Colin is a Canadian, born and raised in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. He trusted Christ at the age of nineteen in 1978 and married Colleen two years later. He and Colleen attended Bible college in Denver, Colorado, from 1982-1985. During his Bible college years, several DTS-trained professors encouraged him to continue his training at their alma mater. …
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Growing up in Mendenhall, Mississippi, Scottye Holloway (ThM, 1991) never heard about Dallas Theological Seminary. When a DTS graduate interviewed for a youth pastor position in the little Mississippi town, Scottye was fascinated by the graduate’s description of the seminary in Dallas. In that small interaction, the Lord planted a seed of calling. But Scottye …
For many of us, Christmas Eve involves seeing family, attending church, wrapping presents, and finally heading to bed. But for Don Hawkins (ThM, 1974), Danny Webster (1986), veteran radio professional Jim Glogowski, and others, Christmas Eve involved sharing hope. Starting in 2020, this team worked to produce Christmas Hope—a six-hour radio program featuring Christmas music, …
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African Inland Mission (AIM) has been sending missionaries abroad since 1895. At a recent AIM retreat, DTS alumni gathered for fellowship and a photo. The alumni pictured above have served in the US and internationally with Africa Inland Mission for a total of 107 years. Their service stretches across Africa in Burundi, Kenya, Tanzania, and …
Tim Demy (ThM, 1981; ThD, 1990) spent twenty-seven years serving as a U.S. Navy chaplain both afloat and ashore with the U.S. Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard. Those years were marked by fruitful ministry, but they were also marred by tragedies and trauma. In 2008, Tim retired from active duty and now serves as …
“The greatest among you will be your servant. For those who exalt themselves will be humbled, and those who humble themselves will be exalted.” Matthew 23:11-12 (ESV) One of the many paradoxes in ministry is this: the greatest among us often serve in the dark. Beti Gonzalez (ThM, 2003) is no stranger to the visible …
Placed in the Public Schools | Beti Gonzalez (ThM, 2003) Read More »
In 2012, Ted Crump (ThM, 2021) faced a decision. Should he continue with his military career or pursue a life in ministry? After feeling what he believes was a prompting from the Holy Spirit during a sermon about the woman with the alabaster jar of perfume, Ted hung up his military uniform to set his …
Where Written Words Can’t Go | Ted (ThM, 2021) & Tina Crump Read More »
In recent years, churches in the US have emphasized the need to be relentlessly local. From choosing a local coffee shop over a chain café to serving in neighborhood elementary schools, this model has illustrated a deep concern for the neighborhood. This vision of the church as a beacon of light in the cul-de-sacs and …
Relentlessly Local | Dr. Imad Shehadeh (ThM, 1986; PhD 1990) Read More »
Consider a couple caricatures: the lofty and somewhat oblivious professor, surrounded by weathered tomes in an ivory tower. His fingers are continually stained with ink; he can recite every Roman bishop since Peter yet cannot remember when church starts on Sunday. Then, there is the pastor, passionately spewing both words and spit onto the unsuspecting …
Discerning a Dual-Vocation | Eric Redmond (ThM, 1997) Read More »
“Unprecedented” has become a common word in the COVID-19 era. Global culture has been forced to adapt to the new necessities of safety and wellness. Churches have been forced to change how they conduct worship; meeting in homes has gained popularity, and livestreams are now a regular part of a Sunday service. While changes often …
Unprecedented Opportunities | John Tomada (ThM, 2012; MABC, 2012) Read More »