My name is Berteau Eliassaint. I was born and grew up in Haiti. I have always wanted to help the less fortunate ones in Haiti. During my first semester at Asbury Theological Seminary, one of the three classes that I was taking “Kingdom Church and World,” reminded me that God has called me to share His love to those who cannot provide for themselves or to those who have been forgotten by their own governments.
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You asked for it… It is coming in February! Imagine a one-stop network to connect with other alumni, search and post jobs,…
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G. Roger Schoenhals (1964, BD) G. Roger Schoenhals has discovered something to do in his retirement. This summer he published nine eBooks…
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by Rev. Dr. Isaias Catorce For two hundred years (200 yrs.), Christianity has been interpreted and understood in Western context using the…
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by Sandra McKinney, Asbury Theological Seminary, Wilmore Campus, Alumni Office Outreach magazine’s 2012 edition of the largest and fastest growing churches in…
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by Jo Brosius, Director of Communications, Wilmore Campus Wilmore, KY (November 8, 2012) Asbury Theological Seminary has just announced the 2012 winners…
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by Heidi E. Heater Richard Waugh lives in Auckland, New Zealand, the country’s largest and most cosmopolitan city with 1.3 million residents.…
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Aaron Baldridge (2004, MACL) Christmas greetings! I wanted to let the seminary know that I graduated with my D.Min. in Christian Preaching…
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This book is a biography of Bishop J. Waskom Pickett and contains thorough documentation and extensive photographs. Bishop Pickett embodied the last…
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by Dr. Charles Killian “Are we there yet?” It seems that every child asks that question. And they keep asking, “Are we…
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BUCK-Stan R. (2003, DMin), 52, of Fort Wayne, died Sunday at his home. Born in Muncie, he is survived by his father Charles Buck…
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Asbury Theological Seminary invites you to attend Kingdom Encounter (Feb. 3-5) on the Florida Dunnam Campus and Chaplain Renewal Retreat (Feb. 4-6)…
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By J. Ellsworth Kalas As I was leaving our neighborhood bank recently, someone at a desk near the door said, “Have a…
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