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Dr. Mark Yarbrough and Anita Carman combine strengthsNEWS PROVIDED BY
Inspire Women
Jan. 28, 2025
HOUSTON, Jan. 28, 2025 /Standard Newswire/ -- Inspire Women and Dallas Theological Seminary (DTS) are joining forces to tackle one of the most pressing challenges in ministry: the underrepresentation of women in key roles in ministry. As Inspire Women celebrates its 25th anniversary in 2025, this transformative alliance provides scholarships and resources to empower women to step boldly into their God-given callings, bridging the gap between potential and opportunity.
This initiative offers tangible support to Inspire Women scholarship recipients and other women connected to the organization with DTS matching Inspire Women scholarships to their women students.
This historic development builds on Inspire Women’s legacy as the largest nonprofit women’s ministry funder of scholarships for women in accredited Bible colleges and seminaries in the state of Texas. Starting 25 years ago with no financial resources, Inspire Women has grown into a movement that has reached thousands through radio, publications, and city conferences. The organization continues to train and equip women of all races to fulfill their God-given potential.
“This alliance is a testimony of unity in the body of Christ, expressed through the combined strengths of both men and women in leadership to change our world for Christ,” said Dr. Mark Yarbrough the President of Dallas Theological Seminary and Anita Carman, Founder and President, Inspire Women.
SOURCE Inspire Women
CONTACT: Anita Carman, Inspire Women, 713-702-4867, media@inspirewomen.org
