Colonel (The Reverend) Barbara L. Putnam, CD receives Acadia University Honorary Doctor of Divinity Degree
Colonel Barbara Putnam was granted an honorary Doctor of Divinity…
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Reflections of a Graduand
The following reflection was presented by graduating Master of Divinity…
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Student Story: Nathan McEwen
Master of Divinity Student Nathan McEwen shares his journey from…
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May I Have a Word with You? Considering Estate Planning
Written by Dr. Harry G. Gardner, Consultant to the President,…
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To equip Christians in diverse contexts with knowledge and skills to interpret the realities of life today in the light of God’s word, to speak good news and act confidently with love and justice, and to serve the mission of God in church and world with transformative impact.
Where the Valley meets the Sea
Acadia Divinity College recognizes that no building can exist without the land on which it rests to provide for, support, and uphold it. Prior to the founding of Acadia University, before the town of Wolfville, before the beginning of Nova Scotia, or the nation now known as Canada – this land was and still is Mi’kma’ki, the ancestral and unceded territory of the Mi’kmaw people to whom the land was entrusted by the Creator. It is on this land that our building now rests. Alongside Acadia University, ADC seeks to walk in a good way with our Indigenous hosts, friends, and neighbours.