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Reflections from Africa
Dr. Evertt W. Huffard, Dean and Vice President, spent seven weeks in Africa with 26 sophomores in the Harding in Zambia program. He begins his report: Many, if not most, of the roads we traveled in... Read more
Graduate Ministry Training
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
Donors
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
Congratulations to the Class of 2013!
May 21, 2013 | Written by Matt Carter
HST graduated 25 students (26 degrees!) Saturday, May 18. Dr. David B. Burks, who is retiring after 26 years as president of Harding University, delivered the commencement address. Dr. Allen Black, Professor of New Testament, gave the message from the faculty, and President-Designate Dr. Bruce McLarty offered the benediction. Dr. Leon Sanderson, President of the HST Alumni Association, served as worship leader. There were many highlights of the day, but two stand out. First, Quintin... Read more
HST Community Bloggers
May 6, 2013 | Written by Matt Carter
There is a new page on the HST website dedicated to our students, faculty, and alumni who have blogs. Following these blogs is a great way to get to know us as a community and to learn about the work God is doing around the world through the HST family. If you know of other blogs that should be included on this list, please let us know via the contact page or on Facebook.Read more
Meredith honored with HU’s Distinguished Teacher Award
April 24, 2013 | Written by Matt Carter
Many life experiences feature rites of passage that help a group transition from one phase to the next. These rites aren’t always pleasant, but they are essential for training us for the next stage in life. Most of us enjoy driving, but few relish days spent in driver’s training. High school football was fun, but summer’s two-a-days were not. Our affection for our first paycheck surpassed our love for the first Monday we awoke to the blare of an early alarm. We endure the rites... Read more
Gupton Site Helps Church Leaders Live and Lead More Effectively
April 11, 2013 | Written by Matt Carter
Church leaders need help finding the best resources as quickly and inexpensively as possible. Ministers build libraries not as a hobby but to have the right tools in hand when needed. Elders, deacons and ministry leaders may not acquire big collections but still often need help finding the best titles on various subjects. Often, however, it is difficult to find the right tool. With so many books in print, how do you choose the best one? How does this one compare to that one? Is there a... Read more
Seven Congregations in a Roman Crucible: A Commentary on Revelation 1-3
March 25, 2013 | Written by Matt Carter
Dr. Richard Oster‘s long-awaited commentary on Revelation 1-3 is now available for order. You may order the commentary from his blog, 7 Subversive Letters. From Oster’s comments on the writing process: The decision I made a few years ago to do a more thorough job of integrating the text of Revelation with theological trajectories from the Hebrew Scriptures and Intertestamental Judaism meant I had to slow down and incorporate and quote not only more Jewish texts, but also a... Read more