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The Asbury Theological Seminary Board of Trustees has elected Bishop Alfred W. Gwinn, Jr., as its new Board Chair. His three-year term will begin January 1. Bishop Gwinn is a retired bishop of the United Methodist Church, having served most recently as the bishop of the North Carolina Conference. He is one of eight Asbury […]

Thanks to all who entered the Name our Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP) contest! First place winner of $250 The Quill – submitted by Thad Hicks Honorable mention runners-up and $50 winners: Think Write – submitted by Bill CastilloWrite On! – submitted by Brad Johnson

Highly respected New Testament scholar Craig Keener is known for his meticulous and comprehensive research. This commentary on Acts, his magnum opus, may be the largest and most thoroughly documented Acts commentary available. Useful not only for the study of Acts but also early Christianity, this work sets Acts in its first-century context. In this […]

Living Into Community is the third work of Dr. Christine Pohl, Professor of Church in Society at Asbury Theological Seminary, that has been translated into Korean. Her previous two works in Korean Making Room: Recovering Hospitality as a Christian Tradition and Friendship at the Margins have received a great response from Korean readers. Further, in the […]

We are delighted to welcome Winfield Bevins to the Asbury community as our new Director of Church Planting.  Central to our 2023 Strategic Plan is our commitment to unleash a new wave of Wesleyan church planting here in the U.S.A. and around the world.  Dr. Bevins comes to us with extensive church planting experience. He […]

The Kingdom Conference is a global celebration and opportunity to unite pastors, academicians and business leaders to explore how social entrepreneurship can be adapted to carry out kingdom-minded initiatives using the business approach. Kingdom Conference is sponsored through the partnership between The Asbury Project and Kingdom Conference (asburyproject.org)​. Opportunities include an International Chapel Service and […]

Revitalization Center Announcement Bringing New Life to Existing Churches: A Revitalization Roundtable with Dr. Mark GornikFriday, October 17 in MC205-206 The church of the future will increasingly find itself in globalized, urban contexts. The “global” element will often take the form of diaspora churches from around the world taking root in our communities. But how […]