Lexington Theological Seminary

09/19/2026

The Spirit kept pouring throughout the Regional Assembly! The Christian Church in Kentucky closed their time together with a Bible Lecture by Dr. Jerry Sumney, installation of officers for the regional board including many of our students, worship leadership by LTS students and alumni, and an inspired message by alumnus Rev. Dr. LaMarco Cable, Co-Executive Director of Global Ministries and President of Disciples Overseas Ministries. Go pour into others, church!

09/19/2026

LTS has been well-represented at the 2026 Christian Church in Kentucky’s Regional Assembly as regional board members, workshop leaders, Bible Study teachers, Disciples Women luncheon keynote, worship leaders, and preachers! It’s been great seeing so many familiar faces!

09/15/2026

Church leaders are invited to rethink traditional outreach models and see how congregations can become catalysts for long-term community resilience.

This webinar invites faith communities to move beyond charity alone to build relationships, strengthen local partnerships, and cultivate systems that promote justice, climate resilience, and communal well-being.

Participants will learn practical strategies for engaging neighborhoods through asset-based organizing, collaborative leadership, and interfaith partnerships while remaining grounded in theological convictions of hospitality, justice, and the common good.

Be a part of the conversation: https://bit.ly/3UKbXz5

09/11/2026

09/11/2026

Our online auction is coming up Oct. 29–Nov. 3!
Help us make this year’s event a success. We’re currently accepting items to auction, and we’d love your help.

Have something you’d like to donate? Contact Rev. Katherine Alexander at (859) 280-1203 to learn how you can contribute.

Every donation helps support Lexington Theological Seminary and its mission of preparing faith leaders for God’s mission in the world.

09/11/2026

09/10/2026

Learn from the Christian leaders who helped guide the American Civil Rights Movement of the 1950s and ’60s—and consider what their leadership can teach us about ministry today.

This September, audit on your schedule. You’ll have access to lectures, readings, and discussion boards without required assignments or coursework.

Take a test drive and experience for yourself!

Deadline to apply: September 15
Waive Application fee: TESTDRIVE
Apply: bit.ly/3UxHOTk

09/05/2026

We love sharing about the great people who make up

Congratulations to Board of Trustees Chair Rev. Dr. William Lee, founder of New Horizons Healthcare, who was recognized by Melrose Plaza/Goodwill as one of its 2026 Living Legends.

09/01/2026

Curious about but not sure what juggling life, ministry, and classes might look like? Check out our September class for audit on your schedule.

Explore the American Civil Rights Movement of the 1950s and ’60s through the experiences of Christian leaders and consider what their lives can teach us about ministry today.

As an auditor, you’ll have access to lectures, readings, and discussion boards without required assignments or coursework.

It’s time to take a test drive!
Deadline to apply: September 15
Wave Application fee: TESTDRIVE
Apply: bit.ly/3UxHOTk

08/29/2026

September 9 is just around the corner. Join us online for the free Lay School of Theology webinar.

We will look at the Gospel of Mark and how it helps us understand Christ and the life of discipleship. Mark’s presentation of the twelve disciples can give us courage as we work to live faithful lives.

Sign up and learn with us: bit.ly/45cihBl