
Forming Leaders at the Frontier - Campaign for Southwest
Forming Leaders at the Frontier identified three (3) transformational priorities to enable Southwest to lead the church into the next century.
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Forming Leaders at the Frontier identified three (3) transformational priorities to enable Southwest to lead the church into the next century.
At Southwest, our core values are at the heart of all we do. Hospitality, conversation, mutuality, respect, rootedness and celebration are values that help guide us in our work and bring us a sense of community as we all move quickly in many different directions.
[Episcopal News Service] Seminary of the Southwest is working with the Black Religious Scholars Group on a five-year partnership that will bring black scholars to the Episcopal seminary as visiting professors to improve racial diversity on the faculty and strengthen clergy formation on racial...
The seminary in Austin, Texas, has announced the launch of a military chaplaincy concentration for its master of divinity degree, the first of its kind among Episcopal seminaries.
As natural disasters have occurred in our nation at an alarming pace over the past several weeks, students from Seminary of the Southwest have organized and deployed in efforts to provide physical, financial, spiritual and pastoral relief to those affected. Three weeks ago, with Hurricane Harvey...
Seminary of the Southwest is pleased to announce that the Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs (CACREP) has granted accreditation to the Master of Arts degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling.
Bryan Stevenson, founder and executive director of the Equal Justice Initiative, author of Just Mercy, and a prominent public interest lawyer, will present the 2016 Blandy Lecture at Seminary of the Southwest
The Seminary of the Southwest graduated 24 students and awarded three honorary degrees May 24 during the Austin, Texas, seminary’s 65th commencement.
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