
IWU Student Experiences Life Change in New Testament Course
Jan. 24, 2022
The School of Theology and Ministry will help you discover and carry out God's calling for your life. You will be taught and mentored by faculty who are committed Christ-followers, live under the authority of God's Word, have respect for the Church and love students. Your classroom experience will be enriched by being regularly involved in ministry at prisons, nursing homes, homeless shelters, YMCA activities, public school outreach, local church ministry and church plants.
Our students represent over 40 Christian denominations so you will be welcomed in a diverse, Christ-centered community. Your classes will be biblically and theologically solid, but also practical. With dozens of academic programs offered by the School of Theology and Ministry, you can tailor your IWU education to fit your chosen vocation. Most of the undergraduate programs can be completed in three years, saving you both time and money.
As a practical theologian, Sarah not only teaches community development courses, but also teaches in the areas of faith formation, youth ministry, and transformative pedagogy. Before coming to Indiana Wesleyan University in the Fall of 2018, Sarah served as an associate research scholar and lecturer at Yale Divinity School and helped direct the Adolescent Faith and Flourishing Program at Yale Center for Faith and Culture. Sarah received her M.Div and PhD from Emory University, where she taught as an adjunct faculty and co-directed a Certificate in Theological Studies Program at a Women’s Prison.
Sarah co-founded the Youth Arts and Peace Camp in Chester, Penn., and worked with the Youth Hope-Builders Academy at Interdenominational Theological Center. She is co-author with Anne E. Streaty Wimberly of Raising Hope: 4 Paths to Courageous Living for Black Youth.
She does speaking/consulting work related to community development.
Read more about Sarah Farmer Get to know our faculty Read More About Our Christian Worship Programs
Indiana Wesleyan is a very unique place. It is a community in which you can have the opportunity to address your instructors not only as professors and as doctor, but also as brother, sister.