Lexington Theological Seminary

The third day of the 29th Biennial Session of the National Convocation has given LTS many opportunities to celebrate! In addition to the many warm reunions, our President, Dr. Charisse Gillett, and Rev. Dr. Denise Bell signed copies of the book Soul Stories: Wisdom and Leadership Strategies for Flourishing African American Women.

At , we want our staff to share their knowledge with others. Check out the recent blog post by Rev. Dr. Katherine Alexander on Three Minute Ministry Mentor.

Her experience as the Director of Alumni and Church Relations helps us answer the question: how do we, as a church, get more comfortable talking about money? If we want church to impact our daily living, money has to be part of it.

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More fun with friends at The Biennial Session of the National Convocation!

Today marks the 160th commencement at ! We are so proud of all of our graduates.

May God bless you as you continue your calling.

Many of the community could not be at Commencement today, so we send greetings to all graduates from National Convocation!! Merinda Easley, a CAAM ‘23 graduate, is still giving her enthusiastic thumbs up for LTS!

We are honored to be part of the 29th Biennial Session of the National Convocation in Dallas, Texas, where the theme is Revive, Reset, and Resist! We welcome you to stop by our booth and let us tell you about all the exciting programs has to offer!

It’s time to take a test drive. Audit a class at . What happens when faith sparks social change?

Explore the history and legacy of the Second Great Awakening, from frontier revivals and emerging denominations to abolitionist activism and movements for justice. Discover how revival theology shaped American Christianity—and continues to influence ministry today.

Don’t miss an opportunity to challenge yourself, grow in your faith, and understand your social responsibility.

Deadline is July 1: bit.ly/3Y1JyR7

Because of your generosity, we raised more than $8,100 throughout Giving Tuesday.

To all who gave, shared, prayed, and supported this campaign—thank you. Your gifts strengthen the Ministerial Education Fund and invest in students preparing to lead and serve with wisdom, compassion, and faith.

For 160 years, this community has shown what it means to support the next generation of ministry leaders. We are deeply grateful to walk this journey with all of you.

Giving in GRADitude for 160 Years

On the last day of this event, we honor the faculty and staff who share wisdom, give support and shape future leaders for ministry and service.

Thanks to 28 generous donors, we’ve raised nearly $4,000 toward our $10,000 goal. Every gift big or small makes a difference toward supporting our Ministerial Education Fund.

Help us finish strong: lextheo.edu/give

Giving in GRADitude for 160 Years

On Day 2 of this event, we celebrate the alumni whose leadership, service, and faith continue to shape the legacy of .

Your gift honors generations of graduates while supporting the formation of future leaders for ministry and service.

Join us in God’s mission for the world: lextheo.edu/give