WHAT IS FULLER MAGAZINE AND fullerstudio.fuller.edu?
fullerstudio.fuller.edu is the digital version of FULLER magazine, with additional web-only content. This is a space where we share the stories of who we are, what we’re talking about, and who we are becoming together as the Fuller Seminary community. Here you’ll find all content from FULLER magazine along with additional stories, articles, videos, and—in the Fuller Feed section—curated, frequently updated links to more material from across the seminary community.
For many years, Fuller Theological Seminary published two magazines: Focus, an alumni magazine, and Theology, News & Notes, a theological journal. In 2014, we combined that content into one magazine, FULLER, the print version of which is released three times yearly: in fall, winter, and spring.
The content of both FULLER magazine and fullerstudio.fuller.edu is organized within the three sections of “Story,” “Theology,” and “Voice.” In the first section, you will find the stories of our community members in all their diversity; in the second section (Theology), you’ll find the kinds of theological reflections formerly published as Theology, News & Notes; and in the third section (Voice), you’ll find snippets and excerpts of the conversations taking place across our community and our campuses. You can go directly to any of these three sections by clicking on the Story, Theology, or Voice colored tabs on the upper left-hand side of the page.
To look more specifically at the content from our latest print issue of FULLER magazine (expanded with videos and links to related resources), click the “Magazine” tab on the left-hand side of the page. You’ll find the full table of contents from the most recent print issue, including—when you mouse over the “FULLER MAGAZINE” title—messages from the editor and from President Mark Labberton, and an inspirational benediction story.
We bring all of this to you because we believe that our theological studies are illuminated by our stories, discussions, journeys, epiphanies, disagreements, changes of heart, and acts of disappointment and kindness. We hope you will visit these pages often, and email us at [email protected] to let us know what you think.