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EPISODE · Jul 15, 2022 · 21 MIN

SEBTS to require sexual abuse prevention course; Resolution used to minister to Native Americans

from SBC This Week · host Amy Whitfield and Jonathan Howe

Download this episode Subscribe: iTunes • Stitcher • TuneIn Radio • Google Play • RSS • Spotify Episode #388 Southeastern Seminary has implemented a new required course for all students in preventing sexual abuse and caring for survivors. Also, Mike Keahbone is ministering to other abuse victims thanks to a newly passed SBC resolution. News Recap SEBTS launches mandatory sexual abuse prevention and response course – https://bit.ly/3IFT4TzKeahbone uses Native American resolution to minister to survivors of forced conversion – https://bit.ly/3PtEUqPLongtime pastor and SBTS alum joins faculty – https://bit.ly/3IFD2ciPastor’s teen daughters, sister killed in collision – https://bit.ly/3P9hwPzBill Mackey remembered for KBC leadership and being ‘epitome of Christian gentleman’ – https://bit.ly/3cd2NES This Week in SBC History J.E. Dillard Dieshttp://media.sbhla.org.s3.amazonaws.com/85,13-Jul-1953.pdf The training you need to live your calling, wherever God calls you. That’s what you can expect when you complete a Master of Divinity at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. With a wide array of academic options, Southwestern Seminary offers M.Div. studies with concentrations in educational ministry, women’s studies, international church planting, and more. So whether you’re called to student ministry, cross-cultural missions, pastoral ministry, chaplaincy, or anything in between, a Master of Divinity from Southwestern Seminary will equip you to live your calling. You can explore all the options available within the Southwestern Seminary M.Div. at swbts.edu/mdiv. Resources of the Week Amy: How to Thrive as a Pastor’s WifeJonathan: 5 Things to Pray for Your Spouse

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