Public Seminar for Seminarians by Dr Wil Hernandez

Faculty, staff, and students of seminaries in Singapore are cordially invited to an EAST public seminar by Dr Wil Hernandez.

Topic: “Integrating Leadership Development and Spiritual Formation within the Context of Theological Education”
Date & Time: Tuesday, 3 April 2018, 2.00 pm – 5.00 pm
Venue: Chapel, East Asia School of Theology1 Dorset Road, Singapore 219486
RSVP: Mr Raymond Lim, raymondlim@east.edu.sg

About Dr Wil Hernandez

Wil Hernandez, PhD, Obl. OSB, was born and raised in the Philippines. Prior to coming to the U.S. for graduate studies, he served full-time with an international, interdenominational parachurch organization for 18 years. He graduated with a PhD in practical theology with a concentration in spirituality in 2005 at Fuller Theological Seminary, with additional summer studies at the University of Notre Dame and Loyola Marymount University.

Wil is the founder and president of CenterQuest – a hub for the study and practice of Christian spirituality – which hosts a School of Spiritual Direction hybrid program (online/residency combination). A trained counselor and spiritual director, Wil devotes a big part of his time “companioning” others on their spiritual journey, aside from teaching courses and conducting retreats and seminars focusing on the spirituality of Henri Nouwen in churches and institutions across the U.S. and abroad.

He is the author of a trilogy on Nouwen, plus the latest released title called Mere Spirituality: The Spiritual Life According to Henri Nouwen.

A Benedictine Oblate of Saint Andrew’s Abbey in Valyermo, CA, Wil also serves as a lector and lay Eucharistic minister at St. James Episcopal Church in South Pasadena, CA. Married to Juliet for more than 30 years now, they make their home in Arcadia, CA together with their two adult sons, Jonathan and David.

 

A seminar on Henri Nouwen by Dr Wil Hernandez will be held on 7 April 2018 at EAST. For more information, click here.

 

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