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Goerge R. Brunk III will be interim president
The appointment of George R. Brunk,
III, as interim president for AMBS was announced
by Ray Friesen, chairperson of the AMBS board, on Feb. 19. Dr. Brunk will begin his
assignment on July 19 and serve until a new president begins, a tenure of six to twelve months.
Dr. Brunk was vice president and academic dean of Eastern Mennonite Seminary, Harrisonburg, Va.,
from 1979 to 1999. He joined the faculty of EMS
in 1974, serving as professor of New
Testament. In addition, he has served in numerous leadership
positions in the Mennonite
Church over the last 30
years.
See more about Dr. Brunk at the AMBS Web site.
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PSDE curriculum reflects diversity
Thanks to feedback from reviewers
representing African-American, Asian, Hispanic and urban perspectives,
readers from many different backgrounds will find the curriculum for
Pastoral Studies Distance
Education (PSDE) program more accessible.
PSDE is an undergraduate curriculum for pastoral training that involves an instructor and a mentor. It can be used by pastors called from within a congregation, people testing seminary study who do not have an undergraduate degree, and lay leaders in congregations.
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Presidential search committee meets
The AMBS presidential search committee met in Goshen, Ind.,
February 19-20 to continue its work of selecting a candidate to serve as the
next president of AMBS.
To see more about the work of the committee and who the members are, see the latest release on the AMBS Web site.
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