Due to inclement weather, EU will be closed Monday, Jan. 22.
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Magazines, Seminary
WINTER 2017 RAPPORT MAGAZINE
The Summer 2017 edition of Rapport highlights the continuing legacy of Central Bible College. Check it out!
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Adult, Grad and Seminary Open House
Come to Our Next Open House November 2, 2017 Adult, Graduate and Seminary Studies Open Houses are held every semester. Open House opportunities are planned for prospective adult and graduate students […]
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Lecture and Dedication of the Hyllberg Collection on Women in Ministry and Leadership, October 6, 2 p.m.
You are invited to attend the Dedication of the Hyllberg Collection on Women in Ministry and Leadership and a lecture entitled, “The Future of Women Leaders in the Assemblies of […]
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Academic Excellence, Seminary
J. Philip Hogan Chair for World Missions Lectureship: October 9, 11, 13
AGTS will present the J. Philip Hogan Chair for World Missions lectureship series on October 9, 11, and 13 at 2 p.m. each day. Dr. Mark Flattery will be inaugurated […]
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Academic Excellence, Seminary
Clark Award: Dr. Jim Railey awarded Evangel’s highest honor for academic excellence
Dr. Jim Railey is the 2017 recipient of Evangel University’s top honor for faculty — the E.M. & Estella Clark Award for Excellence in Teaching, Scholarship and Service. The Clark Award includes a cash grant and was presented on May 5, during Evangel’s 59th Annual Commencement ceremony. Railey has been a professor of theology at Assemblies of God Theological Seminary since 1991. In addition to his teaching responsibilities, Railey serves as vice president/dean of the seminary, its top leadership position under Evangel University.
Magazines, Seminary
SUMMER 2017 RAPPORT MAGAZINE
The Summer 2017 edition of Rapport highlights the continuing legacy of Central Bible College. Check it out!
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Hot Topics!, Seminary
AGTS CENTER FOR ISLAMIC STUDIES ON KY3 (NBC NEWS)
The Center for Islamic Studies hosted its 2017 Summer Institute in July. Read the full KY3 story and view the news clip by Kate Allt.
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Springfield’s Newest Church Hoping to Fix City’s Drug Issues
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. -- The Ozark's newest church is looking for members of the congregation with the roughest backgrounds, former prisoners, and drug users, along with other people in the community looking solutions to Springfield's drug problem.
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New COGIC Leader is Graduate of CBC and AGTS
Bishop Lemuel F. Thuston, a graduate of Central Bible College (1979) and the Assemblies of God Theological Seminary (1981), was elected at the 109th annual Holy Convocation last November to serve as Chairman of the General Assembly of the Church of God in Christ (COGIC).
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Season of Thankfulness and Celebration
As we look forward to Thanksgiving and Christmas, our hearts turn to thoughts of thankfulness for God's abundant provision and celebration of the birth of our Savior, Jesus Christ.
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10 Ways for ‘Never Trumpers’ to Respond to Election Results
I didn't vote for Trump. I also didn't vote for Hillary. I wrote in. I based my decision largely on what I deemed to be the poor character of both candidates. Nonetheless, Donald J. Trump will be our next president. For born-again Christians who did not vote for Trump, our reactions need to be Christlike. We need to lead the way by responding in a godly manner—and encouraging others to do the same. Here are 10 ways for Never Trumpers to respond:
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LFTL Helps Women “Say Hello”
Muslim women make up 10 percent of the world’s population — standing should-to-shoulder, they would wrap around the world at least 11 times — and nearly all of them have never heard a clear presentation of the gospel.
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A Chaplain — By God’s Grace
U.S. Navy Chaplain Matt Riley is one likeable guy. He’s steady. He’s compassionate. He’s dependable. He’s committed to God, family, and the U.S. Navy personnel he serves on the USS Port Royal (CG 73) currently stationed out of Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.
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A Sign in the Ashes
Tragedy struck when an apartment building near Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana, caught fire. Fortunately, no one died; however, the building was completely destroyed.
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Seeking to Diversify
Assemblies of God Theological Seminary President Mark A. Hausfeld is emblematic of the type of faculty who are teaching and, he hopes, the caliber of students who are studying at the Springfield, Missouri, school.
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AG College Resources Bible Schools Across Africa
Recently, Africa’s Hope, a ministry of Assemblies of God World Missions, Africa region, received more than 55,000 textual resources from Evangel University (EU) in Springfield, Missouri, as a result of the 2013 consolidation of EU with Central Bible College and Assemblies of God Theological Seminary, also in Springfield.
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Helping Chaplains Reach the Field
Missouri Army National Guard Assemblies of God chaplain candidate Peter K. Pyo is scheduled to graduate from Assemblies of God Theological Seminary in May, after which he expects to go on active duty.
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One thing is certain: The climate WILL change!
The recent Paris Summit on Climate Change attracted hundreds of leaders, all concerned about the effects of human activity on global weather patterns and the environment. Phrases such as “immanent crisis” and “the survival of humanity” were frequently used.