighbor in their post-graduate contexts. The Integrative Project is a capstone research project for students in our theology programs (Master of Divinity […]
Theology Students Present Capstone Projects Exploring the Intersection of Text, Soul, and Culture (Session 2)
The Integrative Project serves as a capstone for students in our theological programs as they look back on their training while discerning what it will look like for them to serve God and neighbor in their post-graduate contexts. The Integrative Project is a capstone research project for students in our theology programs (Master of Divinity […]
In Gratitude: Blessing the Journey
Every year, a graduate from each degree program is selected by their peers and faculty to speak at Commencement around a particular theme. This year, the speakers chose the theme “Crossings.” Below is the speech shared by Jade Brown, an MACP graduate. I know a psychologist, Dr. Terrence Roberts. He was a member of the Little […]