Andersonville Theological Seminary

March 2010 Newsletter

Tue, 02 Mar 2010 19:16:00 +0000

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FEBRUARY GRADUATES

Thu, 18 Feb 2010 20:00:49 +0000

CONGRATULATIONS FEBRUARY GRADUATES

Associate of Biblical Studies

Jennings lee Bryant, II

Jesus Jose Dominquez Mendez

William H Froman

Jewell Gorham

Joshua Paul Grimaldi

Joseph Harris

Andrew T. Iorio

Christopher Scott Monday

Theresa Eleanor Moreno

Ryan William Muench

Albert Jesse Sanchez

Matt Reed Seward

Nadine N. Sweeney

John Mark White

Robby Exum Millard

Robert Anthony Chancellor

Bachelor of Biblical Studies

Robert Anthony Chancellor

Robby Exum Millard

Bachelor of Christian Education

Christopher Paul Cole

Melissa Dinkler

Joyce F. Waites

Bachelor of Divinity

Terry Edward Perry

W. Leon Kirkland

Bachelor of Ministry

James W. Austin

Judith A. Austin

Kenneth E. Estep

Richard Wayne Gault

Jose A. Hernandez

Michael Lewis Shinn

Jeff L. Whitmire

Master of Biblical Studies

Charles L. Ford

Jacob A. McLean

Master of Christian Counseling

JoAnn Rochelle Petonic

William Norris Weed, II

Master of Ministry

Edward Duane Cook, Jr.

Master of Pastoral Counseling

Wayman J. P. Kirkman

John F. Pressley

Master of Theology

Richard M. Clinard

Carolyn R. Denson

Clayton Robert Griggs

Herbert McGraw

Kenneth M. Nix

Paul A. Roney

Doctor of Pastoral Counseling

James Kimari Githitu

Mark David Plegge

Doctor of Theology

Leroy E. Adams, Jr.

James T. Collins

Michael Wayne Cruce

Edward S. Frantz

John Bradford Thomas

JANUARY GRADUATES

Thu, 18 Feb 2010 18:39:40 +0000

CONGRATULATIONS JANUARY GRADUATES

Associate of Biblical Studies

Jerry Gallegos

Bachelor of Divinity

Michael A. Pope

Bachelor of Ministry

Eric Michael Moore

Muzie Madonda

Kayla D. Olson

Bachelor of Religious Education

Larry Wade Holbrook

Bachelor of Theology

Joshua M. Cook

Dexter Guin

Riley Lawson O’Berry

James Upshaw

Master of Biblical Studies

Melanie E. Nunn

Master of Christian Counseling

Tia Dawn Buchanan

Master of Ministry

Gregory Alan Butler

Charles Handford Jacobson

Kenneth D. Jones, Sr.

Kelli Lejuene Potts

Roger R. Niedrich

Master of Pastoral Counseling

Timothy S. Bailey

Bobby Jay Grammer

Master of Theology

Jon Mark Emory

Bruce S. Gamakwenda

Mickey Lynn Muse

Clifton S. Taylor

Gregory Walker

Doctor of Christian Counseling

Vermiline L. Gardner

Lucille A. Vega-Tarr

Doctor of Ministry

Tamika Lindsey

Lester Earl Singleton

Doctor of Pastoral Counseling

Patricia Cordones

Doctor of Theology

Norbert L. Roudebush

Robert O. Zimmerman

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Sun, 31 Jan 2010 17:22:15 +0000

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GRADUATION MAY 28TH

Tue, 05 Jan 2010 15:29:51 +0000

GRADUATION MAY 28^TH

All students who have graduated during the year are invited to participate in the 2010 graduation on May 28, 2010. The graduation will take place at the Albany Municipal Auditorium in Albany, Georgia. If you are interested in coming to participate, please contact Stephanie Davis at 1-800-525-1611 to order your graduation packet which will include such information as the following:

• Graduation pictures
• Graduation rings
• Cap and Gown Orders Motels
• Airports
• Sites to see in the area
• Fees for participation

Call today and request your graduation packet. We look forward to hearing from you and seeing you at graduation!

Brother Beau Cooksey Visits the Philippines

Thu, 03 Dec 2009 21:30:21 +0000

Brother Beau Cooksey, a student and former pastor in the Camilla, Georgia area, has recently returned from a very productive trip to the Philippines. He and Reverend Douglas Hall traveled by airplane for approximately 24 hours “chasing daylight” until they reached Davao-Tagum City, Philippines. They were met at the airport by their hosts, Edgar and Lloyd Labus, whom they never talked to before that meeting. However, they were one of the welcome sights that the two tired pastors had ever seen. Edgar and Lloyd took them to motel in town that had armed guards and hot showers! It had no toilet seats though! Nine churches came together for a week long meeting that started at 8:30 each day and lasted until approximately 8 p.m. each night. It was the first time that these two men had preached the gospel through an interpreter, which was necessary since the language there was Visayan. Catholics and Muslims were the primary religions that were present in the village. Brother Beau and Brother Douglas emphasized evangelism for the whole week, encouraging believers to wake up and get busy in the Lord’s harvest of souls.

A few days later, Brother Beau visited Port Au Prince, Haiti. Voodoo was the state religion there and Satan has a strong foothold there with poverty, prostitution, HIV, and murder being very prevalent. The U.N. was everywhere with machine guns, trucks, and blue helmets. The week was spent encouraging churches on the island to fulfill the great commission, visiting full time missionaries, and encouraging young people to trust Jesus Christ for their salvation.

Brother Beau Cooksey is in full time evangelism and would love to come and share with your congregation. If you are interested in having him, you may contact him at justoneministries@embarqmail.com.

Update on Liberty University Enrollment

Thu, 29 Oct 2009 19:11:20 +0000

The seminary recently received an email from David C. (dated 10-29-09) letting the staff know that he had been accepted into the Masters of Professional Counseling with state license program at Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia. He sent to following to help students when applying:

"When applying to Liberty online, the online application requires that the you use their drop down bar to locate your school. The first choice is the state where the school is located. Then, choices are given for the city and Camilla shows up. Upon clicking Camilla, Andersonville automatically appears. The only schools that are listed are those that are accepted. My advisor also checked her list of approved schools and let me know that Andersonville is on the list of approved schools."

"Upon receiving my transcript, I was accepted by Liberty the very next day. They typically only accept regional and national accreditation per website, but make an exception. It just goes to show the great reputation that Andersonville Theological Seminary has to learners of the Word and to the Christian University community."

"Thank you for all the effort you have put forth in your curriculum. It has been a great blessing."

David C.