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Panama | GProCongress II

Every pastor a trainer. All pastors trained. This vision for training pastoral leaders is what drives Ramesh Richard to initiate efforts designed to build the Church which are (1) scalable – able to address the global scope and scale of the need; (2) spreadable – easily able to be passed from person to person; (3) …

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Inspire Women Conference

Dear Friend of Dallas Theological Seminary, Many of DTS’ current students, graduates and faculty are familiar with the lifetime friendship between Inspire Women and Dallas Theological Seminary. Regardless of the economy, Inspire Women has funded scholarships and ministry grants to support those called to missions and ministry. This year, with the blessing of Dr. Mark Yarbrough, …

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Mark A. Slone (ThM, 2009)

After graduating DTS, I began serving as the Missions Director in January 2010 at Good Hope Missionary Baptist Church in Houston, TX. My primary ministry focus was mobilizing our congregation to be the church outside the four walls—serving locally, nationally, and internationally. We call it, “taking hope to the world.” Through this position, God opened …

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Jesse Gentile (MABS, 2003)

While we loved seeing Jesse in the Alumni Office, we were more excited to hear that he was defending his dissertation (Fuller Seminary) on-campus! While the Lord has led him on different paths, Jesse began his ministry education at DTS and was glad to come full circle defending on the DTS campus. A special thanks …

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Faculty Publication Events

The faculty at DTS have an important role in our mission to train godly servant leaders for the church worldwide, and their publications are an important part of that ministry. The office of academic affairs has begun promoting faculty publications to the wider DTS community, including events like brown bags and evening gatherings at the …

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