November 1-30 marks Native American Heritage Month (American Indian and Alaska Native Heritage Month, November). Fletcher Seminary is based in San Antonio, Texas and We acknowledge that while our seminary serves people around the globe, we are based on ancient tribal lands in south Texas.
or Spiritual Care Week, the Reverend Lisa Easterling, BCC, authored the following reflection, which she has graciously allowed us to share with all those working as spiritual care providers. Thank you for all you do in whatever role or venue you may serve.
Together, we embrace diversity, build bridges, and foster a more inclusive and interconnected world where every voice is heard and celebrated.
As the vibrant city of San Antonio, Texas, embraces the colorful and rich tapestry of Hispanic culture, Fletcher Seminary joins in the festivities to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month.
Dr. Jonathan Davis of Fletcher Seminary recently had the opportunity for a captivating interview with a remarkable figure in the world of Christian music – Flamy Grant. Flamy’s recent achievement of topping the Christian charts on iTunes, Amazon, and even Billboard has sparked conversations that are reshaping the landscape of faith-based music.
Emerging theological education trends are shifting the landscape of ministry training worldwide. In today’s fast-changing world, Fletcher Seminary knows that keeping up with the times is essential.
When considering post-secondary education in the field of theology, students may come across the terms “Bible college” and “seminary.” While both types of institutions provide education in biblical studies and ministry, there are some key differences between them. Understanding these differences can help students make informed decisions about which type of institution is right for them.
Fletcher Seminary proudly has LGBTQ individuals serving on our board, on our staff, and in our student body, and we will continue to work for the inclusion of all God’s children in the Church, and at all levels of ministry leadership.
Fletcher Seminary’s support of women in all roles of ministry is unqualified. Further, Fletcher Seminary seeks to support women in finding ministry positions which match their calling.
Fletcher Seminary is hosting a “Lunch and Learn” event on 6/15/23 at 12:00 Noon. The event will be hosted by Dr. Kan’Dace Brock, and the guest will be Dr. Fran Tilton Shelton, author of “The Spirituality of Grief: Ten Practices for Those Who Remain.”
