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Reading Noah’s Ark in the Age of Climate Change
A free public lecture by Rabbi Julia Watts Belser
Feb. 25
Reading Noah’s Ark in the Age of Climate Change
The MA in Social Justice
Passion. Leadership. Impact.
This two-year professional master’s degree takes full advantage of MTSO’s unique ethos.
The MA in Social Justice
Schooler Institute on Preaching
“Preaching Mark as Parable,” led by O. Wesley Allen Jr.
March 3 and 4. Register now.
Schooler Institute on Preaching
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Master of Divinity, MA in Counseling Ministries, MA in Practical Theology, MA in Social Justice, Master of Theological Studies and Doctor of Ministry.
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MTSO is deeply invested in ecotheology and the care of the earth. Nowhere is our commitment more visible than in Seminary Hill Farm, providing delicious food to those on campus and beyond.

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Meet our newest students
Meet our newest students
Working as a United Way impact manager and a sheriff's department chaplain, Eric Stigall has seen firsthand the need for compassion with individuals in the midst of crisis. It's led him to pursue an MA in Social Justice. Meet Eric and a few of his classmates.
Tejai Beulah appointed to faculty
Tejai Beulah appointed to faculty
President Jay Rundell has announced the appointment of Tejai Beulah as assistant professor of history, ethics, and black church and African diaspora studies, effective July 1, 2020.
Mount Alumni Awards presented
Mount Alumni Awards presented
Ellen Sims, TaNikka Sheppard and Eugene Folden received the Mount Alumni Awards for Distinguished Service during Alumni Day Oct. 7.
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Feb 25
Reading Noah’s Ark in the Age of Climate Change
Georgetown University faculty member and ordained rabbi Julia Watts Belser will speak at MTSO about Jewish stories on gender, disability and the politics of survival.
Mar 3–Mar 4
Schooler Institute on Preaching
O. Wesley Allen Jr., the Lois Craddock Perkins Professor of Homiletics at Perkins School of Theology, leads the 2020 Schooler Institute. Allen will lecture and lead workshops on the theme "Preaching Mark as Parable."
Mar 24
Providing Sanctuary as Witness: Standing in Solidarity with Immigrants
Isaac Villegas, pastor of North Carolina’s Chapel Hill Mennonite Fellowship, will tell the story of his church and other activist communities as they engage in tactics of collective solidarity and resistance.