McCormick Theological Seminary
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07/14/2026
Every calling begins with a question: What is God inviting me to do next?
At McCormick, you'll find the space to discern your call and the community to help you live it with courage. Students from around the world come seeking purpose in ministry, justice, advocacy, and service—and leave equipped to lead with wisdom, compassion, and conviction. Whether your path leads to the pulpit, the public square, nonprofit leadership, chaplaincy, or community transformation, your journey starts by discovering the unique gifts you've been called to offer.
Applications for the 2026–27 academic year close July 15. If you're ready to explore where your calling can take you, now is the time to apply.
Take the first step toward your MDiv through the Considering McCormick link in our bio.
Cada llamado comienza con una pregunta: ¿Qué me está invitando Dios a hacer a continuación?
En McCormick, encontrarás el espacio para discernir tu llamado y la comunidad que te ayudará a vivirlo con valentía. Estudiantes de todo el mundo vienen buscando un propósito en el ministerio, la justicia, la defensa de derechos y el servicio, y salen equipados para liderar con sabiduría, compasión y convicción. Ya sea que tu camino te lleve al púlpito, a la esfera pública, al liderazgo de organizaciones sin fines de lucro, a la capellanía o a la transformación comunitaria, tu viaje comienza descubriendo los dones únicos que has sido llamado a ofrecer.
Las solicitudes para el año académico 2026–27 cierran el 15 de julio. Si estás listo para explorar hacia dónde puede llevarte tu llamado, este es el momento de aplicar.
Da el primer paso hacia tu MDiv a través del enlace Considering McCormick en nuestra biografía.
What if the spaces we inhabit every day are shaping our well-being more than we realize?�
🎧 The Season 1 finale of the Be Well Podcast is now available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or at mccormick.edu/bewellpod.
In our final episode of the season, Curation of Physical Space: Designing Trauma-Informed Environments, artist, designer, and Little Black Pearl founder Monica Haslip invites us to see physical space differently — not as a backdrop to our lives, but as an active participant in healing, belonging, and human flourishing.
As Monica reminds us, space is never neutral. It carries memory. It shapes relationships. And when designed with intention, it can become a catalyst for healing.�
🎙️ Listen now. Subscribe. Leave a review. And share this episode with someone helping create spaces where people can truly thrive. ��
Thank you for joining us throughout Season 1 as we've explored trauma healing at the intersections of faith, justice, and education. Season 2 production begins soon. Stay tuned for more details.
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5416 S Cornell Avenue
Chicago, IL
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| Monday | 8:30am - 4:30pm |
| Tuesday | 8:30am - 4:30pm |
| Wednesday | 8:30am - 4:30pm |
| Thursday | 8:30am - 4:30pm |
| Friday | 8:30am - 4:30pm |
