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HELPING YOU DO MINISTRY BETTER Harding School of Theology offers you graduate-level seminary studies to better equip you for ministry leadership, theological studies, and counseling. You will join... Read more
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The Harding School of Theology library is more than a collection of books. It’s your source for information and connection to the larger world, whether through online databases, tips from a... Read more
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Your gifts to Harding School of Theology form the foundation of the school’s financial stability. Without your support, our seminary’s important work of training ministry leaders would be... Read more
Holiday Hours at HST
November 25, 2013 | Written by Matt Carter
HST offices and the library will be close at 5:00 Tuesday afternoon (11/26) for the Thanksgiving Holiday, and will re-open Monday (12/2). HST offices and the library will be closed 12/23 through 1/1 for the Christmas break. HST offices and the library will be closed Monday, 1/21, for the Dr. King holiday.Read more
Sanderson Reflects on the HST Alma Mater
November 19, 2013 | Written by Matt Carter
Leon Sanderson recently reflected on the composition of the HST Alma Mater. An alma mater is written to recognize a school providing training and growth for life ahead. The graduate school of Harding with its beginning in Searcy in 1954 has a rich heritage out of which this process has occurred for more than 1200 students. With the desire to affirm and celebrate the service of Harding School of Theology, Bill Flatt, Don Kinder and Leon Sanderson set out to write an honoring piece. The... Read more
Theological Libraries Month
October 31, 2013 | Written by Matt Carter
The HST library polished off Theological Libraries Month by hosting a costume party with a catch: all costumes had to reflect a person or concept found in a book in the HST library. There was plenty to choose from, with the HST library holding thousands of books including Biblical study, theology, archaeology, church history, counseling, missions, preaching, ministry, biography and more. Bible characters, various Romans and restorationists, and some interesting concepts dropped in for... Read more
Michael Waymon Summers Appointed State Chaplain for GA National Guard
October 10, 2013 | Written by Matt Carter
Chaplain (Lieutenant Colonel) Michael Waymon Summers, M.Th. ’82, has been an army chaplain for more than 20 years. He has served in Germany, Croatia, Afghanistan, and several US Army Posts. In mid-July, the Adjutant General of Georgia appointed Summers the Joint Forces Headquarters (State) Chaplain for the Georgia Department of Defense. This means that he is the supervising chaplain for the Georgia Air and Army National Guard. “I did not plan to be a military chaplain, but... Read more
Hogan-Cate Asian Missions Award Missions Lunch
September 23, 2013 | Written by Matt Carter
Steve Cate and Gordon Hogan were on campus Thursday, September 19, to visit with Beng Chuan Tan, the inaugural recipient of the Hogan-Cate Asian Missions Endowment. Brother Cate gave a brief introduction in chapel, then the three men hosted a brown bag lunch to share their experience with HST students. Tan, Cate, Hogan Hogan-Cate Asian Missions Endowment The Hogan-Cate Asian Missions Endowment honors the efforts of longtime missionaries Steve and Jeannie Cate in Indonesia, and Gordon... Read more