Interviews
How do our views of God and humanity affect the way we minister to others? What does it look like to respect someone else's humanity? These are questions we wanted to ask Beeson alumni who are working with people on the margins, those whom society and culture may deem unworthy, unlovable or a lost cause.
Nic Seaborn and Ryan Kirkland
Kristen Padilla interviews Nic Seaborn and Ryan Kirkland about how our views of God and humanity affect the way we minister to others and what it looks like to respect someone else's humanity.
Oleg Turlac
Kristen Padilla interviews Oleg Turlac about how our views of God and humanity affect the way we minister to others and what it looks like to respect someone else's humanity.
Awon Shanglai
Kristen Padilla interviews Awon Shanglai about how our views of God and humanity affect the way we minister to others and what it looks like to respect someone else's humanity.
Cecelia Walker
Kristen Padilla interviews Cecelia Walker about how our views of God and humanity affect the way we minister to others and what it looks like to respect someone else's humanity.
Brian Keen
Kristen Padilla interviews Brian Keen about how our views of God and humanity affect the way we minister to others and what it looks like to respect someone else's humanity.
Rebecca Graber Henderson
Kristen Padilla interviews Rebecca Graber Henderson about how our views of God and humanity affect the way we minister to others and what it looks like to respect someone else's humanity.
Latest News
Beeson Launches African American Ministry Emphasis, Student Fellowship
This spring 2020, Beeson Divinity School hosted its first annual African American Ministry Emphasis Month in conjunction with Black History Month and formed its first Minority Student Fellowship.
Beeson Becomes LCMC Approved Seminary
The Lutheran Congregations in Mission for Christ (LCMC) ministry board has approved Samford University’s Beeson Divinity School as one of its officially-recognized seminaries for training in pastoral ministry.
Beeson Divinity Students Help to Meet Needs of Midfield Community During COVID-19 Crisis
Beeson Divinity student David Austin opens church in Midfield to provide food to low-income families during COVID-19 pandemic.
Center for Biblical Studies Honors Samford Old Testament Scholars
The Center for Biblical Studies at Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary honored Beeson Divinity School and Howard College of Arts and Sciences professors as part of its annual Biblical Foundations Book Awards Feb. 24.
Beeson Welcomes New Dean
Douglas A. Sweeney, who succeeded founding dean Timothy George in July 2019 after a nationwide search, was formally installed as dean of Samford’s Beeson Divinity School during its Service of Convocation, Jan. 28.
Who You Become Campaign Focuses on Alumni
Beeson Divinity School launched a new marketing campaign and announced new initiatives during the school’s Alumni and Friends Breakfast, Nov. 22, at the 71st annual meeting of the Evangelical Theological Society in San Diego.
Scholarship Established for Military Chaplains
Thanks to the generous gift of Dr. Baker and his wife, Mary, the General James M. Hutchens Military Chaplain Scholarship will be awarded to students enrolled in the M.Div. program and who are committed to pursuing a career in the military as an active duty chaplain.
Timothy George Scholarship for Excellence Reaches Goal
Thanks to the generous gifts of alumni, colleagues and friends, the Timothy George Scholarship for Excellence is now fully endowed at just over half a million dollars.
Dean Doug Sweeney Casts Vision for School
Douglas A. Sweeney, new dean of Beeson Divinity School, delivers an address to Beeson students, faculty and staff outlining his vision for the divinity school.
