When Curiosity Shapes a Path: From Political Dreams to Pastoral Calling
Kieran Cabana reflects on how academic curiosity led him to theology, and ultimately, a calling to serve God and community.
Reconnecting with a Lifelong Call – Nathan Zwicker’s in Ministry Year
Balancing ministry, family, and learning, Nathan Zwicker is discovering new ways to integrate theory with practice while engaging with students from diverse church traditions.
Walking with Others: Kelsey Cunningham’s Journey Toward Chaplaincy
Kelsey Cunningham’s journey at Dio weaves together faith, healing, and holistic care. Inspired by her sister’s experience with cancer, she’s exploring chaplaincy as a way [...]
Imagination Makes Communities Humane
Drawing on Marilynne Robinson and Rev. Anne Privett, Jesse Zink explores how imagination, used fully and faithfully, creates healthier, more humane communities.
From the Principal: Compassionate, Courageous, and Creative
Principal Jesse Zink reflects on Advent and Dio’s new plan to form compassionate, courageous, and creative Christian leaders.
Du directeur: Compatissant, courageux et créatif
Le principal Jesse Zink réfléchit à l’Avent et au nouveau plan de Dio pour former des leaders chrétiens compatissants et courageux.
Books from the Shelf: When Church Stops Working – Book Review
Marc Potvin recommends When Church Stops Working, a hopeful and practical book that helps churches notice God’s work amid challenge and change.
Where Gratitude Builds Its Nest
A small dove found refuge on a bookshelf in my office, building its nest among the words of Scripture. As Thanksgiving approaches, I’m reminded of [...]
What is the point of all these studies?
Even our struggles with learning can teach us to focus, pray, and grow in love for God and for others.
A Reflection on Wisdom
Our encounters, whether brief or long-lasting, shape who we are and reveal how God leads us toward wisdom.