Recent Alumni Visits
See who’s been stopping by the alumni office or reuniting around the world!
DTS Alumni Connection//May
Submit Update Alumni Updates Staying Connected Dave (David) Staff (ThM, 1980; DMin, 1993) is stepping into a new, part-time role as the Director of Field Staff Care for R.E.I., Resource Exchange International. The exchange recruits and sends Christian professionals to aid countries—developing young professionals, building relationships, and mentoring young professionals
Peter (CGS, 2005), Lydia, and Julianne (Current Student) Cassetta
Peter and Lydia visited campus today to see their daughter Julianne who received an apologetics award during our student awards chapel.
Cynthia Hester (MACE, 2017; DMin, 2022)
Meet Dr. Cynthia Hester. Dr. Cynthia Hester stands close to a fellow sojourner in the ancient main street of Ephesus. Heads close, voices hushed in reverence, the two exchange words over the statues they observe. Her profile aligns with those of the Greek statues she stands explaining. Tall. Regal. Elegant.
Garry Johnson (ThM, 2017)
Garry stopped by to visit us today, and we’re super glad he came! Garry did find the office a little empty, and we’re not quite sure who was missing.
Mark (ThM, 1975) and Susan Hopper
Mark and Susan stopped by today to say hello, and we’re so glad they did!
Andrey Muzhchil (ThM, 2007; PhD, 2017) and Matt Monzingo (MACM, 1996)
Andrey and Matt stopped by the office this morning while visiting from out of town. We were happy to see them and welcome them back to their old dorm.
Mark (MABS, 1985) and Ben Hines
Mark and his son Ben spent a sunshine morning exploring campus and attending chapel. We’re super glad they stopped by to see us!
Bernie (ThM, 1996) and Gayle Jernigan
Bernie and Gayle stopped by the office to see us today!
Steve (MABS, 1981; ThM, 1990) and Nancy Chin
Steve and Nancy stopped by the Alumni office today, and we’re super glad they made time to see us!
Vladimir Pikman (ThM, 2006)
In 2021, Dallas Theological Seminary launched a new program in Jewish Studies. For years, there had been a discussion about launching a program to fit the niche of Jewish apologetics, history, and theology—both true to the legacy of Dallas Theological Seminary and capable of serving students in the modern era.
