The Wesley FlexMA will make it possible.
Called to both a professional plus ministerial life? Making a difference in non-profit/advocacy ministry but want more theological grounding? Looking for a graduate degree you can design?
Your Master of Divinity experience awaits in Washington, D.C. at Wesley!
- Study your way! Traditional residential program or the new, innovative Hybrid MDiv Experience, Wesley’s first non-residential MDiv program
- Can’t move to Washington? Complete your 4 yr. MDiv Experience degree with only 8 total intensive weeks on campus – complete the rest of your degree online
- On campus and online – be part of Wesley’s diverse and spiritual learning community
- Both ways give you the resources, networks and experiences of studying in Washington, D.C. community that is possible only at Wesley
The mission of Wesley Theological Seminary is to equip persons for Christian ministry and leadership in the church and the world, to advance theological scholarship, and to model a prophetic voice in the public square.
New Faces of Wesley
Meet a new face on campus, Vice President for Development Angela Willingham.
Originally from Oklahoma, Angela holds a BA in Communications/Public Relations from University of Central Oklahoma and a MA in Strategic Communications and Leadership from Seton Hall University.
Her passion for development work is rooted in her personal experience of donor generosity while a student at university.
“I received the President’s Leadership Council scholarship at UCO and benefitted greatly from the generosity of others. It was a conversation with a donor at our annual scholarship luncheon that ignited my desire to work in development and help others reach their full potential, “ said Angela.
Angela’s previous academic institutional experience includes serving as Southern Methodist University’s Director of Alumni Marketing and as the Director of Advancement at Holton-Arms School in Bethesda, MD.
Angela feels called to serve at Wesley. “At first, I was drawn to Wesley because of the diversity of ideas, backgrounds, and identities that seem to be a core value for the Seminary. Then during the interview process, I felt a sense of peace come over me, and I just knew this is where I was being called to serve.”
While still early days, Angela is already feeling very much at home at Wesley. “The Wesley Community is so lovely! People are going out of their way to introduce themselves and offer support. I am absolutely delighted to work with such a knowledgeable, resourceful, and kind group of development professionals,” said Angela.
