Fuller Seminary

06/15/2024

Culture often teaches us to deal with conflict in two ways: avoidance and defensiveness. Yet avoidance leads to false unity and distrust, while defensiveness results in division and dehumanization. However, another way exists that aims for true unity, deep trust, and comprehensive flourishing. In the course Transforming Conflict, developed in partnership with The Colossian Forum, you will discover how to view conflict as an opportunity for spiritual growth and constructive transformation within Christian communities. It will help you shift your perspective on conflict, viewing it not as a disruptive force but as a catalyst for unity and personal development. Instead of avoiding conflict, trying to win at all costs, or merely managing disagreements, start building a framework to engage conflict in healthy ways rooted in Christian teachings and community-building practices.

Created in partnership with The Colossian Forum and FULLER Equip. Learn more, https://loom.ly/PygiJF8

06/14/2024

Chris Blumhofer joined Fuller’s faculty in 2018. He specializes in the Gospel of John, theological interpretation of Scripture, and the relationship of Christianity to Judaism. Read more, https://loom.ly/8aHFVXk

06/14/2024

Cameron Lee, professor of marriage and family studies, writes about walking alongside those who have experienced “church hurt.” Read now, https://loom.ly/HuMVQ8c

Cameron Lee, professor of marriage and family studies, writes about walking alongside those who have experienced “church hurt.”

06/14/2024

In this series of courses from FULLER Equip, learn about incorporating the spiritual and theological into your mental health work. Access now, https://loom.ly/bt94Bt0

This course offers 5 APA-approved CE credits for mental health professionals. Learn to assess, incorporate, and converse about all aspects of clients' lives.

06/14/2024

In this FULLER Equip course, develop a trauma-informed framework and leadership model to incorporate into every level of your ministry. Access now, https://loom.ly/kKsCpV8

In this Building a Trauma-Informed Church course, you will develop, analyze, and utilize a trauma-informed framework and leadership model in order to incorporate it into every level of your ministry.

06/14/2024

Stan Long reflects on the many challenges Black faculty and students faced in predominantly White institutions in the 90s and still face today, while looking hopefully forward because of the progress that has been made.

Stan Long was interim director of Fuller Seminary’s African American Ministries program from 1994–1997. Watch now, https://loom.ly/HdtEAX4

Pannell Center at Fuller Theological Seminary

Stan Long reflects on the many challenges Black faculty and students faced in predominantly White institutions in the 90s and still face today, while looking hopefully forward because of the progress that has been made.

06/13/2024

Black church leaders and scholars at a predominantly white institution look back on the Pannell Center’s history of forming Black leaders for the church and beyond, while looking forward with hope for what lies ahead. Watch now, https://loom.ly/wqcO-K0

Pannell Center at Fuller Theological Seminary

Black church leaders and scholars at a predominantly white institution look back on the Pannell Center’s history of forming Black leaders for the church and beyond, while looking forward with hope for what lies ahead.

06/13/2024

Our doctrinal commitment to Scripture is built on a submission to its authority, which must stand as teacher and judge of all that we think and do. Learn more, https://loom.ly/zSG3QAg

06/13/2024

David C. Wang, Cliff and Joyce Penner Chair for the Formation of Emotionally Healthy Leaders, talks about developing leaders for healthy and healing churches in a world rife with spiritual abuse and trauma. Read the full article, https://loom.ly/WKJoHhc

David C. Wang, Cliff and Joyce Penner Chair for the Formation of Emotionally Healthy Leaders, talks about developing leaders for healthy and healing churches in a world rife with spiritual abuse and trauma.

06/13/2024

Fuller’s Doctor of Psychology in Clinical Psychology (PsyD) program trains professionals to provide psychotherapy and assessment services and to develop, implement, and evaluate innovative treatment programs. Learn more, https://loom.ly/Pba4K7E

06/13/2024

The Brehm Center is hosting a gathering of religion and film scholars from around the world. Join us! Final registration is available until June 20th. Register now, https://loom.ly/3_Wgj0I

We invite you to join us June 26-28, 2024 for an unforgettable International Conference on Religion & Film!

06/12/2024

In this series of videos, Cynthia Eriksson describes various kinds of trauma and reflects on our need to care for each other in our suffering. Watch now, https://loom.ly/7ICMWBk

In the first of six videos on “Trauma-Informed Ministry,” Cynthia Eriksson describes various kinds of trauma and reflects on our need to walk alongside each other in our suffering.

06/12/2024

Anne Nolty and a team of researchers explore spirituality, neuroscience, and resilient responses to stress and disruption. Read now, https://loom.ly/7nRxJBY

Anne Nolty, assistant professor of psychology, and a team of researchers explore spirituality, neuroscience, and resilient responses to stress and disruption

06/12/2024

Oscar García-Johnson, professor of theology and Latino/a studies, discusses some ways theological education must be reshaped and transformed as we move into the future. Read the full article in Issue 27, https://loom.ly/3xTdBYg

Oscar García-Johnson, professor of theology and Latino/a studies, discusses some ways theological education must be reshaped and transformed as we move into the future.

06/12/2024

Kyong-Jin Lee calls Christians to reframe the problem of climate change so that their Christian hope propels them to take action on behalf of those suffering. Read now, https://loom.ly/ICq0-w4

Kyong-Jin Lee, associate professor of Old Testament studies, resists contemporary apocalyptic narratives of climate change and considers instead a perspective of hope.

06/11/2024

Hope and Healing for a Broken World || Year One: Pentecostal Churches Around the World: Opportunities and Challenges (2024). Year Two: Pentecostal Ministry/Mission: Healing, Hope, and Other Resources (2025). Year Three: The Holy Spirit’s Responses to Our Brokenness: Writing Up the Doctoral Project (2026).

Application Deadline: July 26, 2024! Learn more about the Pentecostal Charismatic Ministry DMin Cohort starting this Fall: https://loom.ly/tpA63V0

Join us for a webinar with Dr. Amos Yong on:
Thursday, June 20, 2024 — 8:30AM - 9:30AM PT
https://loom.ly/cHppxi8

Tuesday, July 9, 2024 — 5:00PM - 6:00PM PT
https://loom.ly/nw-UBaw

06/11/2024

Fuller scholars and other experts reflect on narcissism and trauma in the context of church and ministry—and on healing and hopeful practices for the church today. Watch now, https://loom.ly/ht8LmcY

06/11/2024

Beldman offers a thoughtful reflection on how interaction with the biblical texts can re-form the ways we live in the economic spheres of our lives. Read now, https://loom.ly/lC-lb1M

06/11/2024

Some moments from Commencement 2024 this past Saturday!!🎓🎉

06/11/2024

06/11/2024

And that’s a wrap on another academic year! This commencement band came together from all over the country to lead worship for our commencement ceremony. And we had fun doing it too!

06/11/2024

Members and friends of the Fuller community share their own reflections on disruption. Read now, https://loom.ly/kZqJXmc

Alexia Salvatierra, adjunct professor and Lutheran pastor, reflects on complex issues of immigration through the lens of Christian hospitality

06/11/2024

Veli-Matti Kärkkäinen, professor of systematic theology, reflects on Jesus’ earthly ministry and on the ways healing and hope might come in today’s world. Read the full article in Issue 27, https://loom.ly/Cm-7f88

Veli-Matti Kärkkäinen, professor of systematic theology, reflects on Jesus’ earthly ministry and on the ways healing and hope might come in today’s world.

06/10/2024

David C. Wang, Cliff and Joyce Penner Chair for the Formation of Emotionally Healthy Leaders, talks about developing leaders for healthy and healing churches in a world rife with spiritual abuse and trauma. Read now, https://loom.ly/WKJoHhc

David C. Wang, Cliff and Joyce Penner Chair for the Formation of Emotionally Healthy Leaders, talks about developing leaders for healthy and healing churches in a world rife with spiritual abuse and trauma.

06/10/2024

Listen to A Practice: Dr. Lisa Miller’s Red and Yellow Doors as she asks you to look at the red doors in your life and the possibility of walking toward open, yellow doors. You’ll also be asked to consider who is guiding you through change. Listen now, https://loom.ly/HfOS7R4

With & For - a podcast that explores the depths of psychological science and spiritual wisdom to offer practical guidance toward spiritual health, wholeness, and thriving on purpose.

06/10/2024

Gary Demarest was in Fuller’s inaugural class of 39 students and graduated three years later at the first commencement in 1950. Along the way, he gained inspiration and profound knowledge from the likes of noted theologians Carl F.H. Henry and Edward John Carnell.

Your gift now will help ensure that same type of quality biblical education that’s continued at Fuller for more than 75 years. You will offer hope for a brighter and blessed tomorrow through those you equip at Fuller.

Believe in the future you help create.

Give now, https://loom.ly/wkDg8no

Watch here as Gary shares his memories and recalls the early days of Fuller: https://loom.ly/ayLvxrM

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06/10/2024

In her lecture “The Magnificat of the Urban Poor Filipina,” delivered at the 2023 Missiology Lectures, Marie Joy Pring-Faraz shares about the powerful witness of Filipina women in urban poor communities—whose experience of communal struggle has shaped their experience of and witness to Christ. Watch now, https://loom.ly/Kk7ARZw

In her lecture “The Magnificat of the Urban Poor Filipina,” delivered at the 2023 Missiology Lectures, Marie Joy Pring-Faraz shares about the powerful witness of Filipina women in urban poor communities—whose experience of communal struggle has shaped their experience of and witness to Christ.

06/08/2024

Soon these seats will be filled with our 2024 graduates!! 🎓 For more information on Commencement visit, fuller.edu/commencement

06/08/2024

12/19/2023

With a hopeful heart for the church’s youngest generations, Meredith Miller (MDiv ’08) invites the church into new ways of ministering to our children—helping them to encounter, to know, and to trust God.

Read more, https://loom.ly/pq779gc