Fuller’s founders envisioned the seminary as a place that prepared graduates to engage every sector of society with the righteousness, mercy, and justice of the Savior. To achieve this, we have created centers of concentrated energy, thought, and praxis devoted to transforming popular culture, the marketplace, politics, and family life, just to name a few. One such place is the Brehm Center, founded in 2001 to revitalize the church and culture through the arts. Through his involvement with the Brehm Center, alum Rob Bethke felt compelled to expose societal injustice through the medium of film:
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The Fuller Fund: Recruiting World-Class Faculty    Fuller is known around the world as the site where rigorous academic inquiry is combined with evangelical witness for the transformation of the Church and society. It begins with our faculty, whose commitment to tackle difficult issues...

The Fuller Fund: Acquiring Critical Library Resources   In 2002, an accreditation team from the Association of Theological Schools sharply criticized Fuller’s library for having inadequate collections to support its degree programs. Thanks to your support, we have been able to change that...

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