MaryAnn Hawkins, dean, and professor of intercultural studies brings significant experience to her faculty role at the School of Theology because of the years spent as academic dean for KIST in Kenya, East Africa. She and her husband Jim also served the Church of God (Anderson) in California before coming to the seminary. Hawkins is the national convener of Women in Ministry for the Church of God (Anderson) with the program Qara and is on the national board of the Wesleyan Holiness Clergy Women. In her capacity as dean of the chapel, Hawkins is responsible for the seminary’s worship ministry. She is the editor and contributor to two books, Thread of Hope and Called to Minister, Empowered to Serve.
Called to Minister, Empowered to Serve: God Anoints Women and Men for Ministry
Written by several female authors this book looks to answer the question “Should a woman be a pastor?” This book will definitely inspire you.
Written by several female authors this book looks to answer the question “Should a woman be a pastor?” This book will definitely inspire you.
Contributors:
Arnetta McNeese Bailey
Dondeena Caldwell
MaryAnn Hawkins
Juanita Evans Leonard
Kimberly Majeski
Cindy Mansfield
Nilah Meier-Youngman
Sharon Pearson
Cheryl Sanders
Kathi Sellers
Susie Stanley
Arnetta McNeese Bailey
Dondeena Caldwell
MaryAnn Hawkins
Juanita Evans Leonard
Kimberly Majeski
Cindy Mansfield
Nilah Meier-Youngman
Sharon Pearson
Cheryl Sanders
Kathi Sellers
Susie Stanley
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