Lecture preview for THEO 101 - I Believe
Publications and Presentations
Our internationally recognized faculty has published books, articles, and reviews in prestigious forums. They are frequent speakers at academic conferences, churches, and universities around the world...
- Brian R. Doak, Ancient Israel's Neighbors (Oxford University Press, 2020)
- Sunggu Yang, King's Speech: Preaching Reconciliation in a World of Violence and Chasm (Cascade Books, 2019)
- Lisa J. Cleath, Colonial Identity in the Jedaniah "Archive" at Elephantine (ARAM Society of Exford University Volume, 2019)
- Javier A. Garcia, Recovering the Ecumenical Bonhoeffer: Thinking after the Tradition (Fortress Academic, 2019)
- Leah Payne, Gender and Pentecostal Revivalism: Making a Female Ministry in the Early Twentieth Century (Palgrave Macmillan, 2015)
- Sarita Edwards, Abrahamic Blessing: A Missiological Narrative of Revival in Papua New Guinea ( American Society of Missiology Scholarly Monograph series; Eugene, OR: Pickwick, 2014)
- Phil Smith, Why Faith is a Virtue (Cascade, 2014)
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What are some of our School of Theology graduates doing now...?
Alex Rettman ('12), Lead Teaching Pastor at Saints' Hill Church
Keithen Schwahn ('15), Youth Pastor at Westside: A Jesus Church
Brooke Greenburg ('16), Program Assistant at the Tantur Ecumenical Centre for Theological Studies (Israel)
Jenna Richards ('20), MA in Theological Studies Candidate at Princeton Theological Seminary
What can I do with degrees in Biblical Studies, Philosophy, and Christian Ministries?
Our graduates have gone on to careers in business, theater/acting, social work, non-profit leadership, law school, marketing, nursing, ministries of various kinds, and graduate degrees at all levels around the world. Data shows that those majoring in topics like religion, ancient languages and history, and philosophy rank near the top of test scores on the LSAT as well as the GRE. Courses within our department specialize in the exact skills that are now ranked as the most desirable for companies hiring new employees, such as problem solving, processing complex information, verbal and written communication, teamwork, and the ability to influence others. Let us know how we can help you " Be Known" at George Fox University! Contact Us...