Fuller Seminary

07/02/2026

Chaplain Andrea Cammarota draws from her own vocational journey and shares about opening ourselves up to encountering God in the unknown. Read Now, https://loom.ly/FSrI3xE

07/01/2026

As we begin a new fiscal year today, we celebrate the graduates who have crossed the finish line and stepped into their callings. Because you chose to stand with us, leaders have the resources they need to serve a world in need.

Thank you for your steadfast presence in our shared journey and for ensuring the mission of Fuller Seminary continues to flourish.

We look forward to all that we will accomplish together in the year ahead.

06/30/2026

When Giovanny Panginda opens up about his work as a youth pastor—as well as for the Fuller Youth Institute—it’s easy to see his passion for serving and shepherding the church’s emerging generation. He ministers to youth at not one, or two, but four churches in the LA area, explaining that such an arrangement isn’t unusual among the Indonesian American immigrant community, which is tight-knit and often shares pastors across the region. Panginda himself grew up in church—with uncles, aunts, cousins who serve as pastors, worship leaders, and Sunday school teachers. For all that, it may be difficult to believe, he actually resisted the idea of entering ministry for many years. Read More, https://loom.ly/CQm3s-8

06/29/2026

Every graduate represents a calling that you made possible.

The fiscal year ends at midnight June 30th. These leaders have reached this milestone because you chose to invest in their formation. Now, the next generation is waiting for that same opportunity. You are the vital link between a student’s potential and their impact in the world. We ask you to stand with us once more before the deadline. Your gift ensures the path remains open for those ready to lead.

Complete the journey. Give before the midnight deadline. Fuller.edu/FYE26

06/24/2026

06/24/2026

We're celebrating AAC Senior Fellow Dr. Janette Ok on her formal appointment by Fuller Seminary to the George Eldon Ladd Chair of New Testament. Named for George Eldon Ladd, whose scholarship on the kingdom of God and biblical theology impacted generations of New Testament scholarship, this endowed chair recognizes excellence in research, teaching, and service in the field of New Testament studies.

Dr. Ok is the first Asian American woman to occupy an endowed chair at Fuller and is among the few Asian American women to hold an endowed chair in New Testament studies in the United States.

Congratulations, Dr. Ok!

https://fuller.edu/posts/fuller-appoints-biblical-scholars-drs-janette-h-ok-and-collin-cornell-to-endowed-chairs/