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PhD Program

May 5, 2026

Reflections From the First PhD Cohort

Ten Years of Reflection for the First PhD in African American Preaching and Sacred Rhetoric Program Graduates Accredited by the Association of…

Events

March 30, 2026

Staying Connected: Rediscover the Alumni Board

Staying Connected: Rediscover the CTS Alumni Board At Christian Theological Seminary, alumni are not simply former students—they are an…

Events Faith & Action

March 30, 2026

2026 Faith & Action Spring Conference

2026 Faith & Action Spring Conference: Trauma to Transformation Healing Solutions for Children, Families, and Leaders With a calm yet…

March 30, 2026

Walking the Path of Exodus

Walking the Path of Exodus: Dr. Timothy McNinch Reflects on a Faith Pilgrimage Through Egypt and Jordan Dr. Timothy…

Counseling

March 30, 2026

Mental Health Needs? Call the Counseling Center!

Mental Health Needs? Call the CTS Counseling Center! According to the Indiana Capital Chronical, approximately 1 in 3 Hoosiers go…

Alumni Stories PhD Program

March 30, 2026

CTS Alumnus Wins Congressional Primary

CTS Alumnus Rev. Dr. Frederick D. Haynes III Wins Congressional Primary Christian Theological Seminary recognizes the recent primary election victory of alumnus Frederick…

March 30, 2026

CTS Commencement Speakers Announced

Honorary Degree Recipients Will Speak at Commencement Services With just over a month until the Spring semester ends,…

March 2, 2026

Rae Karim (MDiv ’14, DMin ’25) on Legacy of Love

Rae Karim (MDiv ’14, DMin ’25) on Legacy of Love in the Indianapolis Recorder Christian Theological Seminary alumna Rev. Dr. Rae Karim (MDiv ’14, DMin ’25) recently authored an…

Events

March 2, 2026

A Professor’s Passion

The Role of Children and Parenting through a Biblical Lens is Professor’s Passion Dr. Amy Lindeman Allen has been…

Events Faith & Action

March 2, 2026

Hope, Healing, and Community

From Trauma to Transformation: Why Faith Communities Matter Now “Trauma is not a sign of weakness or failure of faith;…