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Ask Faculty: What’s It Like Teaching the Old Testament Scholars and Teachers to Students?
Perkins students come from a range of Christian backgrounds. They enter Perkins from the broader culture, where some dismiss the Bible as entirely irrelevant and others insist each word must be honored. We asked Perkins’ Bible scholars to reflect on the challenges and joys of teaching theology students.
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Affording Seminary at Perkins
Are you considering pursuing a theological education at Southern Methodists University’s Perkins School of Theology, but concerned about the financial responsibility? If so, you're not alone. Financing a seminary education can be a challenge, but not impossible. In fact, Perkins School of Theology offers a range of financial aid options that can help you pursue your call to ministry without being burdened by a large debt.
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The Art of Servant Leadership: The Painting of Jesus Washing Feet
An art display in Prothro Hall at Perkins School of Theology offers visitors a chance to contemplate the story of Jesus washing the feet of his disciples, inviting consideration of how the ancient biblical story speaks to the here and now.
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What Does it Mean To Be An Elder in The Church?
When working in the church, there are many roles you can fulfill that provide different levels of involvement. Being an elder in the church means carrying a large responsibility, but it comes with great reward. An elder, or a leader in the church, varies from each denomination. The elder is responsible for the primary leadership and oversight of a church.
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Theology School Programs: The Difference Between Hybrid and In-Person at Perkins
At Perkins School of Theology, we offer an array of theology degree programs. These programs are differentiated by their courses, degree timelines and their learning outcomes, allowing prospective students to follow a path best suited for them and their chosen vocation.
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