SFTS | San Francisco Theological Seminary

The workshop will be held in room 203 in Scott Hall on the SFTS campus. 

Please bring your laptop or device to the workshop.  

The workshop will be held in room 203 in Scott Hall on the SFTS campus. 

Please bring your laptop or device to the workshop.  

The SFTS Library will be holding an amazing booksale in the reference room on the 3rd floor of Geneva Hall on the SFTS campus on Wednesday, November 15th. Sale begins at 10:00 AM and ends at 9:00 PM.

There are history-focused, exegetical, and theological books (including Hermeneia commentaries and various biblical and theological dictionaries). There are also books on ministry, youth groups, and feminism. These are all books that were donated to the library, but that the library already owns.

With articles flying around on social media and websites, how to tell what's real?  Learn about evaluating sources, peer review, and distinguishing the fluff from the truth.

Learn to use this free citation management software to organize your research. It integrates with Microsoft Office to create an alphabetized bibliography in your choice of style, including Turabian. Bring your laptop!

Note: This session is held at the SFTS Branch Library

Headlines about the church are dominated by the crises within it, from sexism to homophobia to intolerance. These stories reveal what some people already knew: the church isn’t always holy. Author, speaker, and Presbyterian minister Carol Howard Merritt has seen it firsthand. Raised as a conservative Christian, Merritt found that the kind of religious institutions she grew up in had the potential to create healing but also isolation and deep suffering.

Join author Rev. Dr. Martha C. Taylor – who has served as both SFTS and GTU adjunct professor -- for an evening at SFTS discussing her newest book, From Labor to Reward.

Please join friends, colleagues, and former students of the late Rev. Dr. James A. Noel, Ph.D. for an academic symposium discussing the four key issues of the African-American experience that shaped his work.

T.V. Moore Lecture Series at SFTS, Friday, April 8