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• Mohler, Ryken offer commencement speech advice to Romney May 11, 2012
  In a May 11 post at CNN’s Belief Blog, Southern Seminary President R. Albert Mohler Jr. and Wheaton College President Philip Ryken provide unsolicited advice to Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney about his imminent commencement speech at Liberty University in Lynchburg, Va. As leaders of prominent evangelical schools, Mohler and Ryken surmise that […]
  Josh Hayes
• The Church at Brook Hills announces Payne as pastor of church multiplication May 9, 2012
  The Church at Brook Hills in Birmingham, Ala., voted to receive J.D. Payne as its pastor of church multiplication, May 6, 2012. This comes after the church’s elders recommended Payne to the congregation during April. “I’m grateful to God for his grace in leading J.D. to Brook Hills,” said David Platt, senior pastor of the […]
  Josh Hayes
• May “Towers” looks at theology in thought and action May 7, 2012
  The April 2012 “Towers” is now on stands and online. We’ve all seen and heard the two extremes. One is the German-reading, bearded fellow who prefers theology only in old brick buildings. The other is the county-seat pastor who shivers at the idea of Augustine and Calvin and wants only to pursue the “real” task […]
  Aaron Cline Hanbury
• Don’t waste your summer: course suggestions from Prof. Greg Wills May 1, 2012
  Southern Seminary summer courses offer a unique opportunity to study with experts visiting our campus. Not only that, but the summer provides an excellent venue for students to spend concentrated times of study with some of their favorite SBTS faculty. There are a number of incredible opportunities this summer on both fronts. Study opportunities with […]
  Gregory A. Wills
• SBTS trustees adopt comprehensive master plan, add faculty April 17, 2012
  The Board of Trustees of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary approved a master plan to repurpose and refocus the seminary’s physical campus, April 17, 2012. This dramatic step represents the most significant physical revitalization of the seminary since moving to its current location in 1926. “One of our chief responsibilities in this generation is to […]
  SBTS Communications