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  • October 26, 2009 by Gerald Hiestand

    Second SAET Fellowship Launched – Openings Available!

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    The SAET has continued to grow and our First Fellowship has reached its maximum capacity (though we’re still looking for a pastor-theologian from the Methodist/Wesleyan tradition). In light of this, the SAET board has approved the launch of a Second Fellowship. The Second Fellowship will parallel the original Fellowship in terms of topic and mission, but will meet separately in May. We’ve already pulled together a great group of core guys, and are currently looking to expand.

    At present, the Second Fellowship is seeking representation from the Messianic Jewish, Lutheran, and Baptist traditions. Evangelical pastor-theologians from these traditions are encouraged to apply. See below for details.

    Fellowship Openings
    The SAET is now accepting applications to our second Fellowship. Ideal candidates:

    • Are full-time pastors who views the writing/publication of ecclesial theology as a significant ministry calling.
    • HaveĀ a ThM or PhD.
    • Have a demonstrated publishing record.
    • Are young(er) pastors who are in the early years of their pastoral and writing ministry.
    • Are available to attend the annual Fellowship Symposium.

    To download a Fellowship Prospectus, click here. To download a Fellowship Application, click here.

    For more information regarding the SAET Fellowships, contact Gerald Hiestand at ghiestand[at]saet-online.org.

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About the SAET Blog

Welcome to the SAET blog. Herein you will find the theological/pastoral ramblings of the Rev. Matthew Mason, the good Doctor Jason Hood, and Pastor Gerald Hiestand. All three write under the premise that theology and the pastorate belong together, and that (at least some) pastors must once again function as writing theologians for the wider church, for the ecclesial renewal of theology and the theological renewal of the church.

Contributors

Gerald Hiestand
Gerald has served as the SAET board president since 2006. He has been in pastoral ministry since 1999, and serves currently as the Senior Associate Pastor of Calvary Memorial Church in Oak Park, IL.

Jason Hood
Jason is a graduate of Rhodes College, Reformed Theological Seminary, Highland Theological College and the Univ. of Aberdeen. Jason works as Scholar-in-Residence and director of Christ College Residency Program at Christ UMC. He's trying to figure out the twitter thing, @jasonbhood, and sometimes writes for ChristianityToday.com.

Matthew Mason
Matthew earned an MTh at Oak Hill College, London. He is an Assistant Pastor at Church of the Resurrection, Washington D. C. (Anglican Mission in the Americas), and edits Ecclesia Reformanda, a journal of Reformed theology.

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