Dr. David M. Scholer, professor of New Testament at Fuller Theological Seminary, passed away on Friday, August 22, 2008, after a long struggle with cancer. Scholer, who was 70, served on Fuller’s faculty for the past 14 years."David Scholer was a dis...

Often I sing in the shower. And I frequently surprise myself at what I sing, and I try to figure out where the song came from in my psyche.Recently it was a song that went like this: "Lord, I’m trampin’, trampin’/ wanna make heaven my home/ Halleluja...

Lorna Byrne can see angels. Her book chronicling her angelic encounters is presently at the top of the best-seller list in her native Ireland. And she will soon be well known to the rest of us, since after a bidding war by American publishers, her bo...

Kurt Fredrickson, director of Fuller's Doctor of Ministry Program, was quoted in the August 8 edition of the Orange County Register. He discussed Barck Obama and John McCain's upcoming appearance at Saddleback church.To read the article, click here....

In this video clip, Linda Wagener, associate dean of Fuller’s School of Psychology, discusses her recent six-week journey along the "Silk Road," an ancient east-west trading route taking her through Bosnia, Jordan, Turkey, and China. As she met young...

The Willow Creek Leadership Summit, a major conference sponsored by Willow Creek Community Church in South Barrington, Illinois, took place Thursday-Friday, August 7-8. The annual conference is held via satellite at several locations across the U.S.,...

Timothy Kelly, director of the De Pree Leadership Center Public Policy Institute at Fuller Seminary, was a guest on National Public Radio’s All Thing’s Considered on July 29. He discussed his June trip to the areas of China devastated by the May 12 e...

We are in England where the headlines this weekend have been all about Senator Obama’s recent meetings with British leaders. If he were running for Prime Minister here it looks like he would have a good chance of winning!John McCain’s campaign staff ...

In an article published in the Pasadena Star News on July 20, 2008, Timothy Kelly, director of the De Pree Leadership Center Public Policy Institute at Fuller, discusses his recent trip to the areas of China devastated by the May 12 earthquake. Kelly...

Linda Wagener, associate dean of Fuller’s School of Psychology, continues her series of journal reports from a six-week journey along the “Silk Road,” an ancient east-west trading route taking her through Bosnia, Jordan, Turkey, and China. As she mee...

Linda Wagener, associate dean of Fuller’s School of Psychology, continues her series of journal reports from a six-week journey along the “Silk Road,” an ancient east-west trading route taking her through Bosnia, Jordan, Turkey, and China. As she mee...

The documentary Rolling, featuring Fuller School of Psychology alumnus J. Galen Buckwalter (MAT '86; PhD '89), will be aired Thursday, July 17, at 9:00 p.m. on television station KCET in the Los Angeles area.For the documentary, physician and filmmak...

In an article published July 16, 2008, Christianity Today Online offers a review of Purple State of Mind, a recent documentary by Craig Detweiler, codirector of Fuller’s Reel Spirituality Institute. The article, “A Messy Conversation,” was written by...

Linda Wagener, associate dean of Fuller’s School of Psychology, continues her series of journal reports from a six-week journey along the “Silk Road,” an ancient east-west trading route taking her through Bosnia, Jordan, Turkey, and China. As she mee...

Linda Wagener, associate dean of Fuller’s School of Psychology, continues her series of journal reports from a six-week journey along the “Silk Road,” an ancient east-west trading route taking her through Bosnia, Jordan, Turkey, and China. As she mee...

For six weeks this summer, Dr. Linda Wagener—along with a small group that includes two graduate students in Fuller's School of Psychology—is traveling on a journey roughly following the east-west route known as the Silk Road. For centuries, even bef...

Thirty-five extraordinary high-school students from 18 states with emerging leadership skills came to Fuller’s Pasadena campus in June to participate in an intense ten-day program called the Student Leadership Project.This is the fifth year of the pr...

"Fear is normal—what’s dangerous is when we stay afraid," declared Associate Professor of Communication Carolyn Gordon at an all-seminary chapel service held Wednesday, May 28 in Travis Auditorium. One of Fuller’s newest faculty members in the School...

"Ropes and Relationships, Leadership and Legacy" was the topic of a talk given by Walter C. Wright Jr., executive director of the De Pree Leadership Center, at a breakfast for pastors held Thursday, May 15, on Fuller’s Pasadena campus. The breakfast ...

I am so pleased that we are connecting Fuller Seminary, leadership, and the De Pree family name in the person of Scott Cormode," said Fuller President Richard J. Mouw at a service marking Dr. Cormode’s installation into the Hugh De Pree Chair of Lead...

Steven Waldman, cofounder and editor-in-chief of spirituality website beliefnet.com and author of Founding Faith: Providence, Politics, and the Birth of Religious Freedom in America, gave a presentation on Monday, May 12, at Fuller’s Pasadena campus....

“Whatever else George Eldon Ladd accomplished or attempted . . . he led the way for later generations of evangelical students to use critical methods in their study of the Bible, and this was an enormous achievement.” Thus said John A. D’Elia, senior...

The Master of Arts in Global Leadership (MAGL) program celebrated the largest commencement in its five-and-a-half year history in June, honoring over 30 students completing the program in the 2007-2008 academic year. This year’s graduates serve in a ...