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Dear Saint Paul Community,   As you know, a new proposal was recently released regarding the United Methodist Church and the upcoming General Conference. I am sending out this communication as a reminder that Ģ����ý is blessed to be in ministry in the name of Jesus Christ and to help others…

Looking for a gift that makes an impact? Look no further than AmazonSmile. It’s a great way to find something your loved ones will treasure while also paving the way for students pursuing innovative, creative ministry at Ģ����ý.  It works just like regular Amazon, but with an added bonus. With every…

Now more than ever, God is calling on spiritual leaders who can offer creative, transformative ministry to the church and to the world. Ģ����ý prepares you to answer that call through our online Master of Divinity degree. Our curriculum trains you to become an effective steward of the Christian faith through…

If you’re looking to expand your bookshelf, you’re in luck! Many Saint Paul faculty members and alumni have either written or contributed to a number of excellent books that take on a variety of historic and contemporary subjects.  To get you started, we introduce the following eight titles that will engage your faith and nourish…

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

The Board of Trustees of Ģ����ý 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…

“Embrace the trust and relationships God gives you for spiritual wellness.” Rev. Veronica Fallah, a graduate of Ģ����ý, 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,…

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…

Ģ����ý is excited to announce that beginning July 1, 2019, Rev. Dr. Casey Sigmon will be joining the cast of seminary faculty full-time as Assistant Professor of Preaching and Worship and Director of Contextual Education. Rev. Dr. Sigmon first taught at Saint Paul in 2016 while completing her Ph.D. at Vanderbilt…