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Congratulations to Dr. Matthew Fullen (2010 & 2013 Alum) for receiving the Carl D. Perkins Government Relations Award for 2020.

Ashland Theological Seminary M.Div student Karen Reaume shares the joy she's found in taking her classes, working as the seminary's Chapel Coordinator, and focusing on spiritual formation practices.

September brought a new offering to Ashland Theological Seminary students at all campuses—a writing refresher workshop. It was well received!

Dr. David deSilva, a distinguished and long-time professor at Ashland Theological Seminary, shares his passions, along with what led him to write his most recent book.

Recently graduated with an MA in Counseling from Ashland Theological Seminary, Courtney Avery feels better equipped to serve his parishioners, and he’s taken on an additional challenge that excites him—counseling students at the Detroit Center for the next two years.

Fred Munuku, a first-year student, talks about his ministries back home in Kenya and shares how he was inspired to come to Ohio and attend Ashland Theological Seminary.

From M.Div graduate to pastor and author: Michaele LaVigne's experience as a Kern Scholar at Ashland Theological Seminary set her on an exciting and fulfilling trajectory.

The Holy Spirit has given Dr. Jakki Nelson, alumna and faculty member of Ashland Theological Seminary, an unquenchable energy for carrying out an amazing array of ministries.

Peter Frantz, alumnus and adjunct ESL instructor at Ashland Theological Seminary, was led by the Holy Spirit to teach in Turkey right after receiving his M.Div degree, and now, six years later and back home in the U.S., he is enjoying teaching and looks forward to whatever God has in store for him next.

Three things were dear to Carol Burgener's mother’s heart—education, ministries, and the Ashland community. Carol honored her mother with a large gift to the Ashland Theological Seminary that provided scholarships for 12 students.

At Ashland Theological Seminary, staff and students alike are given opportunities to make recommendations for change. Mark Yancy, Administration Associate at the seminary’s Detroit Center, had the idea for a student round table, and then he made it happen!