Rev. Dr. Jennifer Ackerman, PhD

I believe God has called me to serve as a pastor to pastors—to minister to the local church by walking alongside parish pastors as an advocate, partner, confidant, and truth-teller; to inspire and equip church leaders in their practices of worship and preaching; and to aid in the administration of structures and programs that encourage joy and freedom in creatively engaging our ministry communities in loving God and neighbor. 

Resources and Reflections for Church Leaders

Part of my role as Director of the Ogilvie Institute of Preaching at Fuller Seminary is production of a variety of resources to serve our community of 1500+ pastors and church leaders around the country who are working at the convergence of worship, preaching, and justice.  Below are some samples of newsletters, reflections, and other resources I have created:

Sermon Recordings

Presbytery Contributions

Books & Papers

Preaching the Gospel of Justice: Good News in Community (Fortress Press, 2024)

Dissertation: Howard Thurman and Sacramental Silence: The Convergence of Worship, Preaching, and Justice (Spring 2020)

Book Review: A Brief History of Sunday by Justo L. González - July 2017 (published in The Evangelical Review of Theology and Politics)

"A New Imagination for Christian Race Relations: Radical Embrace of the Imago Dei" - February 2017 (presented at Princeton Theological Seminary Graduate Student Conference)

"Worship—A Vessel for Navigating the Currents of Postmodernity" - December 2016 (pending publication in in Faith, Embodiment, and Globalization: Postmodernity and Christian Cultural Practices. Eds. Joshua Beckett and Hak Joon Lee.) 

Rev. Dr. Jennifer Ackerman, PhD

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