Church leaders, audit a fall 2007 course free!
Elders and deacons can choose one eligible course to audit each semester at no cost at our suburban Philadelphia and Texas campuses. Details of the church leader audit program are available online. Church leader audit applications for fall are due August 15. 
Considering Westminster?
U.S. Master-level applications still being accepted for fall 2007. Application forms are available online, or call the Admissions office for more information. 
WEA Theological Commission Symposium to be held on August 1st
Westminster Theological Seminary will host the WEATC Symposium on August 1st from 9:30am to 3:00 pm. We cordially invite faculty and doctoral students from seminaries and universities; pastors, mission staff, and other interested people to participate in this unique symposium. The goals of this symposium are to: - Meet the Theological Commission’s Global members - from Africa, Asia, UK, Europe and USA
- Share insights on the role of theology and ministry today
- Gain information about evangelical theological activity worldwide
- Learn about networking with the Theological Commission
- The symposium is free but donations will be taken for light lunch and refreshments on the day
To attend please register your attendance with WEATC by phone, fax or email by Friday July 27th. Phone: 1-215-253-4582 (leave message)
Fax: 1-215-933-6179
Email: tc@worldevangelicalalliance.com. | Professor Larry Sibley to lead a workshop
Professor Larry Sibley will be leading a workshop on Faith and Order and Theological Education: Student Experience in the Philadelphia Area InterSeminary Seminar, at "Celebrating 50 Years of Faith and Order: 1957-2007" to be held at Oberlin College, July 19-23, 2007. Mr. Sibley teaches the InterSeminary Seminar course each fall at Westminster, in cooperation with four other Philadelphia area seminaries (Baptist, Catholic, Lutheran, and Moravian). He will be accompanied at the Oberlin workshop by a group of former InterSeminary students who will share their experience and demonstrate the seminar discussion process. The Faith and Order movement of the World and National Councils of Churches provides a framework for discussion, clarification, and understanding of each other's theology and order. In the InterSeminary Seminar, Westminster students gain first-hand experience in listening carefully in order to understand other Christian traditions and in presenting the Reformed faith to others. Professor William Edgar publishes a new book 
Professor William Edgar has just had a new book published in French, called “Les dix commandements” (Excelsis Editions, 2007). It is aimed at French-speaking Africa, but most of the basic principles discussed are universal. Professor Edgar will be teaching a course on faith and the arts, July 16-19 for the Chinese
Reformed Institute. The course will be held on the Westminster campus. |
