Alabama Baptists graduated with degrees at the master’s level or higher from Southern Baptist seminaries and divinity schools in May 2018.
The Alabama Baptist was provided the following list of graduates by the schools.
Beeson Divinity School:
Master of Divinity — Julie Donovan, Auburn; Cecelia Chang, Hoover; Wesley Douglas, Vincent; David Gannon, Dothan; Blake Harris, Birmingham; Cam Thomas, Goodwater; Tiffany Vincent, Trussville; Cris Harper, Birmingham
Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary:
Master of Divinity in Christian Ministry — Jared Gavin Burleson, Satsuma
Doctor of Ministry, Doctor of Philosophy — Wayne Britt Green, Eclectic
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary:
Master of Divinity — Michael Harris, Madison; Andrew Frederick Schmitt, Tallassee; Steven Slade Stinson, Enterprise
Master of Arts in Biblical Counseling — Rebekah Faith Butler, Birmingham
Master of Arts in Worship Leadership — Thomas Clay, Muscle Shoals
Master of Arts in Missiology — Sarah Lovett, Auburn
Master of Arts in Theological Studies — Daniel Gray Tackett, Birmingham
Doctor of Philosophy — Dustin B. Bruce, Monroeville; Jon English Lee, Montgomery
Doctor of Ministry — Harvey Ashley Edwards IV, Tuscaloosa; William “Bill” McCall, Bessemer
New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary:
Master of Arts in Discipleship — Kyle David Coots, Rainsville
Master of Arts in Pastoral Ministry — Matthew Tyler Pope, West Blocton
Master of Arts in Worship Ministries — Christopher Mark Capasse, Loxley
Master of Arts in Christian Ministry — Ryan Kindred Cork, Tuscaloosa
Master of Divinity — Jason Allan Leight, McCalla; Timothy Dale Morgan, Mobile
Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary:
Master of Theological Studies — Travis Lane DeWitt, Enterprise
Master of Arts in Counseling — Candace Marie Heurion, Livingston
Master of Divinity — Jacob D. Rainwater, Mobile
Doctor of Ministry — Kevin C. Wilburn, Mobile
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary:
Master of Arts in Christian Education — Meghan Elizabeth Clayton, Decatur
Master of Theological Studies — Robert Lee Burgess, Hoover (TAB)
EDITOR’S NOTE — There were no Alabama graduates with master’s degrees or higher in May 2018 from Gateway Seminary, according to the school.
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