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Ministry Careers: Empowering Teens to Dream of Brighter Futures

Two Saint Paul alumni have dedicated their time and talents to empowering young people to create positive change. 

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Saint Paul Alum Rev. Lia McIntosh Earns Life Coaching Appointment

The Saint Paul family congratulates Rev. Lia McIntosh on her appointment to a full-time Extension Ministry of Leadership and Life Coaching.  The designation comes from the General Board of Higher Education and Ministry of the United Methodist Church. Rev. McIntosh’s vision is that “Every leader has a coach and uses coaching skills to support others.”…

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Saint Paul Board of Trustees Affirms UMCNext Commitments

The Board of Trustees of Saint Paul School of Theology affirms the four commitments of UMCNext: We long to be passionate followers of Jesus Christ, committed to a Wesleyan vision of Christianity, anchored in scripture and informed by tradition, experience and reason as we live a life of personal piety and social holiness. We commit…

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Chaplaincy, Pastoral Counseling & Other Ministry Jobs Beyond the Church

“Embrace the trust and relationships God gives you for spiritual wellness.” Rev. Veronica Fallah, a graduate of Saint Paul School of Theology, shares this advice in Equally Yoked: Trust in Relationships for Spiritual Wellness. The book was inspired by Rev. Fallah’s many years of service as a healthcare chaplain and counselor. It’s a big world,…

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Doctor of Ministry Prepares Christian Social Justice Leaders

The Bible clearly tells us that Jesus was sent to “proclaim good news to the poor…freedom for the prisoners and recovery of sight for the blind, to set the oppressed free” (Luke 4:18). In a world beset with poverty, mass incarceration, systemic racism, violence and environmental disaster, Christian leaders continue to grapple with how to…