Students, Alumni and Faculty in Denver, CO at the annual Society of Biblical Literature.

Join us for two events. Sept.6 at 6:00p @ the Brown Library for a new exhibit opening. Sept 7 @ 11:30am join us on the Chapel on the Hill for special guest Dr. Robinson. #acugst

For those interested in thoughts on Christian nonviolence and the ways Christian communities can provide a meaningful remedy to isolation check out two new books by Dr. Myles Werntz! . You can find more information on our blog:

Come join us for ACU's annual Summit from March 31- April 1, 2022! This year, community gatherings will take place throughout the two day event. To find out more or register for the event, visit the Siburt Institute website at:

Today, Dr. Robert Chao Romero shared his book Brown Church with ACU’s faculty and staff. His invitation to embrace the richness of the spiritual capital of Latinos and Hispanics in our classrooms, offices, and at large was uplifting. Learn more at:

Join the Siburt Institute on Thursday, March 3rd, at Heritage Church of Christ in Fort Wort for a discussion on Spiritual Intimacy Through Racial Integrity! We will be joined by special guest, Dr. Jerry Taylor and you can register for free here:.

This month's Intersection webinar is centered around Pastoral Leadership in Troubled Times with special guest, R. Robert Creech. Register and find out more at

ElderLink meets in Houston this year at West Houston Church of Christ. Come join the Siburt Institute on February 19th and join us for discussion on Christ-like leadership in uncertain times. Learn more at

Ever wondered how your biblical Greek and Hebrew skills can continue to be useful? . Join us on at 3:00 pm (CST) on Thursday, October 14, in room 129 in the College of Biblical Studies on the ACU campus, or register for the virtual session here:

Recent MA in Old Testament graduate, Rob Kranz, explores his experience with churches and the Old Testament in this week's blogpost. Check it out here:

The final episode of season 1 of Seminary Isn't Scary is live. In this episode Producer, Zane Goggans, and Host, Erik Masci, sit down to talk about their seminary experiences and do a little debrief about this season's conversations. Check us out on Spotify, and iTunes!

The penultimate episode of season 1 of Seminary Isn't Scary is live! This week we talk to Dr. Mark Hamilton about reading the Old Testament and the connecting history and Scripture of Christianity and Judaism. Spotify: iTunes:

Seminary Isn't Scary has a new episode! This week we talk with Dr. Doug Foster about the Stone-Campbell restoration movement, the Churches of Christ, and forces that shaped the tradition. Find us on Spotify, iTunes, Google Podcasts, or our blog:

The next episode of Seminary Isn't Scary is up! This week we talk to Dr. Mindi Thompson about biblical languages, translating the Bible, and how engaging in that process can enrich our lives and our work. Find us on Spotify, iTunes, and Google Podcasts.

This last weekend we had the pleasure to bless an incredible group of graduates. It has been a uniquely grueling year and we could not be more proud of our students. They form us as much as we form them. Congratulations all! You've earned it.

This week in Seminary Isn't Scary we talk to Dr. Carson Reed about the changing landscape of belief in our culture and what it means to be a Christian minister today. Blog: Spotify: iTunes:

The second episode of our podcast, Seminary Isn't Scary, is live! In it, we talk to Dr. Jeff Childers about church history and the Bible. You can listen to us on our blog or find us on Spotify or iTunes!.

Alright, Seminary Isn't Scary's first episode is now live! You can listen to us on the blog here:.Or find us on Spotify and iTunes:.We'd love to hear from you about the topics covered or the podcast itself.

Dr. Myles Werntz, Director of the Baptist Studies Center at ACU, was quoted by NPR this week in a discussion about civil religion. Check it out here: