Students say "Why I am at AMBS"
"Overall, I know that AMBS is the right place for me to be
as I continue to discern God's call in my life," Jeremy Shue says as he reflects
on how God led him to AMBS. Jeremy and several other students tell their
stories on our Web site.
Read more stories from Joon Park, Lee Pfahler, Beth Miller Kraybill and others.
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The Bible as the people's book
John Bell, well-known hymn writer and preacher, will present a workshop
at AMBS, "Reclaiming the Bible as the people's book," on February 22. There is
still time to register online for this event that aims to enable the Bible to
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!Explore application deadline nears
February 19 is the deadline for high school youth to apply for this summer's !Explore program, the program that introduces youth to theological study. Anyone in grade 11 or 12 may apply to participate. Each youth joins a 16-day group experience at AMBS, and works with a pastor-mentor in their own congregation in a five-week internship.
Read excerpts of reflections from 2009 !Explore participants.
See more information and find application forms on the !Explore Web pages.
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Invite someone to our spring Open House
It sometimes takes a nudge from a friend or pastor for someone to hear
God's call to ministry. You can encourage someone you know to attend our spring
Open House, March 13. It's an ideal time to sit in on classes, attend chapel,
meet professors and students and get answers to questions. When you visit our
Open House Web page, you can send an invitation online to someone with gifts
for ministry.
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