Inscribed is the quarterly community newsletter of Yellowstone Theological Institute, keeping you informed of recent and future events, as well as faculty and student accomplishments, placement needs, and ongoing development projects.
You never know what kind of difference you will make in a person’s life, a group’s direction, or even in the future. “Making a difference” is the end focus we hope for all of our students.
Despite an arson fire and other challenges, YTI graduate Dan Pursley is pastoring a church toward health and equipping them to make a difference in their community.
“YTI is preparing me to serve the Church with a deeper theological foundation, a heart for discipleship, and the ability to navigate the challenges of ministry with humility and resilience.”
YTI Student Presents at American Scientific Affiliation Annual Meeting
Carol had watched her husband Charles, a solar physicist at Montana State University, and others present talks at the ASA’s annual meeting. She began to imagine herself presenting at a future meeting. Last July, she did just that.
YTI welcomes Dr. Mark Watney as Visiting Lecturer in Theology and Literature and Mrs. Mary Gammill as Lecturer in Theology and the Arts to our faculty.
In September, YTI’s Vern Streeter, Lecturer in Adventure and Theology, led a group of students on a kayaking trip deep in the the backcountry of Yellowstone National Park.
It’s easy to get caught up in the seasons, especially the fall, isn’t it? In all of this beauty and change, it is crucial that we not lose sight of our call: we are difference makers.
