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Susan Burner

Assistant Director of Campus Ministries

Biography

Having served in student life and campus ministry contexts in a variety of roles since 2013, Susan highly values the Christian college context and the potential for wholistic formation with lifelong Kingdom impact. With educational backgrounds in worship arts (BA) and Christian formation (MA), the spiritual formation of students through worship and discipleship practices have been at the forefront of her interests and work. In 2023 she completed a Doctor of Ministry that focused on understanding the intersection between cultural identity development and spiritual formation practices with college students. Susan's hobbies include reading, singing, songwriting, and spending time outdoors.

Education

Doctor of Ministry (2023) - Ashland Theological Seminary
M.A. Christian Formation (2019) - Grand Rapids Theological Seminary
B.A. Worship Arts (2013) - Cornerstone University

Events & Appearances

Sep 20, 2024
Chapel Service

Chapel Sanctuary | 10:30am-10:50am

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Contact Me

616-526-8861

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