Campbell University Divinity School

10/15/2026

Congratulations to Rev. Rebecca Mathis, Executive Director of the Center for Calling & Ministry, on being named one of "25 Who Inspire" by Good Faith Media!

Read more: https://goodfaithmedia.org/25-who-inspire-rebecca-mathis/

Rebecca Mathis is a juggler of many passions. Whatever she commits to, she approaches with creativity and professionalism.

10/15/2026

The Sisterhood of the Traveling Ministers is on the move, affirming, encouraging, and equipping people to discover and live into their calling. 🧡 The Center for Calling & Ministry is grateful for Baptist Women in Ministry of North Carolina and partners as we cultivate cultures of calling together.

Join us for worship, lunch and conversation!
Link: https://forms.gle/GdXj8avpPy5Rorrq5

10/14/2026

Homecoming is this week, and we hope to see our CUDS alumni back in the Creek!

Join us Saturday, October 17, for the Homecoming Block Party from 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. at the Alumni House, across from the Student Union. Stop by the CUDS tent for some fun giveaways (hats, shirts, and keychains!) and enjoy food trucks, activities for kids and more from across Campbell.

Planning to stay for the day? The Homecoming Parade begins at noon, followed by football at 3:30 p.m.

Register and view the full schedule:
https://alumni.campbell.edu/homecoming/

We hope to see you there! Go Camels!

10/13/2026

Our CPE Day chapel preacher is Rev. Tina Morris-Anderson.

Click here to join the livestream: bit.ly/CUDSChapelFall26

Reverend Tina Morris-Anderson serves as a Staff Chaplain for WakeMed Health & Hospitals where she provides spiritual care support and counseling at its Center for Community Health and for WakeMed Home Health. She also serves as Coordinator for the Center’s Health Equity Program. Tina holds a bachelor's and two master's degrees from Duke University as well as a master's in pastoral counseling from Regent University. She is currently pursuing a D.Min. in Integrative Chaplaincy at Vanderbilt University.

An ordained Baptist minister, Tina serves as an Associate Minister at The Fountain of Raleigh Fellowship in Raleigh, NC where her husband, the Rev. Paul L. Anderson, serves as Pastor. In addition to providing pastoral counseling, she also serves as Vice President, Fountain Board of Directors; Coordinator, Women of the Well Women’s Ministry; and a director for the Drama Ministry. Tina is also a professional vocalist and has performed in numerous Triangle theatrical productions.

Prior to becoming a chaplain, Tina worked in the public, private and non-profit sectors, including the Office of Congressman David Price, First Citizens Bank and the N.C. Department of Labor. She has been an active member of her community for many years. Her current community involvement includes: Board of Directors, Raleigh Youth Choir; Advisory Board, North Raleigh Creative Arts Theatre; and Volunteer Mediator for the NC Office of State Human Resources.

Tina lives in Raleigh, NC with her husband Paul. They are the proud parents of two talented adult sons, Paul II and Noah. One of her favorite quotes is, “What you are is God’s gift to you. What you make of yourself is your gift to God.”

10/12/2026

There are two more days left to register for our Virtual MA in Faith and Leadership Formation Open House. If you've been wondering if this program is for you, this is a great way to learn more!

Register today:
https://bit.ly/47H2Z7l

10/07/2026

Join us for a live Teams conversation about the MA in Faith & Leadership Formation, a program designed to help you deepen your faith and clarify how it connects with your work in the world.

Wednesday, Oct. 14 | 12:00–1:00 PM

Register today!
https://bit.ly/47H2Z7l

10/06/2026

Two dozen online-hybrid students recently experienced a weekend retreat in Buies Creek to engage class content hands-on, right down to making and flipping pancakes! Dr. Jones' Introduction to Theological Education and Dr. Jorgenson's Faith and Leadership Formation students attended classes in-person in Taylor Hall, explored the campus, and continued to invest in relationships they had already established in their online learning settings. We can't wait to welcome these online-hybrid students back to Buies Creek again!

10/05/2026

Our annual CPE Day is coming up on October 13! Students, join area chaplaincy representatives for a CPE Day chapel service at 11:00, then a meet and greet session at 12:00 in Taylor 118.

10/03/2026

We are excited to host a two-day conference on neurodiversity in children’s ministry with two wonderful partners!

Campbell University Divinity School’s Empowering Families for Spiritual Formation, CBF’s Thriving Children Initiative, and the Baugh Center for Baptist Leadership will join together in Buies Creek in November for this event. It is an opportunity for churches to gather for an intentional time to consider and learn about neurodivergence and give attention to the “hows and whys” of children’s ministry.

For all the details and to register: https://events.cbf.net/children-campbell
Questions? Email Dr. Sarah Boberg: [email protected]

✅Cost: $25 per person
✅Max $100 per church
✅Funded Lodging available on request

10/03/2026

A prayer for Reading Week and midterms:

God of beginnings and endings and all that comes in between, sustain us with your peace and grace at this midpoint of the semester. Remind me of the call you have placed on my life, and help us to remember one another when our callings demand much from us. We are not alone, and I am not alone. Amen.