Bid farewell to Pope Francis and celebrate his life of service and solidarity with the entire global family.
Share in GMU’s commitment to upholding diversity, equity, and inclusion, standing firm with Harvard and other institutions of higher education.
Explore exegetical research with GMU Librarian Judy Clarence.
Discover the latest offerings that empower women and support inclusive communities in the global south and explore the possibilities of AI education in Africa.
Global Ministries University stands in solidarity with Harvard, Stanford, Princeton, Yale, and other institutions of higher learning that are opposing the current administration’s attacks on freedom of speech, academic integrity, and the United States Constitution. GMU upholds the primacy of scientific inquiry and critical thinking with its premier postgraduate program, promoting the compatibility and complementarity of science and religion. As an international online learning platform for theological education, rather than disparaging, GMU is committed to upholding the values of diversity, equity, and inclusion in all of its endeavors…
Global Ministries University joins with religious and secular institutions and communities around the world to mourn the passing of Pope Francis into eternal life and recognize the extraordinary contributions of this remarkable man.
His two main encyclicals, Laudato Si’ and Fratelli Tutti, made unprecedented advances in recognizing the climate crisis and promoting interfaith relations between Christianity and Islam…
Let the light shine in your life and in your soul! Dr. Margie Schneider is offering three courses at a discount. TH580 Creation Spirituality, TH581 Eco-Art & Creation Spirituality, and TH517 Spiritual Ecology are available individually for $235 per course, half the price of the traditional tuition. You don’t want to miss this opportunity to expand your awareness of the Divine in Creation and in You!
Father Sébastien NKOA, OP, is offering a free course on “The Financial Dimensions of the Parables of Jesus” starting Wednesday, March 19 at 9 AM Pacific Time and continuing each Wednesday for the following three weeks.
From The course description:
Our world today has reached a level of financialization that has completely removed humanity from everything that is related to the economy and finance. World economic monetary and financial institutions have developed programs that have found themselves to be completely inhumane. In Africa, South America, and Asia their various programs of restructuring have proved themselves to be catastrophic and completely disconnected from human local realities. Unfortunately, the sad reality of the failure of the Wall Street system is no longer a debate…
Global Ministries University calls for the immediate restitution of USAID assistance, resources, and personnel necessary for the preservation of the lives of millions of the world’s poorest people, and the prevention of the spread of communicable diseases and deadly viruses.
USAID provides 40% of global aid. Cutting USAID programs completely without any notice or review is unconscionable and destabilizing for the developing world. GMU finds the current Administration’s decisions immoral. They do not represent the will of US citizens. A recent poll by the Economist and YouGov shows that a majority of Americans support humanitarian aid programs that provide food and disaster relief to poor countries