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Mary A. Love
Adjunct Professor of Christian Education
Expertise
- General Christian Education
- Age Group Educational Ministry
- Christian Symbolism
- Curriculum Development
Education
- M. R. E., Wesley Theological Seminary, 1975
- B. S., Mississippi State University, 1972
- D. H. L., Livingstone College/Hood Theological Seminary 1996
Dr. Mary Love is adjunct professor of Christian Education, teaching most course offerings in the area. Love enjoys exploring subjects creatively with a focus on enabling learning to occur and be used in ministry settings. Hood Seminary honored her as one of two recipients of the first Teaching Excellence and Service Award (2015).
She was selected as one of 160+ Christian Educators included in the “Christian Educators of the 20th Century” project hosted by Talbot School of Theology and funded by the Lilly Foundation. As a member of the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, Love also develops Sunday School curriculum for all ages. The world of ecumenism is familiar to Love as she currently serves as Administrative Secretary for the Pan-Methodist Commission which coordinates the Consultation of Methodist Bishops. Within the National Council of Churches, she serves as co-convener of the Christian Education, Educational Faith Formation and Leadership Development Convening Table and a member of the Committee on the Uniform Series.
Her publications include Learning Through Symbolism and Celebration , An Annotated Bibliography of Afrocentric Resources, FLEX: Focus on Learning for Effective Educational Ministry for Christ, and Stones of Promise: Celebrating the African American Family (Leader's Guide).
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