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Dr. Sims Moves On From Saint Paul School of Theology

It is with mixed emotions that we announce that Dr. Angela Sims will be leaving Saint Paul School of Theology effective May 31, 2019. With new beginnings on her horizon, Dr. Sims will be joining Colgate Rochester Crozer Divinity School in Rochester, NY as President. We are very appreciative of the work that Dr. Sims…

Casey Sigmon teaches to a class of ministry students.

Called to Become a Minister? Take the Next Step at Experience Saint Paul

You may have recently discerned a call to ministry. You may have already applied to seminary. But how do you know what to expect as you take the next step in this journey? Whether God is leading you to pastor a church, serve as chaplain for a community organization, or provide spiritual guidance in some…

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Probation Lifted by the Higher Learning Commission

Saint Paul School of Theology is pleased to report that the Higher Learning Commission has changed the seminary’s status from “Accredited – Probation” to “Accredited”. Please find the Public Disclosure Notice online. under Seminary Accreditation on our website. For 60 years, Saint Paul has supplied excellence in theological education and our previous challenges have inspired…

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A Letter from President Blair

Dear Saint Paul Community, As most of you know, the General Conference of the United Methodist Church met in St. Louis the past four days. The purpose was for elected General Conference delegates from around the world to decide on a plan to accept, change or alter the book of Discipline regarding issues of human…

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Wallace Chappell Lecture: Evangelism in a World of Religious Diversity

How can today’s Christian leader meet the challenges and opportunities of sharing the Good News of Christ at a time of growing religious diversity? Rev. Dr. Jack Jackson, E. Stanley Associate Professor of Evangelism at Claremont University, addresses this important topic in Speaking of Jesus: Early Methodist Principles for Bearing Witness to the Christian Story…