Questioning Assumptions: 2006 Alum of the Year Nancey Murphy

Nancey Murphy (Th.D. ’87), professor of Christian philosophy at Fuller Theological Seminary, is one of the scholars leading the effort to reconcile theology and science.

From the President’s Desk

GTU President James A. Donahue reflects on the role the GTU faculty plays in shaping its students and future alumni.

Alumni Insights: David Wheeler, Th.D. ’84

GTU alum David Wheeler discusses how the GTU’s academic and pastoral resources influenced his work as a minister and professor.

Alumni Then and Now

The GTU profiles alums Rose Arthur (Th.D. ’79) and Jeff Staley (Ph.D. ’85).

2006 Distinguished Faculty Lecturer

Professor L. William “Bill” Countryman, professor of Biblical Studies at Church Divinity School of the Pacific and a GTU core doctoral faculty member, is retiring at the end of the 2006-2007 academic year. He gave the 2006 Distinguished Faculty Lecture entitled “When God’s Friends Becomes God’s Problem: The Punitive Elijah and the Loving God According to St. Romanos the Melode.”

Students Speak

Doctoral students Marilyn Matevia and Nicanor Sarmiento reflect on their future careers after leaving the GTU.

More Than the Physical Need

Viji Nakka-Cammauf (Ph.D. ’03) has found a way to channel the GTU’s commitment to social and ethical causes into her work with orphans in India.

Fall Highlights

This past fall, the GTU organized a range of events that highlighted its role as a crossroads for teaching, research, ministry, and service.

Point of View: Preparing our Students to Teach

Dean and Vice President for Academic Affairs Arthur Holders reflects on how the GTU molds future teachers.

Supporting the GTU: Moving Us Forward

Read about GTU trustee Doug Herst.