In this episode we sit down with Rev. Megan Currie, Director of Admissions, and Rev. Dr. Greg DeLoach, Dean of McAfee School of Theology at Mercer University. Together, they explore what theological education can look like in this cultural moment. McAfee is committed to creating an inclusive environment where students are free to ask questions, think critically, and be treated with dignity and respect as they discern their calling.

They recognize that many students arrive having deconstructed evangelical frameworks. Rather than seeing that as a barrier, McAfee embraces it as part of the journey. Their work is to help students reconstruct a theology that is healthy, generous, and forward thinking for life and ministry.

Rooted in the belief that ministry begins with a calling, McAfee seeks to prepare leaders who will inspire the Church and the world to imagine, discover, and create God’s loving and just world. If you are discerning your next step in ministry or reimagining what formation could look like after evangelicalism, this episode offers a compelling vision of what is possible.

Learn more about McAfee School of Theology here: https://theology.mercer.edu/

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