Tag Archives: Seminary

Seminary for a Woman Among Men – costly change in the face of opposition

Posted on July 11, 2018 by

[Kathy Calvert’s guest post on her seminary experience outlines the opposition she faced even among men who claimed to support her ministry plans, and the cost of finding a new way to pursue her education.] Nothing in life prepared me for … Continue reading →

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Learning from Women Is Too Hard for Some Men

Posted on January 23, 2018 by

“I learned a ton recently about the Book of Hebrews.” “How’s that?” “It was a short seminar offered at church. The local seminary sends professors over for these a few times a year.” “Are the professors good?” “Great teachers. And … Continue reading →

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Even If: a hard-learned lesson of faith in the midst of change

Posted on July 3, 2017 by

[Today’s guest post is from Kaylyn Whitley, who has some experience with letting go and finding faith.] Early in the morning of March 9th, I was standing in front of my bathroom mirror trying to get ready for class, but … Continue reading →

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