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  • The Asbury Herald, Winter 2011

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  • The Asbury Herald, Summer 2011

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  • The Asbury Herald, Spring 2011

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    This is the third in a series that makes a practical application of each of the four planks of the presidential vision for Asbury Theological Seminary, which were expressed by President Tennent in his inaugural address and published in the Spring 2010 edition of The Herald. more.

  • The Asbury Herald, Fall 2010

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    This is the second in a series that makes a practical application of each of the four planks of the presidential vision for Asbury Theological Seminary. The official seal of Asbury Theological Seminary is a picture of an open Bible with the following words, which encircle the Bible: The whole Bible for the whole world. This testifies that our founder, H.C. Morrison, had a heart for the whole world. This is part of what I call the seminal DNA of Asbury... more...

  • The Asbury Herald, Summer 2010

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    This is the first in a series that offers a practical application of each of the four planks of the Presidential vision for Asbury Theological Seminary, which was expressed in Dr. Tennent’s inaugural address and was published in the Spring 2010 edition of The Herald.  More...

  • The Asbury Herald, Spring 2010

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    As Christians it is so important to remember that we are all being watched. Jesus said “by this all men will know that you are my disciples, if you love one another” (John 13:35). The world is watching. They are looking to see if we truly believe and live out the gospel. Jesus said it is by its fruit that we are able to identify the true nature of a tree (Matthew 7:15-20). This generation is longing for authenticity. Sports heroes have disappointed us. Political leaders have filled our lives with empty promises. We have all seen a steady parade of religious leaders... More...

  • The Asbury Herald, Summer 2009

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    Going green.  The Asbury Herald is published three times per year and is mailed to more than 17,000 households. This 16-page, quarterly magazine (including annual report) is the official magazine of Asbury Theological Seminary and provides information on a wide variety of topics. It is also now being published in electronic format to reduce paper consumption and increase access! Please let us know if you are interested in receiving your Herald in an electronic format instead of print (advancement@asburyseminary.edu or 800.227.2879 ext. 2305).  more...

  • The Asbury Herald, Spring 2009

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    Asbury Theological Seminary is preparing for an exciting new chapter in our history as we welcome our eighth president, Timothy Craig Tennent, Ph.D. The Board of Trustees unanimously elected Tennent, who has served as professor of world missions and Indian studies at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary since 1998. Tennent will start his new position July 1, 2009. His inauguration will be held November 9-11, 2009.  more...

  • Asbury Herald, Winter 2009

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    "...As the Body of Christ, we hold in creative tension our particularity as well as our place. We are each created with unique gifts and skills, personalities and abilities — the understanding that God loves each one of us and calls us by name. As we enter into relationship with God through Christ, we step into the stream of those lives that have gone before, those lives that are yet to come. That is a powerful connection. More importantly, we are connected for a purpose — to be the hands and feet of Christ in the world.” (from page 5) more...

  • Asbury Herald, Fall 2008

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    "... Students move to Wilmore from every corner of the globe, often bringing spouses and children with them to start a new life among the Asbury community. The increasing number of students with families coupled with the deterioration of the existing facilities created a pressing need for new family student housing." (From page 6)  more...