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Feb 25, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Phillips Theological Seminary WebVTT
The event marked the conclusion of the sixth annual Black History and African-American Heritage Month worship series, featuring a presentation by Dr. Angela Parker, Associate Professor of New Testament and Greek at Mercer University's McAfee School of Theology. The event also served to recognize and celebrate the lives and legacies of Reverend Jesse Jackson and Dr. Norman C. Francis, a civil rights pioneer and long-serving university president. Discussions emphasized the connection between faith, protest, scholarship, and social change, particularly referencing the historical contributions of Black educators and activists from cities like New Orleans and Greensboro.
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This document is the comprehensive academic catalog for Phillips Theological Seminary, detailing its mission, identity, and educational programs for the 2025-2026 academic year. It outlines master's and doctoral degrees, graduate certificates, admissions requirements, financial aid opportunities, and a full listing of courses across various theological disciplines, supported by an academic calendar extending through Fall 2027.
Nov 11, 2025·BoardMeeting
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Phillips Theological Seminary Chapel
The document details a chapel service where the main focus was celebrating the publication of Dr. Lisa Barnett's new book, "Peyote Politics." Key discussion points included a sermon that examined themes from the book, such as contrasting human wisdom with the wisdom of God's Spirit, the political construction of race and religion, the use of peyote as a mediator between the individual and the divine, and the importance of historical scholarship that recognizes spiritual realities. Following the service, a community meal and book review by Dr. Warren Carter were scheduled to honor Dr. Barnett's contributions.
Feb 14, 2023·BoardMeeting
Board
Phillips Theological Seminary Chapel
The session was a Tuesday Chapel service focusing on Black History Month, specifically celebrating Black Church traditions and contributions to theological education, countering stereotypes regarding Black religious scholarship. The service included an invocation and a time of corporate prayer, referencing Matthew 18:20, where participants were invited to bring their trials, tribulations, and expressions of gratitude to God. Key discussion points involved the nature of love, contrasting cultural expectations (like Valentine's Day spending, rom-coms, and fairy tales) with unconditional, God-given, salvific love as described in the Gospel of Luke 10:25-27. The speaker also addressed topics of loss, grief, and the serious issue of domestic violence, emphasizing that violence is about control, not love.
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